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Understanding Your Condition


Getting diagnosed with a medical condition that affects your bladder or bowel can feel overwhelming. You’re faced with new daily routines like learning how to cath or care for your ostomy. And you may have a lot of questions, especially if this is all new to you.

We understand. 180 Medical began because of our founder Todd Brown’s experience after he sustained a spinal cord injury in 1994. He knows firsthand what it’s like to navigate a new diagnosis and try to find dependable support from a medical supplier. His experience shaped our company’s mission and continues to guide how we serve people today.

Whether you’re newly diagnosed or just hoping to better understand your condition, here are some of our helpful resources and articles. And if you’d like to see inspiring stories from others living and thriving with conditions like yours, check out our 180 Medical Community.


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Spina Bifida

Spinal Cord Injury (SCI)

Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

Urinary and Bladder Problems

Bladder Cancer

Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)

You Don’t Have to Navigate This Alone

Getting an unexpected diagnosis can bring up a lot of emotions. Sometimes, it’s a relief to finally have a name for the symptoms you’ve been experiencing. Sometimes, it’s overwhelming. And it often comes with more questions.

At 180 Medical, we’re here to support you through those big adjustments and help you find the catheters or ostomy supplies that fit your life and needs.

Whether you’re new to using your supplies or you’re just looking for a trustworthy medical supplier you can rely on, 180 Medical’s trained specialists and our Peer Support team are here to help.

Talk to a Specialist
Reach out to us online or by calling us toll-free at (877) 688-2729 to see how we can support you. We’re glad to be your listening ear and help you find the right insurance-covered intermittent catheters and/or ostomy products for your unique needs.

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Call Toll-Free (877) 688-2729