Abstract: A urinal device for use by female persons not having the use of their legs while seated in a chair or wheelchair. The urinal device has a pie-slice shaped shallow pan with a swollen, bulbous cross-section lip completely around the periphery thereof and a perforated splash plate. A handle is affixed to the pan opposite the narrow end of the pan so that the impaired person may insert the pan beneath her body without lifting her body or legs from the chair seat. The pan is continuously drained during use by means of a drainage hose connected to a urine receiving container.