Care time, supplies & caregiver workload
Care Time & Cost Impact
A simple way to make the hidden workload of toileting care visible, from hands on minutes and nighttime cleanup to supplies, laundry, odor, and caregiver strain.
Why this matters
Repeated toileting care adds up quickly.
For families, caregivers, case managers, and facilities, the cost of toileting care is not only the product used. It is the time, supplies, laundry, physical strain, and room disruption that can happen several times a day and through the night.
Hands on care time
Each episode can involve checking, changing, cleaning, repositioning, and restoring comfort.
Supplies and laundry
Wipes, briefs, pads, linens, gloves, bags, and laundry can become a repeated daily expense.
Caregiver workload
Reducing repeated cleanup can help families and care teams redirect time toward personal care, comfort, and supervision.
Care routine calculator
Estimate the workload in the current routine.
Use this as a planning snapshot. It estimates the current care routine and illustrates how much time could be available for other care activities if some manual steps are reduced.
This calculator does not predict or guarantee Carebidet savings. It is a discussion tool for estimating the existing routine and planning what to measure in a trial.
Your current care picture
Estimated workload and value
Adjust the fields to estimate the routine.
External pilot observation
WeissenBlu Home Care Journal
WeissenBlu reports a 21 day Australian home care pilot that looked at automated care cycles, carer time, and consumable use. These results are setting specific observations and should not be presented as guaranteed outcomes.
What the pilot reported
Use this as supporting evidence and link directly to the original WeissenBlu journal when referencing the study.
External study materials are provided for general information. Outcomes may vary by care setting, care routine, patient needs, staffing, training, and implementation.
Caregiver workload & supply savings
Where impact may show up.
The largest benefit may not be a single line item. It can be the combined effect of fewer repeated manual tasks, less direct cleanup, lower supply use, and a more comfortable room environment.
Wipes and cleanup
Automated washing and drying may reduce the number of wipe based cleanup events.
Briefs, pads and supplies
Carebidet may reduce reliance on some disposable supplies used in traditional continence care.
Laundry and bedding
Cleaner, faster waste removal can help reduce some bedding changes and laundry burden.
Staff and family time
Caregivers may be able to redirect time from repetitive cleanup to comfort, supervision, and personal interaction.
Home care • Facilities • Families
Use the numbers to start a better care conversation.
Share the estimated workload, review the external pilot observation, and speak with COHealth about whether Carebidet fits your home or care setting.