Imagine having to choose between paying bills, buying groceries, or affording diapers. For over 70% of people living in diaper need, this is a harsh reality, as revealed by an Aeroflow Urology survey.

Unfortunately, the high cost of these essential items makes them inaccessible to many low-income families, resulting in serious consequences for hygiene, health, mental well-being, and financial stability.

If you're living in diaper need, you may be able to receive diapers, pull-ups, bladder control pads, and more through your insurance plan with Aeroflow Urology. Click the button below to find out if you qualify today.

Are You Living In Diaper Need?

Many US families in diaper need simply cannot afford enough diapers to manage incontinence. Other factors keeping individuals in diaper need include a lack of federal assistance programs like SNAP, WIC, and TANF, rising costs of living, the rising cost of diapers, loss of Medicaid coverage, and the financial toll on caregivers who help their loved ones with disabilities.

Aeroflow Urology conducted a survey of over 1,000 individuals and found that:

If you’re struggling to purchase diapers and other incontinence supplies, like adult disposable diapers, bladder pads, or pediatric pull-ups, you may be living in diaper need. 

Aeroflow Leadership on Diaper Need

Hear from CEO of Aeroflow Health, Casey Hite, and VP of Aeroflow Urology, Mica Phillips, on the actions Aeroflow Urology is taking to end diaper need.

How to Help Us End Diaper Need

Lack of essential incontinence products leads to mental health issues, such as depression and anxiety, physical health problems, such as urinary tract infections (UTIs) and diaper rash, and more, which is why it’s vital that we advocate for those living in diaper need. Here’s how you can help.

Check Your Eligibility

2 Easy Steps

Discover the incontinence supplies available through your insurance plan.

Have your insurance card ready!

Child's First Name
Child's Last Name
Child's Date of Birth Please provide the date of birth for the person in need of continence care supplies (yourself, your child, etc.)
Date
Phone
State
Zip Code
Child's Insurance Provider Your insurance type is most frequently found at the top of your insurance card.
Name of Insurance Carrier
Member ID Your Member ID is typically found on the front of your insurance card and may be listed as Member ID, Member #, Subscriber ID, Subscriber # or Policy #. This can be a combination of letters and numbers.
Child's Medical Condition In order to receive coverage for continence care supplies, Medicaid requires a diagnosed medical condition related to your child's incontinence.
Name of Child's Medical Condition
Gender
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1. Get Your Incontinence Supplies for Free

If you’re struggling to afford incontinence products, Aeroflow Urology is here to help. You or your loved one may qualify to receive incontinence supplies for free through your insurance plan. 

To discover the adult briefs, pediatric pull-ups, bladder control pads, and other high-quality incontinence products that may be covered under your insurance plan, fill out or secure Eligibility Form

For more information on Aeroflow Urology's process, visit our How It Works page.

2. Sign Our Petition

You can help advocate for those living in diaper need by signing our petition that aims to expand insurance coverage for basic needs, like incontinence products, for people of all ages and abilities so that Americans nationwide living with bladder and bowel control conditions can receive their incontinence supplies through insurance.

3. Donate

Find a local diaper bank near you and donate what you can to help children, adults, and seniors in need. Remember that you can donate more than just diapers; individuals with incontinence may be looking for protective underwear, bladder control pads, pull-ons, or other supplemental items. 

4. Advocate

Advocate for those with incontinence and for those living in need by contacting your state representatives and asking for change! Let them know about diaper need by directing them to this page and sharing our white paper.

5. Share

Share what you know about diaper need on social media by using the hashtag #DiaperNeed and tagging @Aeroflow_Urology in your posts. You can also share your story about living in diaper need with us to help us spread awareness about this health issue.

By sharing your or your loved one's story, you'll help spread awareness about what it's like to live without incontinence products and show people why change is imperative.

Medical Experts on Diaper Need

Hear what Aeroflow Urology's trusted team of Medical Advisors has to say about the effects diaper need can have on adults, children, and families. 

Diaper Need Advocacy Efforts

DME On the Hill

Aeroflow Health was honored to host the inaugural Healthcare Heroes event on Capitol Hill honoring Chairwoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks and Representative Paul Tonko, who are tireless healthcare champions on The Hill. Following the ceremony, our very own Amanda Minimi, Noni York and Tim Russell along with industry leaders from AA Homecare, VGM Group, Inc. and former Congressman Heath Shuler participated in a dynamic panel discussion with healthcare staffers. 

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Helpful Medicaid Resources

Millions of Americans have been disenrolled in Medicaid since the ending of the public health emergency, leaving them without healthcare or coverage for necessary incontinence supplies. Use our Medicaid resources to understand how to re-enroll in Medicaid, what it takes to be eligible for free incontinence supplies, and more here.

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Have you lost Medicaid or CHIP coverage? Find out how to re-enroll in Medicaid or CHIP in this article.

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Delaware & Tennessee Medicaid Beneficiaries Can Now Get Free Diapers. Find out how in this post.

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Not sure if your state Medicaid plan can provide you with free incontinence supplies? Check your state's requirements here.

Disclaimer

Information provided on the Aeroflow Urology website is not intended as a substitute to medical advice or care from a healthcare professional. Aeroflow recommends consulting your healthcare provider if you are experiencing medical issues relating to incontinence.