ABC Medical

09/04/2026

ABC Home Medical Supply is excited to be at next week’s ASCIP Conference!

If you’re attending, stop by **Booth 206** to connect with our team and learn more about the trusted medical supply solutions and support we provide for the spinal cord injury community. We look forward to seeing you there.

06/05/2026

Asking for help can be hard—especially your adult children. But involving family in ostomy or catheter product care doesn’t have to mean giving up independence. Often, the most meaningful support happens “from the edges”: managing supply logistics, organizing travel backups, or simply being an extra set of ears during a product consultation.

Read the full guide on starting the conversation with dignity and control: https://bit.ly/3S3uhS6

05/26/2026

Nighttime ostomy leaks can disrupt sleep and irritate skin—but many leaks stem from natural overnight changes (such as pressure, pouch shifting, or output pooling). Our latest blog offers practical, low-stress tips you can try one at a time: emptying before bed, finding a better sleep position, managing nighttime output, and strengthening your seal.

Read more: https://bit.ly/3PLoYGb

03/18/2026

Ostomy support belts aren’t one-size-fits-all. From manufacturer-specific belts that attach directly to your pouch, to universal and hernia support belts designed for active lifestyles, there are multiple options to consider. In our latest blog, we explain how different types of ostomy belts work, who may benefit most, and how they can improve pouch stability, comfort, discretion, and parastomal hernia support. Read the full article and explore your options with ABC Medical: https://bit.ly/4loIq7j

03/12/2026

Our newest article explores catheter options, assistive devices like clamp holders and positioning tools, and practical setup tips that can make intermittent catheterization easier and more comfortable. We also discuss how occupational therapists can help support independence. Read the full article to discover tools and techniques that may reduce strain and build confidence.

Living with arthritis or limited hand strength? Learn about catheter options, assistive devices, positioning tips, and occupational therapy support that can make intermittent catheterization easier and more comfortable.

03/04/2026

Getting back in the water after an ostomy surgery can feel intimidating, but it’s absolutely possible. From the pool to the beach, bathing and swimming are safe with the right preparation, waterproofing tools, and swimwear that fits your lifestyle. Learning how to protect your pouch and boost your confidence can help you enjoy water activities again. https://bit.ly/4qnYLe2

02/20/2026

Onli™ coudé intermittent catheters are designed to provide a simple, hassle-free experience and are ready-to-use to help users feel comfortable and confident, every day.