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Is a shower chair or stool deemed an assistive device during bathing?

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Is a shower chair or stool deemed an assistive device during bathing?

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No. The item bathing refers to the patient’s ability to wash, rinse and dry his body from the neck down. It does not matter if he/ she does this in bed, sitting by the sink or standing in the shower. Using the shower chair is seen as an assistive device to get in and out of a shower (transfers) and should be addressed under the item Bath/ Shower Transfers.

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