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What is a WOC Nurse?

WOC nurses are Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Nurses, also known as WOCNs or ostomy nurses. These specialized nurses put their expertise and heart into helping patients with chronic wounds, ostomy, and continence issues.

Did you know that 180 Medical customers have access to a team of WOC Nurses? If you're a 180 Medical customer who needs help with a non-emergency ostomy concern or need, let us know, and we will get you in touch with a certified ostomy nurse.