Daily Living Aids
Daily living aids and home care supplies for home caregivers, care facilities, and clinics: incontinence products, ostomy supplies, nutrition and feeding supplies, bedroom, bathroom, and eating aids, and apparel.
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- Incontinence: adult briefs, pull-ups, pads, liners, and underpads.
- Nutritional: enteral feeding tubes, pumps, and formula, thickeners, vitamins, and pediatric nutrition.
- Ostomy: one-piece and two-piece ostomy pouches, urostomy pouches, and skin barriers, including Premier, SenSura Mio, Esteem, and Sur-Fit Natura.
- Bedroom Aids: bed rail pads, fall alarms, fall mats, and bedding.
- Bathroom Aids: commodes, commode liners, disposable washcloths, and basin kits.
- Eating Aids: weighted and adaptive utensils, plate guards, and disposable tableware.
- Urinals & Bedpans: male and female urinals and fracture bedpans.
- Apparel: compression socks and wraps, post-op shoes, adult bibs, and hot and cold sleeves.
- Household Supplies: trash bags and waste containers, cleaning products, and tamper-evident seals.
Before you order
Product pages list sizes, materials, and how each item is sold (each, box, or case). Facilities can order in case quantities and can ask our customer care team about a business account. For help finding a product, call the number on our Customer Service page.
Product information on this site is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
Daily Living Aids
Daily Living Aids from Great Oak Medical covers apparel, eating aids, household supplies, urinals & bedpans, bathroom aids, and bedroom aids. Please contact us for assistance - we carry thousands of products from all popular manufacturers, so if you don't see what you need, please call us at 1-800-410-7934 and we can help you can locate the right product!
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