Health — caring for someone with incontinence

How to Wash Reusable Underwear for Incontinence

April 18, 2024 • bedwetting in adults • caring for someone with incontinence • hygiene • reusable underwear for incontinence • washable protective underwear

Reusable incontinence underwear can be hand or machine washed - just like ordinary laundry. However, it’s strongly recommended not to use bleach or fabric conditioner.

How to Deal with Incontinence in Alzheimer’s Disease

June 12, 2023 • bedwetting in adults • caring for someone with incontinence • incontinence associated dermatitis • incontinence caregiver

Incontinence usually occurs during the middle to late stages of Alzheimer’s disease, but every situation is different. Alzheimer’s patients will eventually require full-time care from a family member or caregiver.

How to Use Incontinence Bed Pads and Protect Your Mattress

April 21, 2023 • adult bed pads • bed pads • bed underpads • bedwetting in children • caring for someone with incontinence • disposable bed pads • disposable underpads • incontinence supplies • medical supplies bed pads • pee stains • SPC underpads

It is important to keep mattresses dry for a better night’s rest. Whether you or someone you are caring for is living with incontinence, it makes sense to spend money on bed pad supplies for bedwetting and protect your mattress. Incontinence bed pads, also known as “chux”, are designed to wick away moisture and keep mattresses dry.

How to Get Rid of Incontinence Related Odors

October 21, 2022 • caring for someone with incontinence • foods to avoid with incontinence • hygiene • incontinence management

While many may feel embarrassed about their condition, living with incontinence can be managed with lifestyle changes and products for incontinence odor control. One should live with confidence knowing that there are ways to get rid of incontinence related odor issues.

How to Receive Incontinence Supplies through California Medicaid

August 25, 2021 • california medicaid • caring for someone with incontinence • healthcare provider • incontinence supplies • medical vists

California Medicaid provides incontinence products to eligible individuals. Medi-Cal covers incontinence supplies when prescribed by a physician for use in chronic pathologic conditions that cause incontinence to the insured individual.