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180 Medical Provides Support with Patient Advocates Team

180 Medical, the nation’s leading supplier of home-delivered catheters and ostomy supplies, has had a mission of helping turn lives around since the very beginning. Founder Todd Brown created 180 Medical with the goal of providing the very best service and supplies as well as ongoing support and tools for success like tips for learning how to cath and other helpful resources.

180 Medical’s Patient Advocates support team takes our mission to a whole new level by providing in-person and virtual care, encouragement, and resources.

180 Medical Patient Advocates Steve and Brendan
Steve (left) and Brendan (right), 180 Medical Patient Advocates

Our Patient Advocates Team Provides In-Person and Virtual Support

Our Patient Advocates, Brendan and Steve, visit regularly with patients in children’s hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and other healthcare facilities across the country.

180 Medical Patient Advocate Steve has been living with a C6 spinal cord injury since he went through a car accident in 1988. He knows firsthand how it feels to be told that not only will you not walk again, but you also have to start using catheters.

When someone is new to using catheters, they’ll have many questions and concerns. Having someone there who really knows what you’re going through is important, especially for folks who are new to living with a spinal cord injury.
Steve, 180 Medical Patient Advocate

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180 Medical Patient Advocate Brendan was born with spina bifida. In the beginning, his parents faced a lot of challenges. Luckily, having person-to-person support and resources that could answer their questions made all the difference.

I like to ‘pay it forward,’ and I get to do this through my job, where I can support and help kids with spina bifida, their families, and their caregivers.
Brendan, 180 Medical Patient Advocate

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Personalized Support Can Make All the Difference

The Patient Advocates at 180 Medical use their experience navigating life with disabilities to provide personalized peer support through online video meetings and chats, whether in person or virtually. This one-on-one support can be crucial for helping patients adjust to using catheters while also finding the right product that works best for their unique needs.

Urinary catheters aren’t a one-size-fits-all medical supply. Using the wrong intermittent catheter can impact the overall quality of life. Plus, not knowing how to hygienically self-catheterize can lead to costly issues like recurring UTIs (urinary tract infections). That’s why having that in-person care from real people can be a life-changer.

180 Medical’s Patient Advocates support individuals while helping to ease the transition to home from rehab or the hospital. They can also be the caring connection many patients need and a great resource.

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Get Started and Get Support with 180 Medical’s Patient Advocates

180 Medical is the company of choice for thousands of patients and healthcare providers across America. We’re known for our high level of personalized service and care. Plus, we offer you the freedom to choose from various catheters from all brands and types, depending on your insurance coverage and catheter prescription.

As an ACHC-accredited provider, 180 Medical is in-network with thousands of health insurance plans, including Medicare and state Medicaid programs and private insurance plans, including Blue Cross Blue Shield, UnitedHealthcare, and Cigna.

We offer free catheter samples, free shipping, and no upfront costs. Contact us today!

 

 

 

 

 

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About the Author
180 Medical Provides Support with Patient Advocates Team
Jessica is the Sr. Marketing Specialist at 180 Medical, and she has been with the company for 15 years. She loves getting to be creative in her role and hearing from customers about the positive impact we've made on their lives.

Outside of work, you can find her hanging out with her husband and their dogs or browsing garden centers (where she will almost certainly buy another houseplant she doesn't really need).