Toilet for Elders

Hello all --

Great site!
We're building an Adult Family Home to care for six frail elderly adults. Each private room will have its own half-bath.
I know I want an ADA, dual flush toilet... which one?
These folks spend alot of time sitting (on the pot), need help with cleaning, and getting up and down. They'll be up at night, I don't want a LOUD flush. Would consider making sure each toilet can accomodate a bidet seat in the future, as needed per Resident.
Personally, I like the smooth sided base for ease of cleaning, but need to focus on the function of the whole thing for making this (important) part of life easier for the Elders.
Thank you for your input.

If you go to Terry's Report on Low Flow Toilets which is linked from the home page of this site, you will find pictures and descriptions of toilets in the Toto line. Toto is the world's largest maker of toilets and every toilet in their line is a quality appliance from the least expensive to the most expensive. You do not trade quality for price. I'm sure you will find one that will suit your needs and preferences.

I sell a lot of the Toto Drake ADA CST744EL (two-piece) and Toto Ultramax ADA MS854114EL (one-piece) toilets for that purpose.

If you want an ADA Dual flush you can go with a CST464MF Toto Aquia III.
http://www.totousa.com/ProductDetai...SearchId=5e386b02-1d82-4293-967d-0c257ded6f53

If your are going to install a Bidet seat than make sure you order the THU9090 washlet adapter it will extend the supply to the toilet which will make it easier to install.