UroMed Catheter Supply Company Airs National TV Commercials on Dish Network for People Seeking Urinary Catheters and Medical Supplies
UroMed, a leading urinary catheter supply company, will launch a national advertising campaign on select Dish Network channels beginning on March 21, 2011. The new UroMed catheter commercials will appear on the following channels: ESPN, Discovery, Speed, TV Land, Syfy, History, Biography, A&E, Oxygen, diy Network and Hallmark.
- (1888PressRelease) March 22, 2011 - UroMed, a leading urological medical supply company, premiered a national television advertising campaign today giving nearly 4.4 million Dish Network viewers the ability to learn more about UroMed's catheter, urological and incontinence products. For the next month, UroMed commercials will air nationwide on the following Dish Network channels: ESPN, Discovery, Speed, TV Land, Syfy, History, Biography, A&E, Oxygen, diy Network and Hallmark.
The UroMed commercials direct viewers to www.UroMed.com, where they can download a free UroMed medical supply catalog that features disposable, intermittent cathetersand other adult and pediatric urinary medical supplies. The UroMed television ads are designed to educate consumers on how to order catheters, continence care or other medical supplies they may need to comply with their bladder management regimen.
"UroMed offers a full line of intermittent catheters from leading manufacturers such as Hollister, Rochester Medical, AstraTech, Cure Medical and Coloplast. We are thrilled to partner with Dish Network to provide their viewers with information that serves their urinary health and catheter supply needs," said Craig Stevens, CEO and President of UroMed.
The new 60-second UroMed catheter commercial features people from all stages of life who may be dealing with urological or incontinence issues, and conditions like Spinal Cord Injury, Spina Bifida, Transverse Myelitis or Multiple Sclerosis.
Many of UroMed's employees have a personal connection to understanding their customers' urinary health and incontinence needs, as 20% of UroMed's customer care associates either has a disability or has a family member with a disabling condition.
View the new UroMed urinary catheter commercial on the UroMed website at http://www.uromed.com
View the library of UroMed intermittent catheter commercials on UroMed's YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/uromedusa
Customers who order catheters, urological supplies and continence care products at UroMed will receive complimentary delivery along with a wide range of support services from UroMed, including hassle-free insurance billing. For more information, please visit http://www.uromed.com or call 1-800-841-1233.
About UroMed
Headquartered in Suwanee, GA [a suburb of Atlanta], UroMed is one of the nation's leading providers of single-use catheters, urological and disposable medical supplies, including intermittent catheters, closed system catheters, condom catheters, pediatric catheters and continence care products. UroMed is nationally accredited for Medicare reimbursement and most state Medicaid plans, and partners with private health insurance providers and health plans to provide patients with single-use catheters, catheter kits and incontinence products. UroMed also has seven staffed regional offices located in Boston, MA; Columbia, SC; Jacksonville, FL; Dallas, TX; Carlsbad, CA; Knoxville, TN; and Baton Rouge, LA; enabling next-day delivery after a customer's initial medical supply order. For more information, please visit http://www.uromed.com or call 1-800-841-1233.
Keywords: UroMed, Dish Network, catheters, medical supply, Medicare, Medicaid, urology, incontinence, continence care, health insurance, intermittent catheters, pediatric catheters, condom catheters, Spina Bifida, Multiple Sclerosis, Spinal Cord Injury, health care equipment
UroMed is a leading national supply company that provides catheters and urological products to patients with Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance. Many of our patients have conditions like Spinal Cord Injury, Spina Bifida, or Multiple Sclerosis.
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