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A stoma-friendly toilet is not a luxury...

...it's a necessity.

Living with an ostomy

For most people, using a public toilet is a simple matter.
For those living with an ostomy, it can be much more complicated.

Conventional public toilets are not enough

Emptying or changing a stoma pouch requires space, hygiene, privacy and a suitable work surface.

Facilities that are rarely available in conventional public toilets.

Person with an ostomy using a bathroom adapted for ostomy care

Dignity

No one should have to resort to improvised or unhygienic solutions.

A dedicated stoma-friendly toilet allows people living with a stoma to manage their needs safely, privately and with dignity.

Hygiene

A properly designed facility provides a cleaner, safer and more hygienic environment.

This benefits not only people living with a stoma, but everyone who uses public facilities.

Independence

Knowing that suitable facilities are available gives people the confidence to travel, work, shop and participate fully in everyday life.

Accessibility also means freedom.

The impact on well-being

Feeling confident outside the home is essential to dignity, independence and social participation.

Access to suitable facilities helps reduce isolation and enables people living with a stoma to enjoy an active and fulfilling life.

A choice for inclusion

Providing dedicated toilets for people living with a stoma makes public spaces more accessible and welcoming.

Inclusion is also achieved through thoughtful details that make a meaningful difference.

Where can a stoma-friendly toilet be installed?

Places to install bathrooms for ostomy patients

Wherever there is a public toilet, there should also be suitable facilities for people living with a stoma.

A small space...

...A big difference.

Discover how a dedicated stoma-friendly toilet offers a simple, practical and inclusive solution for people living with a stoma.

EmptyMe® ostomy-friendly bathroom installed
LHC | Bathrooms for Ostomy Patients

Solutions for People Living with a Stoma

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