Running out of medical supplies is one of the biggest concerns we hear from customers—and for good reason. Having what you need, when you need it, is essential to maintaining your health, independence, and peace of mind.
Living with an ostomy is a highly individualized experience. What feels essential to one person may not be necessary for another, especially when it comes to accessories like ostomy support belts. While not everyone with an ostomy needs a belt, many people find that the right support belt improves comfort, confidence, and overall quality of life.
Living with arthritis, hand weakness, or limited mobility can make everyday routines more challenging. For people who use intermittent catheters, reduced grip strength or finger mobility can bring frustration and even discomfort into your daily catheterization routine.
For individuals who rely on intermittent catheterization, choosing the right catheter can make a significant difference in comfort, health, and overall quality of life. One important feature to be considered is a catheter’s coating. Hydrophilic catheters are a newer option that many patients prefer due to their advanced coating, which can reduce friction and help protect sensitive urethral tissue.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, medical suppliers have ramped up efforts to make easier, streamlined digital referral process for our clinician partners. ABC Medical is introducing our Online Clinician Portal, a digital system that speeds up the referral process and allows for cleaner, simpler referral management than faxing ever could.
An enlarged prostate, also known as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), affects up to 50% of men between the ages of 51 and 60. It’s also a common cause of urinary retention, which is the inability to fully empty the bladder.
Adjusting to life after an ostomy surgery can take time. You may be wondering how you will resume your normal activities now that you have a stoma. The good news is that people with ostomies are usually able to do all the things they did before surgery. One of the most important things for getting back to your activities without hassles is having access to products that best fit your unique body, stoma, and lifestyle.
ABC Medical, a national provider of medical supplies, redefined their mission and purpose since CEO Keith Jones and a group of seasoned healthcare professionals acquired the company in 2012. “Companies like us typically focus on volume and margins as well as manage through the difficult world of reimbursement. While all of those things are critical for a successful business, to us, it is quite frankly boring, uninspiring, and certainly not a mission to be proud of. After attending a few adaptive sports events with my son, and meeting some of our customers fiercely competing on the basketball court, our mission became obvious – To Do Well by Doing Good“ says ABC Medical’s Keith Jones.
