Fewer transfers
Carebidet supports toileting care while the person remains in bed.
- Less need for bathroom transfers
- Less lifting during toileting care
- Helpful for nighttime care
Patient & Caregiver Benefits
Carebidet provides automated in-bed toileting care that detects urine and stool, removes waste, washes, dries, and helps control odor—reducing hands-on workload while protecting dignity.
Supports cleaner, more dignified toileting care.
Less repeated cleanup, lifting, and time spent on toileting care.
Sealed waste handling and odor filtration help reduce disruption.
Washing, drying, and moisture management help protect dignity.
A smarter care model
The Curaco Carebidet is designed for people living with incontinence who are bedbound or have limited mobility. It supports waste removal, washing, drying, and odor control in one routine.
At the core is a Complete Intelligent Toileting System (CITS), an advanced automated platform created as an alternative to traditional toileting methods.
Carebidet brings detection, waste removal, cleansing, drying, and odor filtration into one connected workflow.

Cleaner. More dignified. More efficient.
Carebidet focuses on demanding care moments: transfers, cleanup, moisture, odor, and caregiver time.
Carebidet supports toileting care while the person remains in bed.
A sealed waste removal system helps reduce exposure, cleanup, and odor.
Automated washing and warm air drying help support cleanliness, comfort, and dignity.
Automated toileting support helps simplify daily care routines.
For home care and facilities
Carebidet may also reduce the work and supplies associated with briefs, wipes, laundry, odor, and repeated cleanup.
May reduce reliance on adult briefs, pads, wipes, bedding changes, and related disposable supplies.
May reduce bedding changes and the resulting laundry.
Helps family caregivers and care teams spend less time on repeated cleanup and more time focused on personal care.
A sealed system with HEPA filtration, UVC, and a secondary filter helps manage odor and room disruption.
External pilot observation
WeissenBlu’s Healthcare evidence page reports that one 21-day Australian home-care pilot recorded 115 automated care cycles, 16.4 hours of caregiver time saved, and 97% fewer wet wipes. These findings describe one setting-specific observational pilot and are not a guaranteed outcome.
View WeissenBlu pilot summaryCare time and workload
Automating repeated toileting tasks can reduce the time and cumulative workload associated with traditional brief-based care.
Reported time savings compared with traditional adult diaper care.
Reported reduction in cumulative toileting-care burden.
Source: Curaco three-year Carebidet versus traditional adult diaper care comparison, based on an average of eight care changes per day. Results may vary by individual and care setting.
How the system works
Carebidet connects the key care steps in one process while the person remains in bed.
One clear care flow
The value is in how the steps work together, making care easier to manage.
Sensors identify urine or feces so care can begin promptly.
A sealed process helps move waste away with less direct handling.
Automated cleansing helps support a fresher, more dignified routine.
Warm air drying helps reduce lingering moisture after cleansing.
HEPA filtration, UVC, and a secondary filter help manage odor.
The person can remain in bed during toileting care.
Sealed waste handling and automated cleansing reduce hands-on cleanup.
Washing, drying, and filtration support a fresher routine.

Day-to-day impact
For families, the biggest difference is often practical relief: fewer transfer moments, less cleanup, and a more comfortable routine for the person receiving care.
Can reduce difficult transfer moments during toileting.
Can reduce some lifting during toileting care and repeated cleanup.
Automated washing, drying, and moisture management help the person feel more comfortable.
Sealed waste handling with HEPA filtration, UVC, and a secondary filter helps reduce room disruption.
Benefits for individuals, families & care teams
Explore whether fewer transfers, less hands-on cleanup, automated washing and drying, and odor management could support your home or care setting.