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Find out how to provide high-quality disposable adult incontinence products that help your patients achieve better outcomes. Contact an Attends sales professional or call 1-800-4-ATTENDS (1-800-428-8363)
Attends disposable adult incontinence products can help you protect the health and well-being of patients, lighten the care burden, and reduce the cost impact of incontinence care. Here’s how Attends products can help:
- The cost of managing incontinence at an acute or long term care facility can run as high as 15% of the budget, even though the actual cost of incontinence products accounts for only 1% of a typical budget. The cost of finding and obtaining products, changing patients, treating skin issues, and doing laundry adds up, not to mention the cost of finding and retaining staff willing to perform incontinence care.
- Reduce the number of changes per patient by using Attends products that absorb more, hold more, and prevent moisture from resurfacing. This can cut product use and save time.
- Reduce the incidence of leakage by using Attends products that fit better and block escape of urine. By cutting in half the incidence of leakage, you can save enough to make incontinence care cost-neutral.
- Decrease the number of skin issues by using Attends product that incorporate breathable materials for drier, healthier skin, but still resist leakage. Eliminating some of the 257,412 preventable pressure ulcers that occur each year may significantly reduce treatment costs, reported as $43,180 per hospital stay, and promote better patient outcomes.
- Improve the overall comfort level by using Attends products to increase satisfaction among patients and caregivers.
- Increase the amount of time spent on more rewarding care by using Attends products. With fewer leakage incidents, caregivers are more motivated to provide a higher level of care. This can help raise staff satisfaction and reduce staffing and turnover costs in institutions as well as homecare settings.
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