Wellspect HealthCare Launches Surity Urinary Management System

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.

The Surity Urinary Management System helps address these needs, offering a complete at-home management solution that works with the already available Surity Female and Male External Catheters. With the addition of the collection device, the company said the Surity System is designed to make everyday urine management more comfortable, discreet and reliable.

“The evolution of the Surity portfolio is focused on addressing many of the practical challenges of urinary incontinence that more than 13 million Americans and their caregivers face in the U.S.,” said Chris Schlenk, group vice president at Wellspect HealthCare. “The introduction of the Urinary Management System builds on our commitment to develop innovative solutions for incontinence care, providing a discreet, at-home option to help manage incontinence. This comprehensive system is designed to integrate into daily and nighttime routines and support individuals and their caregivers in restoring confidence, comfort and rest.”

The system uses suction to pull voided urine away from the body, with an on-demand Boost button for increased suction when needed. The system offers quiet, one-touch operation and helps minimize nighttime interruptions to support rest, with carbon filters to help reduce odors. Together, these features are designed to provide an intuitive experience for users and caregivers, helping reduce the burden of overnight care and bringing added reassurance to daily routines.

The Surity Urinary Management System is now available for home purchase at surity.care and will soon be available to healthcare institutions.