Private room context
Look for single-occupancy, family restroom, and private-room signals when a quieter stop would make care easier.
Stoma & Ostomy Restroom Finder
Find stoma-friendly restrooms with more context.
RestMap helps people with ostomies compare nearby restroom options, privacy signals, source labels, RestRoom IQ scores, and route stops before deciding where to go.
No account required. Location stays on your phone. RestRoom IQ scoring runs on device.
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2M+ locations
RestRoom IQ scores help compare nearby options.
Privacy signals
Single-occupancy and family restroom context when available.
Source labels
Supported amenities show where the signal came from.
Trip planning
Journey IQ can plan restroom stops along your route.
How It Helps
The right stop is about privacy, space, and planning margin.
A stoma-friendly restroom search is not just a nearest-restroom search. RestMap gives you more context before you stop, including private room signals, source confidence, route timing, and whether data is thin.
Space for supplies
RestMap surfaces venue and amenity signals that may indicate more room for a pouch change, disposal, or travel kit setup.
Source labels
Supported amenities show source and confidence cues, including Needs More Data when the signal is not strong enough.
Planned restroom stops
Journey IQ can plan restroom stops along a drive so you are not making every decision under time pressure.
Saved reliable stops
Save places that worked for you so future errands, appointments, and trips can start with known options.
Private by default
No account required. Location stays on your phone. RestRoom IQ scoring runs on device.
Source Context
Stoma-friendly signals need careful labels.
RestMap separates strong source data from weaker clues. A place may have a family restroom, a single-occupancy room, or accessible restroom data without having specific stoma-care details. The app keeps those distinctions visible.
Data is sourced from OpenStreetMap, Refuge Restrooms, Open Charge Map, MapKit/Apple Places, RestMap brand profiles, and user-submitted ratings. Previously loaded locations and ratings can remain available without signal.
For terminology and fixture context, see the glossary entry: What is a stoma-friendly restroom?
OpenStreetMap
Refuge Restrooms
MapKit
Open Charge Map
Brand profiles
User ratings
Single-occupancy or family room
OpenStreetMap, Refuge, or brand profile
Source-confirmed
Space, shelf, sink, or disposal context
Place detail or user rating
Reported
Specific stoma-care details
No strong source yet
Needs More Data
Planning Aid
Use RestMap for place context, not medical advice.
RestMap can help you choose between nearby bathrooms, check whether a route has reasonable restroom options, and save places that worked for you. It does not replace your care plan, travel preparation, or guidance from a stoma care nurse or healthcare professional.
For broader travel planning, read our guide: Traveling with Medical Needs: How to Plan Rest Stops with Confidence.
What RestMap can help with
Compare candidate stops, look for privacy and source signals, plan route breaks, and save useful places for later. For medical questions, use your clinical care team.
Go Deeper
Related restroom needs.
These pages keep medical, caregiver, accessibility, and route-planning searches focused while pointing to the same iOS app.
Common Questions
Stoma and ostomy restroom questions, answered plainly.
How does RestMap help people with ostomies find restrooms?
RestMap helps compare nearby restroom options using RestRoom IQ scores, private-room signals, source labels, and route context. It is designed to reduce guesswork before you stop.
Does RestMap show shelves, hooks, or disposal details?
Only when that information is available from source data or user-submitted ratings. When the data is thin, RestMap should make that clear instead of implying certainty.
Can I find single-occupancy restrooms for privacy?
Yes, when source data includes that signal. RestMap uses sources such as Refuge Restrooms and OpenStreetMap to surface single-occupancy, family restroom, and private-room context where available.
Can I plan road trips with restroom stops?
Yes. Journey IQ can plan restroom stops along your route and compare options using RestRoom IQ, source labels, and travel context.
Is RestMap medical advice?
No. RestMap is a restroom locator and planning app. For questions about ostomy care, pouch management, supplies, or travel preparation, consult your stoma care nurse or healthcare provider.
Is RestMap free?
Yes. RestMap is free to download and use, with no in-app purchases. No account required.
Find a better restroom before the stop feels urgent.
Download RestMap and compare nearby stoma-friendly restroom options with quality scores and source labels.