Pull-up style disposable underwear provides discreet, comfortable protection for moderate to heavy bladder or bowel leakage throughout the day or overnight. Designed to pull on and off just like regular underwear, they offer freedom of movement and a more natural feel for individuals who are mobile and prefer a discreet incontinence solution. A soft, breathable outer layer lies quietly under clothing while a super-absorbent core locks moisture away from skin to reduce irritation. Tear-away sides allow for easy removal when needed.

Liner pads are a slim, discreet option for managing light to moderate bladder leakage throughout the day. Designed to fit inside your own underwear, they stay in place with an adhesive strip and provide targeted protection without the bulk of a full brief. A fast-absorbing core neutralizes odor and keeps skin dry, making them comfortable for all-day wear during everyday activities. Available in multiple absorbency levels to match your unique needs.

Disposable diapers provide full-coverage, tab-style protection for heavy bladder or bowel incontinence, day or night. Refastenable tabs adjust at the waist for a secure, personalized fit and make changes easier for caregivers, whether the wearer is standing or lying down. A super-absorbent core locks moisture away from skin to reduce irritation, while leg cuffs and a breathable outer layer keep protection discreet and comfortable. Available in a range of sizes and absorbency levels to match individual needs.

Disposable underpads provide a protective barrier for beds, chairs, and other surfaces against bladder or bowel leakage—keeping linens dry and reducing the risk of skin irritation. A soft, quilted top layer pulls moisture away from the surface while a thick absorbent core locks fluid in, and a waterproof backing prevents leakage from reaching furniture or bedding below. Single-use design makes cleanup quick and convenient, whether you're managing care independently or with help. Available in standard and extra-large sizes to fit a variety of beds and surfaces.

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Reusable bed pads offer long-lasting, washable protection for mattresses and sleep surfaces against nighttime bladder or bowel leakage. A soft, breathable top layer keeps skin comfortable while a waterproof inner barrier prevents moisture from reaching the mattress, protecting your investment and reducing laundry burden. Durable enough to withstand hundreds of wash cycles, they're a cost-effective and eco-friendly alternative to disposables. Generous sizing covers a wide area of the bed for reliable overnight protection.

Reusable chair pads provide washable, waterproof protection for chairs, recliners, wheelchairs, and other seating surfaces against bladder or bowel leakage. A soft, absorbent top layer draws moisture away for comfort while a waterproof backing keeps furniture dry underneath. Durable materials stand up to repeated machine washing, making them a cost-effective and eco-friendly alternative to disposable pads. A non-slip design helps the pad stay in place, even with frequent sitting and standing.

A male urinal offers a convenient, spill-resistant option for toileting without a trip to the bathroom—especially useful overnight or for those with limited mobility. The angled neck and ergonomic handle allow for easy use while lying down, sitting, or standing. Graduated measurement markings help track output when your care team needs it, and a snap-on lid guards against spills. Durable plastic construction washes clean quickly for repeated use.

A female urinal is shaped specifically for the female anatomy, providing a practical toileting option without getting out of bed or navigating to the bathroom overnight. The contoured opening and angled design allow comfortable use while lying down, sitting, or standing. Measurement markings help track output when your care team needs it, and the smooth plastic surface cleans easily with soap and warm water. It's a simple tool that adds comfort and dignity to home care.

A standard manual wheelchair provides reliable everyday mobility for individuals who are unable to walk or can only walk short distances. Durable aluminum frames balance strength with portability, and swing-away footrests make transfers in and out of the chair easier and safer. Padded seat and back cushions support comfort during extended use, and a folding frame allows for compact storage in a vehicle or closet. A clinician will match you with the right seat width and accessories to fit your body and lifestyle.

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A rollator is a wheeled walker with a built-in padded seat, designed for individuals who need walking support but benefit from the smooth mobility of four wheels. Hand-operated brakes give you control on inclines and uneven terrain, while the seat allows for quick rest breaks during outings or around the home. A storage pouch or basket beneath the seat keeps everyday essentials within easy reach. A clinician will confirm the right handle height and wheel size for your terrain, gait, and daily routine.

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A standard walker provides stable, four-point support for individuals recovering from surgery, managing balance challenges, or needing reliable assistance with every step. The rigid frame keeps all four tips in contact with the floor simultaneously, making it one of the most stable mobility aids available. Lightweight aluminum construction keeps the overall weight manageable, and adjustable legs accommodate a wide range of user heights. A clinician will help determine whether a standard, two-wheeled, or wheeled walker is the best fit for your recovery and mobility goals.

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A quad cane provides more stability than a standard cane thanks to a four-point base that stands on its own and distributes weight across a wider footprint. It's an ideal middle step for those who need more support than a single-tip cane offers but aren't ready for a walker. The offset handle centers your weight over the base for better balance, and push-button height adjustment fits a wide range of users. Available with small or large bases depending on how much support you need.

A transport chair is a lightweight, caregiver-propelled mobility aid for individuals who need assistance getting to appointments, running errands, or navigating longer distances. Smaller rear wheels and a slim frame make it easy for a companion to maneuver through tight spaces like hallways and waiting rooms. Padded armrests and a comfortable seat keep the rider supported during outings, while a folding frame stores flat in most car trunks.

Axillary crutches provide dependable support for those who need to keep weight off a leg while recovering from injury or surgery. Height adjusts at both the frame and handgrip for a proper fit, with padded underarm supports and handgrips for comfort during extended use. Lightweight aluminum keeps them easy to maneuver, and non-slip rubber tips grip securely on most surfaces. A clinician will confirm correct sizing and review safe technique with you.

Lofstrand crutches—also called forearm crutches—provide walking support through a forearm cuff and handgrip rather than an underarm pad, giving experienced users greater freedom of movement. The open cuff design lets you use your hands without setting the crutches down, and dual adjustments customize both the handle and cuff positions. They're often preferred for long-term use because they encourage better posture and eliminate underarm pressure. Lightweight aluminum construction stands up to daily use.

The FreeStyle Libre 2+ and 3+ are wearable continuous glucose monitoring systems that automatically send real-time glucose readings to your smartphone every minute —no fingersticks and no scanning required. Both sensors wear on the back of the upper arm for up to 14 days and trigger customizable high and low glucose alarms before values reach critical levels. The key difference is data storage: the Libre 3+ retains up to 14 days of readings within the sensor itself, while the Libre 2+ stores up to 8 hours — both are otherwise comparable in accuracy, connectivity, and day-to-day use. Up to 14 days of history can be reviewed in the LibreView app to identify patterns and support better long-term management.

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The Dexcom G7 Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) system tracks your glucose levels in real time, sending readings to your smartphone or dedicated receiver every five minutes—no fingerstick calibration required. A small sensor worn on the abdomen or upper arm measures glucose just beneath the skin, while the app displays current levels, trend arrows, and alerts for highs and lows before they become a problem. Compatible with select insulin pumps for integrated closed-loop therapy, the G7 empowers people with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes to make more confident, informed decisions about food, activity, and medication.

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The FreeStyle Libre 2+ and 3+ are wearable continuous glucose monitoring systems that automatically send real-time glucose readings to your smartphone every minute —no fingersticks and no scanning required. Both sensors wear on the back of the upper arm for up to 14 days and trigger customizable high and low glucose alarms before values reach critical levels. The key difference is data storage: the Libre 3+ retains up to 14 days of readings within the sensor itself, while the Libre 2+ stores up to 8 hours — both are otherwise comparable in accuracy, connectivity, and day-to-day use. Up to 14 days of history can be reviewed in the LibreView app to identify patterns and support better long-term management.

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A digital blood pressure monitor makes it simple to track your blood pressure at home with accurate, easy-to-read results. The monitor comes with an adjustable arm cuff and connecting tubing, and one-button operation inflates the cuff and displays your reading automatically. Regular monitoring between appointments helps your care team fine-tune treatment and catch changes early. A large display and built-in memory for past readings make it easy to share results at your next visit.

A semi-electric hospital bed brings hospital-grade positioning and comfort to home care. Electric controls raise and lower the head and foot sections at the touch of a button, while a manual crank adjusts overall bed height for safe transfers and caregiving. The included innerspring mattress is sized to fit the frame exactly, and side rail compatibility adds safety for those at risk of falls. Adjustable positioning helps with circulation, breathing, reflux, and pressure relief for those who spend extended time in bed.

A shower chair provides stable, secure seating in the bath or shower for individuals who have difficulty standing for extended periods due to weakness, balance challenges, or limited mobility. Adjustable legs accommodate a wide range of heights, and non-slip rubber feet keep the chair firmly in place on wet surfaces. Whether you're recovering from a procedure, managing a chronic condition, or simply need extra support, a shower chair makes bathing safer and more independent. Lightweight and easy to assemble, it fits most standard tubs and shower stalls.

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A Hoyer lift is a hydraulic patient lift designed to safely transfer individuals with significant mobility limitations between a bed, wheelchair, recliner, or any other surface—without placing strain on caregivers or patients. It allows a single caregiver to complete a full transfer, while compatible slings cradle the patient securely throughout. By eliminating manual lifting, a Hoyer lift substantially reduces the risk of falls and caregiver injury, making safe in-home care more sustainable over time. A clinician will help identify the right lift and sling combination based on your specific needs and home setup.

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A grab bar provides a secure, fixed handhold in the bathroom and other areas where slips and falls are most likely to happen. Installed near the toilet, tub, or shower, it offers dependable support for sitting, standing, and stepping over thresholds. A textured, rust-resistant surface gives a confident grip even with wet hands, and multiple lengths are available to fit your space. A grab bar is one of the simplest and most effective ways to make a home safer.

An overbed table provides a stable, height-adjustable surface that slides over a bed or chair—making meals, medications, reading, and hobbies easier for those who spend extended time in bed. The H-style base slides under most beds and recliners, while smooth casters let you position the table exactly where it's needed. A spring-assisted mechanism adjusts the height with one hand, and the laminate top wipes clean in seconds. It's a practical addition to any home care setup.

A transfer bench makes getting in and out of the bathtub dramatically safer by letting you sit down outside the tub and slide across—no stepping over the tub wall required. Two legs sit inside the tub and two outside, with independently adjustable heights to keep the seat level. A sturdy backrest and side handle provide support while sliding across, and non-slip feet keep the bench firmly planted. It's an excellent option for those with significant balance or mobility concerns during bathing.

A raised toilet seat adds several inches of height to a standard toilet, making it significantly easier and safer to sit down and stand up for those with limited strength, joint pain, or balance concerns. The seat locks securely onto the bowl for a stable, wobble-free fit, and the contoured design keeps daily use comfortable. Installation requires no tools, and the lightweight design allows for easy removal and cleaning. It's a simple change that can restore bathroom independence.

A toilet safety frame surrounds a standard toilet with sturdy armrests on both sides, giving you a secure handhold for sitting down and standing up. The frame bolts to the toilet's existing hinge points for stability, and width-adjustable arms accommodate different body types. Padded handgrips stay comfortable under pressure, and the lightweight aluminum frame supports daily use without crowding the bathroom. It's a practical solution for those who need support but don't require a full commode.

An overbed trapeze gives you a secure overhead handhold for repositioning, sitting up, and assisting with transfers in bed. The triangular grab bar hangs from a sturdy frame and adjusts in height and reach to match your needs and strength. Using your upper body to shift position reduces caregiver strain and helps prevent the skin shear that comes with sliding across sheets. It attaches to most hospital beds, with freestanding options available for standard home beds.

A bed pan provides a sanitary toileting option for those who are unable to get out of bed due to surgery, injury, or limited mobility. The contoured design positions comfortably with minimal lifting, making it easier on both the user and caregiver. Smooth, high-density plastic cleans quickly with soap and warm water and stands up to repeated disinfection. It's a practical essential for any bed-based care routine.

A transfer board bridges the gap between two surfaces—like a wheelchair and a bed, car seat, or commode—so you can slide across safely without standing. The smooth, sturdy surface supports seated transfers, with tapered ends that tuck easily under the body. It's ideal for those with good upper body strength who want more independence, or as a tool that makes assisted transfers easier on caregivers. Compact and lightweight, it stores easily and travels well.