Distinctly More Than Medical Supplies.
We understand. We care. We’re here to help.
Today, UroMed is one of the largest providers of urological and incontinence supplies in the nation. Every month, we carefully deliver urological products to thousands of people nationwide, while helping our customers handle their insurance bill.
When you choose UroMed for urology supplies, you will receive an extraordinary level of dedicated care and service defined by our personal experience and commitment, corporate character and industry knowledge.
Many of UroMed’s employees use the very same products provided to you. 20% of UroMed’s Customer Care team either uses a wheelchair themselves or has a family member with a disability. Our personal experience helps us better understand your individual needs.
UroMed provides only the highest quality products from leading manufacturers like Hollister, BARD, Rochester Medical, Coloplast, Covidien, and more. UroMed also carries a complete line of Latex, BHP and DEHP-Free products.
Real people answer our phones! When you contact UroMed, a Customer Care Representative will be dedicated to your care, and skillfully assist you with physician documentation, ordering information and answering any questions that you may have regarding insurance coverage or product selection and use.
UroMed provides medical supplies to individuals that are covered by Medicare, Medicaid, and Private Insurance Plans. UroMed will accept the assignment of your insurance*, handle all of the billing with your insurance carrier, and send products directly to your home, often within 24 hours. See the list of states where we are eligible to accept Medicare and Medicaid. *All insurance plans will be verified prior to shipment.
Headquartered in a suburb of Atlanta, UroMed also has staffed 7 regional offices. UroMed’s wide network of supplier relationships and regional facilities allows us to offer next-day delivery after your initial order.
Many of UroMed’s customers have chronic conditions such as Spinal Cord Injury, Spina Bifida, Multiple Sclerosis and Transverse Myelitis, or have recently undergone surgery and are using intermittent catheters. See the Living With section of our site for specific resources and support.
