For Catheter Customers: Resources, Learning, and Support
New to catheter supplies or just looking for help with your current products or cathing routine? 180 Medical offers catheter education, product guides, insurance and ordering information, step-by-step catheterization instructions, and resources to help you find the answers you need.
If you have questions about your catheter product options or how your insurance covers catheters, our friendly specialists are here to help.
I’m New to Catheters
Start here if you’d like to know more about the basics of catheters, compare types, or learn safe, hygienic catheterization. We have lots more helpful catheter education articles on our blog, too!
- Learn How to Catheterize: Step-by-step cathing instruction guides and product demo videos
- Catheter Basics: Learn about the parts of catheters, including insertion tips, French sizes, funnels, and more
- The Dos and Don’ts of Catheterization: What to do and what not to do when using intermittent catheters
- 10 Self-Cathing Tips for Beginners: Helpful tips for learning your routine
- Reduce the Risk of UTIs: Tips That May Help Reduce the Risk and Why It Matters
I Want to Explore Catheter Types & Samples
180 Medical makes it easy to request free catheter samples and learn about all the different types of catheters available for men, women, teens, and children.
- Intermittent Catheter Types: Learn About Your Options
- Male Catheters: A Complete Guide for Men
- Female Catheters: A Complete Guide for Women
- Pediatric Catheters: A Complete Guide for Parents and Caregivers
- Pocket & Compact Catheters: Learn about options designed for discretion and travel
- Hydrophilic & Ready-to-Use Catheters: Guide about this catheter type designed for smooth, easy insertion
- Coudé Catheters: Learn when this insertion tip may be needed for some people
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I Have Questions About Insurance and Ordering Catheters
These resources can help answer common questions about catheters, insurance coverage, ordering, shipping, and general 180 Medical account support.
- Catheter FAQ: Answers about ordering, shipping, insurance, using catheters, and more
- Catheter Insurance Guide: Learn how insurance may cover catheters
- 180 Medical Help Center: Get quick answers to common questions about ordering, shipments, and account management
- How Do I Get Started With 180 Medical?
Need more help or have more product, ordering, or insurance questions? 180 Medical’s friendly specialists are here for you. Contact us today.
Support for the Personal Side of Using Catheters
Learning that you have a condition that requires self-catheterization can bring up a lot of practical questions. But it can also come with emotional ones, too.
Whether you’re newly adjusting to a diagnosis, managing changes in your day-to-day routine, or you’re simply looking for reassurance from other people who understand what you’re going through, 180 Medical is here with resources that may help you feel less alone.
You can talk to someone on our Peer Support team, read real customer stories from the 180 Medical Community, and check out condition-specific tips and topics that cover more than just the supply side of catheter use.
- Peer Support at 180 Medical
- Emotional Support and Resources
- Meet Others in the 180 Medical Community
- Understanding Your Condition
Ready to Order Intermittent Catheter Supplies?
When you choose 180 Medical as your catheter supplier, you get support through the whole process. Our Catheter Specialists are here to verify your insurance, help you understand your coverage, coordinate with your healthcare provider to get any necessary documentation, and explore your product options.
If you’d like to request free samples or have more questions about products, reach out. We make the whole process of getting the supplies you need as easy and stress-free as possible with personalized support and our award-winning customer service.
Disclaimer: Content provided on 180medical.com is for general educational purposes only and should not be used as a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment from a qualified healthcare professional. Product and sample availability may vary based on your insurance plan, prescription, and other requirements. Please consult your healthcare provider with any questions about your condition, treatment, or medical supply needs.