I had to renovate a bathroom for an elderly parent take out a bathtub add walk in shower with grabber and a raised toilet

[bwa · Accepted solution]

Modifications to accommodate a handicapped dependent are deductible as medical expenses.

(Is the parent your dependent?)

[ngwildcat87]

Yes.  Pipe busted in old shower that was only big enough for one person.  Insurance covered damages to that floor plan, but I paid the contractor to enlarge the shower stall and make it so I can wheel my mother in a shower wheelchair.  It is now twice the size and with 3 grab bars and a raised toilet seat.