incontinence
MOLNDAL, Sweden—Wellspect HealthCare announced the United States launch of the Surity Urinary Management System, an at-home urine collection device designed to support people living with urinary incontinence and those who help care for them. This completes the full Surity portfolio in the U.S., following the introduction of the Surity Female and Male External Catheters earlier this year.
NORTHFIELD, Illinois—Medline has entered into a new supplier agreement with Caremax Medical Equipment & Supplies, a family-owned and operated provider based in Las Vegas serving locals and visitors for more than 15 years.
ATLANTA, Georgia—TZMO USA Inc., a manufacturer of incontinence and sanitary products, has added two new account executives to support the continued growth of its Seni sales team.
Matt Servaty will oversee the Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota markets. He brings extensive experience in sales, business development and relationship building to the role.
ATLANTA—TZMO USA, the manufacturer of Seni, a global brand of incontinence products, announced a partnership with CARE Pharmacies Cooperative Inc. This collaboration unites CARE’s network of independent pharmacies with Seni’s product line and clinical education initiatives to better serve older adults managing incontinence.
FRANKLIN LAKES, New Jersey—A study funded by Becton, Dickinson and Company (BD), a medical technology company, and published in the Journal of Clinical Medicine found that women managing nighttime urinary incontinence reported better sleep and greater overall comfort with BD PureWick's urine collection system.
ATLANTA—TZMO USA, a provider of adult incontinence products, announced a new partnership with Pharmacy Select LLP. This collaboration represents TZMO USA’s continued expansion within the U.S. pharmacy channel, the company said.
Through this partnership, Pharmacy Select member pharmacies will gain expanded access to the Seni brand, expanding the availability of incontinence solutions for individuals aging in place and those who rely on community pharmacies for care.
OCEANSIDE, California—Honest Medical (HonestMed), an e-commerce website that offers health care products, donated $15,000 worth of mobility and durable medical equipment, including rollators, wheelchairs, walkers, canes and more to Interfaith Community Services in Escondido, California. HonestMed also contributed $8,000 in adult incontinence supplies to the San Diego Diaper Bank, which is part of the San Diego Food Bank. These supplies included adult diapers, briefs, pads and underwear.
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky—Wicked Technologies, a Louisville-based health care innovation company specializing in continence care solutions for senior living, has announced the commercial launch of its newest product, the Wicked Smart Pad.
ST. PAUL, Minnesota—Sumitomo Corporation has, through its group company, Sumitomo Corporation of Americas (collectively Sumitomo Corporation Group), acquired ActivStyle, LLC, a U.S. provider of home medical supplies for patients with chronic conditions, in May 2025. Prior to this, in April 2025, Sumitomo Corporation increased its stake in Vast Medical Holdings, the parent company of Quest, a provider of home medical equipment, supplies and services for people with diabetes.
GAINESVILLE, Florida—etectRx, Inc. (etectRx), a privately held silicon-enabled digital health sensor platform company, announced a first-of-its-kind pilot project with The Village at Gainesville, a retirement community. The pilot represents the debut application of eBrief, etectRx's patented intelligent incontinence monitoring system.
DUNBRIDGE, Ohio (October 27, 2022)—Principle Business Enterprises, Inc. (PBE) announced the promotion of Ann Hertzfeld, vice president of research and development (R&D) and the addition of Lynn Miller, vice president of people and culture. These two senior leaders will advance PBE’s commitment to uplifting the lives of those it serves, which includes providing superior protection to our customers and the best manufacturing jobs in Northwest Ohio to its associates.
