Abstract: A swivel commode chair, including a base, where the base includes an opening, a stationary frame, where the base is rotatably connected to the stationary frame, a number of elongated members extending downward from the stationary frame, and a bucket removably connected to the stationary frame. A method of a person using a swivel commode chair, including sitting on a base of the swivel commode chair, and depositing human waste through an opening in the base into a bucket removably connected to the swivel commode chair.

Abstract: A swivel commode chair, including a base, where the base includes an opening, a stationary frame, where the base is rotatably connected to the stationary frame, a number of elongated members extending downward from the stationary frame, and a bucket removably connected to the stationary frame. A method of a person using a swivel commode chair, including sitting on a base of the swivel commode chair, and depositing human waste through an opening in the base into a bucket removably connected to the swivel commode chair.

Abstract: A crutch air cushion device, including an inflatable housing that slides on top of a crutch, where the inflatable housing includes an upper chamber and at least one side chamber, and a valve for air inlet and outlet. The device further includes an upper chamber has an outer surface on the outside of the inflatable housing and an inner surface on the inside of the inflatable housing, and the valve positioned on the inner surface of the upper chamber. A crutch air cushion device, including an inflatable housing with a plurality of air chambers, and a valve positioned on the inner surface of the inflatable housing that contact the upper surface of a crutch. A method of pressurizing a crutch air cushion device, including sliding an inflatable housing on a crutch, inserting air into the inflatable housing through a valve located on an inner surface of the inflatable housing, and filling an upper chamber and at least one side chamber of the inflatable housing with the air.

Abstract: A device for immobilizing the head to prevent further injuries such as neck injuries comprises left and right complimentary blocks. Each block has a skull supporting surface. The blocks contact the skull with the skull supporting surfaces diverging outwardly and upwardly to provide a wedging action to immobilize the skull against left and right movement as well as to position the height of the skull so that alignment of the neck is achieved. The skull supporting surface surrounds but does not cover the ear so that assessment may be made easily. The left and right blocks may be disposable for one time use or permanently mounted on a carrier for reuse.