Incontinence Products for Hospitals and Care Homes
Adult diapers with tabs, pull-up pants, disposable underpads and patient wipes for hospitals, care homes and home-care distributors outside the US.
Key takeaways
- One range for day, night and bed protection: tab-style adult diapers, pull-up pants, disposable underpads and patient wipes.
- Tab diapers suit bed-bound patients, pull-ups suit residents who walk, and underpads protect beds and chairs.
- Compare absorbency measured the same way, such as ISO 11948-1; US buyers order Comfortia® through hopemedusa.com.
HOPE Medical supplies adult incontinence products to hospitals, care homes and home-care distributors. The range covers tab-style adult diapers, pull-up pants, disposable underpads and patient wipes, so one order can cover day use, night use and bed protection. Products are available in hospital bulk packs or under private label.
Products in this range
- Adult diapers with tabs: refastenable tabs, leak guards and optional wetness indicator, sizes M to XL. Suited to bed-bound or less mobile patients.
- Adult pull-up pants: 360° elastic waist, worn like underwear, sizes M to XL. Suited to residents who stand and walk.
- Disposable underpads: five-layer pads with PE backing, 40×60 to 75×75 cm, for beds and chairs.
- Patient wipes and wash mitts: for skin cleansing at each change.
Matching absorbency to need
Light leakage is usually managed with pads or liners in regular underwear. Moderate incontinence in mobile residents suits pull-up pants. Heavy or overnight incontinence, and bed-bound patients, usually need tab diapers with an underpad. When comparing suppliers, ask for absorbency data measured the same way, for example to ISO 11948-1, so products can be compared fairly.
Buying in other markets
Buyers in the United States can order Comfortia® care products through Hopemed Industries at hopemedusa.com. Retail and private-label incontinence ranges for stores are handled by HOPE INTERNATIONAL on hmedintl.com.
Buyer questions, answered
Which incontinence products do hospitals and care homes need?
Most facilities stock tab-style adult diapers for bed-bound patients, pull-up pants for mobile residents, disposable underpads for beds and chairs, and wipes for skin care at each change. The mix depends on how many residents are mobile and how many need night-time protection.
Adult diapers vs pull-ups vs underpads: which should be used?
Adult diapers with tabs are changed lying down and suit heavy or overnight incontinence. Pull-ups are worn like underwear and suit residents who walk. Underpads are not worn; they protect the bed or chair and are used alongside either product.
How do you match absorbency to light, moderate or heavy incontinence?
Match the product to the volume and frequency of leakage: liners for light, pull-ups for moderate, and tab diapers for heavy or overnight use. Compare absorbency figures measured with the same method, such as ISO 11948-1, and trial samples with residents before a large order.