What do you do when your parent with dementia can no longer find the bathroom and repeatedly pees on the wall to wall carpet?

i agree with these people . find out where he likes to pee and make accomodations that work for him . bedside comode and two drywall panels to mimic a restroom stall .. hes not in your world , you have to visit his ..

If I had that situation in my house and the person was using the same spot on the carpet, I would place a cat litter box with a hospital blue sheet inside the box, said blue sheets are disposable and inexpensive especially if you purchase seconds [meaning not first quality but still does the job].

Catch a specimen of urine &. Take to provider, or to lab. He may have a serious urinary tract infection.

Yikes! I had a little experience with this problem early in my husband's dementia. He was definitely not ready for a care center at that point, but it is a frustrating problem, isn't it? I can't claim success for treating this ... it seemed to go away on its own.

Would it help, I wonder if you put a bedside commode in the family room when he is in there? Or would he use a portable urinal? I know that you can encourage him to call you when he needs to pee and you'll help him to the bathroom, but I doubt he would reliably remember to do that, even if he agrees.

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