Millers welcome back Nick Fenton, while John O'Flynn and Joe Devera are available for Bees.
Rotherham aim to maintain unbeaten home league record
Rotherham welcome Barnet to the Don Valley Stadium on Saturday as they seek to further distance themselves from the drop zone.
The Millers are unbeaten at home in the league this term and could jump over Grimsby to 21st in the table with victory over the Bees.
They have been boosted by the news that defender Nick Fenton, whose knee problem forced him out of the action in the goalless draw at Bournemouth last Saturday, returned to full training this week.
He is expected to be recalled with Marc Joseph dropping to the bench, while Danny Harrison, who came on for the last five minutes at Dean Court following a hamstring problem, is vying for a place in midfield together with Mark Hudson, Pablo Mills and Micky Cummins.
Manager Mark Robins has no other new injury or suspension problems but is still without long-term absentees Stephen Brogan (broken leg) and Mark Lynch (dislocated shoulder).
Defender Brogan, who last appeared at MK Dons in February, is expected to return to full training next month.
Bees news
Barnet manager Paul Fairclough has been given a double boost ahead of his side's visit.
Former Cork City striker John O'Flynn fell awkwardly on his knee in the 2-0 loss to local rivals Dagenham last time but Bees physio Mark Stein confirmed the Irishman should be available.
Defender Joe Devera was also struggling after complaining of a tight hamstring but Stein revealed he expected him to be fit.
Adam Burchill limped off with an Achilles injury against the Daggers but is fit enough to challenge Cliff Akurang for a place in attack.
Long-term injury victim Jeremy De Magalhaes remains on the sidelines with a groin injury while striker Elliott Charles is set to have a scan on a troublesome knee.
