Learn how to care for a wound at home that has been stapled, sutured, taped, glued or simply left open to heal, and watch out for these signs of infection.

Order a copy of our Living Well With an Ostomy guide, 2nd edition! This guide includes information on how to care for your colostomy, ileostomy or urostomy.

Children on tube feeding are commonly fed via bolus method through a pump. What is the safest way to handle the bag between feedings?

Our Corporate Registered Dietitian explains ENFit, why it's happening and which enteral devices will adopt ENFit connectors in 2017.

Urinary catheters for patients come with a number of challenges and risks. This webinar will cover how to solve catheter problems.

This pocket-sized wound management guide includes the updated NPUAP guidelines and is over 45 pages long, with helpful charts and full color photos.

Our Spinal Cord Injury Lifestyle Specialist, Aaron Baker, briefly explains the function of the human spinal cord, mechanisms of spinal cord injury and more.

Some children with autism have a hard time processing spoken words. Sign language for children with autism may be a great way to improve communication.

In this blog, we discuss exercising with an ostomy and what products can make living an active lifestyle with a stoma easier and worry-free.

Peristomal skin complications (complications with skin around the stoma) are common among ostomates. We talk about characteristics and management.