Too many adults worry about affording the $200-$300 per month for incontinence supplies. Seniors living on a fixed income do not have the economic resources to purchase enough supplies to live healthy lives. Lack of supplies leads to isolation and poor mental health.

Medicare and Medicaid cover incontinence supplies in some cases, but coverage varies by state and is limited. We often hear from clients whose Medicare or Medigap plans fail to cover the supplies they need. Families who do not have access to supplies through traditional insurance often turn to us for help.

Our communities suffer when older and differently abled adults stay inside, unable to socialize, work or volunteer. Every senior deserves to have their basic needs met so they can live and contribute to their communities with dignity.