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Transitional Ostomy Medical Assistance is sponsored by S. T. O.
M. A. (Strength Through Ostomy Medical Assistance).
S. T. O.
M. A. provides transitional ostomy medical assistance to uninsured individuals, those with pending insurance, and those experiencing financial hardship.
They focus on holistic support for ostomates who have had or will have a bowel or urinary diversion.
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* Living with an Ostomy: FAQs * New Ostomy Patient Guide * Continent Diversions + Other Ostomy Types * Children to Young Adults with Ostomies * Infant/Toddler (0-3 Years) * Elementary School (6-9 Years) * Pre-Adolescent (10-13 Years) * Adolescent (14-18 Years) * Young Adult (18-25 Years) * Parents & Clinicians Resources * What To Expect After Surgery * Crohn’s Disease & Ulcerative Colitis Information * Defining, Caring and Treating * Preparing for Ostomy Surgery * Common Issues, Managing Diet, Mental Health * Intimacy, Fertility and Pregnancy * UOAA Ostomy Marketplace * Product + Supply Information * Resources for Nurses/Home Health * Donate Your Ostomy Supplies * UOAA Virtual Ostomy Clinic * Outpatient Ostomy Services Locator Easily communicate “What is an ostomy?"
with our infographic. * UOAA Virtual Ostomy Clinic * Online Peer and Ostomy Support Programs * Outpatient Ostomy Services Locator * Find a Mental Health Provider * Online Discussion Board * Start/Affiliate Your Group With UOAA * Join Us for a Conference * Become a Member of The Phoenix Society * Donate Your Ostomy Supplies **Roadmap to Establishing Outpatient Ostomy Services** Documents that are available as PDFs to download and print.
* 10 Questions to Help You Speak Up and Self-Advocate * Understanding the Medicare Competitive Bidding Program 2025 Ruling * How to Be An Ostomy Champion * Roadmap to Establishing Outpatient Ostomy Services * Tools and Resources Library * Non-Medical Switching Resources * Ostomy and Continent Diversion Patient Bill of Rights * Restroom Access Self-Advocacy Tools * Travel Tips + TSA Communication Card * Swimming with an Ostomy * Mythbusters Infographic * Aging with an Ostomy or CD * Take Control of your Healthcare * UOAA Virtual Ostomy Clinic * Know Your Ostomy Checklist * Know Your Ostomy Supplies Checklist * Physician Visit Checklist * Know Your Health Care Insurance * Know Your Pouching System * Know What’s in Your Medical Record * * **Have a Question for Us?
** UOAA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that supports, empowers, and advocates for people who have had or who will have ostomy or continent diversion surgery. * National Sponsors + Partners * Ostomy Nurse Scholarship * 2025 National Conference UOAA recognizes that you may have a need for emergency supplies. Below are resources that may be of assistance to you on a temporary basis.
UOAA does not have ostomy supplies in the national office. ### **Manufacturers Assistance Programs** Please **CALL DIRECTLY** to ask for information and to apply for these programs. **Convatec** – call 800-422-8811 for Convatec’s Patient Assistance Program or start by applying ONLINE **Hollister** – call 888-808-7456 for Hollister’s Patient Assistance Program **Coloplast** – call Coloplast Patient Assistance (C.
P. A.) : 877-858-2656 ### **Alternative Local Resources** Contact the following types of agencies in your area and ask if they maintain a “Donation Closet”.
* Local Visiting Nurse associations * Local Goodwill Industries Call your state’s 2-1-1 number. Just dial 211 as you would 911. **UOAA has Affiliated Support Groups** who sometimes operate Donation or Supply Closets.
**Kindred Box** is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization that distributes donated ostomy supplies to the uninsured and underinsured ostomates in America. **Ostomy Closets of Delaware** – Accepts donations by appointment and has 4 closets/sites where people can help themselves to ostomy supplies throughout the state of Delaware.
### **Supplies Available with S + H** **Kinder’s Closet Ostomy Pantry** can provide a short-term supply of ostomy supplies. To reach them email kinderscloset@yahoo. com or kinderscloset2020@gmail.
com. **OstoCircle** – LaTesha Harrison-Thompson ASG leader ostocircle@gmail. com To request emergency supplies, please complete this **form**.
**Osto Group**www. ostogroup. org To get assistance with supplies: Call 561-203-5886 NEW address: 351 Hiatt Drive, Suite 110, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418 **Ostomy 211:**ostomysupplies.
ostomy211. orgEmergency supply pantry. Donation requested to help cover expenses.
**S. T. O.
M. A. ** (Strength Through Ostomy Medical Assistance) stomasupplies.
org provides access to ostomy supplies for individuals with bowel or urinary diversions regardless of financial or insurance issues. **Weston Florida Ostomy and Tubefeeding Group,** Lynn Wolfson, ASG Leader – lewolf1815@aol. com or 954-562-7417.
Offers supplies for the cost of shipping and handling. ### **Lower Cost Supply Options** The distributors listed below often sell supplies at lower prices, in some cases by not accepting insurance.
**Best Buy Ostomy Supplies:** 866-940-4555 **DM Me Medical Supply:** 229-231-0588 or **Facebook Page** **Gilgal Medical Supplies, Inc.**: 407-891-2120 **_life_ line Medical Supply** **Medical Monks**: 844-859-9400 **Mercy Supply Collaborative:** 888-637-2912 **Ostomy4less**: 877-678-6694; contact Patti or Tom at patti@ostomymcp.
com **Parthenon Ostomy Supplies:** 800-453-8898 **Pete’s Medical**: 720-988-0982; contact a Live Agent at info@petesmedical. com **Personally Delivered**: 1-855-445-8609 **Stomabags:** 855-828-1444 **Vitality Medical Supplies**: 800-397-5899 Your Donation Funds UOAA Educational Programs: United Ostomy Associations of America Call us toll-free at: 1-800-826-0826. Our Information Line hours are Monday-Friday, 9am to 3pm EST.
If you have an emergency, please dial 911 or contact your local medical professional. _Please understand that UOAA is a private, nonprofit, advocacy and informational organization. We are not a medical facility and we do not have medical or legal professionals on staff.
Therefore, UOAA does not provide Medical, Mental Health, Insurance or Legal Advice. Visit UOAA Virtual Ostomy Clinic provided by The Wound Company for non-emergency, virtual ostomy support. _ UOAA is the leading organization proactively advocating on behalf of the ostomy community.
Recognizing that we are always stronger together, we encourage everyone to get involved by joining our**Advocacy Network**. We’ve also created several**Advocacy Tools and Resources**to help you successfully advocate on behalf of the ostomy community to ensure every ostomate receives quality care.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals who are uninsured, have pending insurance, or are experiencing financial hardship due to an ostomy. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Transitional Ostomy Medical Assistance is funded by S.T.O.M.A. (Strength Through Ostomy Medical Assistance). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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