An intermittent catheter is a hollow tube inserted into the bladder to drain urine, then removed after each use. An indwelling catheter remains in place for longer periods. Intermittent catheters are inserted and removed several times daily, allowing for more normal bladder function.
It’s important to note that catheterization should not be painful, and catheter discomfort solutions exist! It may be as simple as changing to a less rigid product, or one with a different lubricant. It is possible to experience some resistance; however, catheter insertion pain could be addressed by changing to a different tip (coude, flexible) …
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Disposing of used catheters will vary depending on the type of catheter used, bathroom accessibility, and functional capabilities of each individual person. For straight catheter disposal, you may discreetly wrap it in paper and place it in the waste bin; if the catheter has a bag attached, the bag may be drained into the commode …
Catheterization time will vary significantly between each person: their anatomy, their method for straight catheterization, the amount of fluid intake, the catheter used, and more. Numotion offers a variety of product lines with different features and benefits that promote quick catheter use, and also keep you healthy when used properly. It’s important to note that …
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At Numotion, we are eager to help you find the product or product mix that fits your healthcare needs and lifestyle. Many products are available in compact packaging that allows for discreet catheter use in a variety of settings. Whether its work, school, or the community, these portable catheters may fit in your backpack, purse, …
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You will receive a thorough explanation of your coinsurance, a review of any deductible and out of pocket max to fully understand your financial obligations. Numotion offers financial assistance for those who qualify.
The amount of catheters is dependent on medical necessity. Medicare allows for 200 per month. Other insurance coverages will vary. We will work with your insurance provider to insure that you receive your fully allotted amount.
We are contracted with most major health plans. But give us a call at (800) 834-9694 to discuss your needs.
UTIs can be problematic, but are preventable with good bladder health and utilizing optimal techniques for cathing. Some good ways to prevent UTIs are proper catheter care, and prevention of contamination when emptying or changing your catheter. This includes cleaning and disinfecting your hands before putting in your catheter, ensuring that the system is free …
Traveling with catheters can be done smoothly if you are prepared. When traveling, it’s always a good idea to research any hospitals or medical supply locations near your destination in case there’s an emergency. Just as well, ensure that you have all your medical insurance information easily on hand. It’s generally recommended that you travel …
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