8060 Belvedere Road, Suite 8, West Palm Beach, FL 33411Mon–Fri 9–5 · Sat 10–4

Bathroom Safety

A safer bathroom, without a remodel.

Most bathroom falls happen getting in and out of the tub or up from the toilet. A few simple pieces of equipment make those moments safer.

Older woman seated on a shower chair beside a tub with a grab bar

Is this you?

You might be in the right place if…

You don't need to know the name of the equipment. Tell us what's happening, and we'll help you work out the rest.

  • Stepping over the tub wall feels risky.
  • You need to sit down to shower.
  • Getting up from the toilet takes real effort.
  • You've slipped, or worry about slipping, on wet floors.
  • Getting to the bathroom at night is hard.

Examples of what we carry

Bathroom safety equipment

  • Floor-to-ceiling security pole with a curved handle beside a bathtub, held by a woman

    Floor-to-ceiling security pole

    Something solid to hold beside the tub or bed

  • Padded rolling shower commode chair that tilts, with headrest, footrests and a tub transfer rail

    Tilt shower commode chair

    Rolling shower and commode chair that tilts back

These are examples. We carry many more. Ask us: (561) 245-5444.

Insurance

What insurance usually needs

A short summary. Your plan and your records decide; we check yours before anything is ordered.

Insurance in plain words →

Shower chair, tub bench, raised toilet seat or grab bars

Original Medicare
Usually not covered
Florida Medicaid
Limited: we check the exact item

What to know

  • Original Medicare usually does not pay for shower chairs, tub benches, raised toilet seats or grab bars. It treats them as comfort, convenience or hygiene items rather than medical equipment.
  • Many people buy these directly, and we can help you choose. Some Medicare Advantage plans include a bathroom-safety benefit; we can check yours.
Check your coverage for shower chair, tub bench, raised toilet seat or grab bars

Bedside commode

Original Medicare
Usually covered when criteria are met
Florida Medicaid
Usually covered when criteria are met

Medicare usually needs

  • You're confined to your bed or one room.
  • You live on one level of your home with no toilet on that level, or your home has no toilet.
Check your coverage for bedside commode

Medicare Advantage, Medicaid health plans and employer plans usually follow similar rules, often with approval first. Coverage depends on your plan, your doctor's order and your medical records. This is a plain-language summary, not a decision. We verify every case before anything is ordered. As of October 31, 2026.

What happens next

Three steps from here.

See how your request moves →
  1. Tell us about the bathroom

    Call us and describe the tub or shower and the toilet. Many of these items can be bought directly, with no paperwork.

  2. We check your plan

    If an item can be covered, such as a commode, we tell you what your doctor needs to send.

  3. Pick up or delivery

    Pick it up at our West Palm Beach store, or we deliver it and show you how it sets up.

Talk it through with our team.

Call and tell us what's going on. A person answers, and there's no pressure.