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Can You Get a Prescription For Incontinence Supplies?
Learn the rules and processes for incontinence supply prescriptions.
Incontinence Supplies for Children with Special Needs
For many families, childhood incontinence issues don’t end with potty training. Many families struggle with conditions associated with incontinence management.
Byram vs HCD – Who Is A Better Medical Supplier?
When looking for a medical supplier for yourself or a loved one, don’t settle for anything less than the best. So who really provides a better medical supply experience, Home Care Delivered or Byram Healthcare?
What Are My Medicaid Benefits?
Medicaid members, are you using all the benefits you receive? To know what you could be missing, you have to first know your Medicaid benefits.
Types of Catheters: Styles, Uses, and Where To Get Them
The past 100 years have brought a lot of change to the world of catheters. Today, there are many different types of catheters, each one made with different materials and for a different need. But what are the types of catheters, and what do they do?
Five Things You Should Expect from a Good Medical Supplier
For many people, receiving products from a medical supplier is new territory, and that leads to an important question: How do I know if my medical supplier is doing a good job?
Medicare Coverage and Urology Supplies – A Comprehensive Guide
If you’re a Medicare recipient looking for a way to reduce the cost of urology supplies, then here’s something you definitely should know: Medicare covers urology supplies.
What is Stress Incontinence?
Stress incontinence is the involuntarily leakage of urine when extra pressure or force is put on the bladder. It’s the most common type of incontinence and occurs more in women than in men.
What is Overflow Incontinence?
Overflow incontinence is a condition in which the bladder does not properly empty, causing it to become too full. This kind of incontinence is far more common in men than women.
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