- 4540 North 56th Street, Lincoln
- info@triumphhomehealth.com
- (402) 434-5080
Is picking up your catheter order a
PAIN IN THE ASTERISK
While Medicare requires you to pick up supplies provided by your physician, Durable Medical Equipment suppliers can ship them directly to your home.
You lead a busy life — why spend time driving to your doctor’s office every month when Triumph Home Health Supplies can deliver your supplies right to your door?
Step 1
Want your catheter supplies delivered directly to your home? Click here to complete Triumph’s New Patient Form. Our staff will work with your doctor’s office to get the required prescription and documentation to bill your insurance.
Step 2
Once Triumph confirms your order, your supplies will be shipped directly to your door. You can receive tracking information by email, so you’ll know exactly when to expect your delivery.
Step 3
Place your monthly refills using one of our convenient ordering options — phone call, text, email, or our brand-new app. No matter which method you choose, Triumph will ensure you receive your supplies promptly.
Make the Switch to Triumph Home Health Supplies today
Wide Variety of Products Available.
Easy, Convenient Ordering.
An Exemplary Provider, accredited by The Compliance Team.
Triumph Home Health Supplies has been a trusted name in the medical supply industry for over 20 years. We understand the importance of simplicity, discretion, and timely delivery. When you switch to Triumph, you’re partnering with experienced medical supply professionals — allowing your doctor to focus on your health and well-being while we take care of the rest.
Testimonials
On average, post COVID The rise of e-commerce, busy lifestyles, and the convenience of next- and same-day home deliveries have resulted in exponential growth of online shopping in the U.S., rising from 5% of the total retail in 2011 to 15% in 2020, and it is expected to grow even further in the future (1, 2). Moreover, people’s online and in-store shopping behaviors are affected by their socio-demographic factors and their attitudes toward the activity (33–39). The advantages and disadvantages of online shopping over in-store shopping play a role in attitudes toward the activity (40, 41). The advantages, such as receiving goods without leaving home, having access to a wider variety of products and information, and being able to compare them easily and efficiently, result in a positive attitude toward online shopping, especially during the pandemic given high perceived health risk, formal penalties, or both (42). On the other hand, online shopping has some disadvantages, such as transaction security concerns and long delivery times, and in-store shopping offers specific benefits, such as the ability to see, touch, feel, and try the products, ensuring the store’s environment quality, immediate possession of the product, social interaction, and entertainment (5, 41, 43, 44). Therefore, even during the pandemic, some people maintained frequent in-store shopping trips (41).
Whether the pandemic-induced changes in online and in-store shopping are permanent is still debatable. Sheth discussed that people may find the new routine more convenient, affordable, and accessible, and therefore stick to it even after the pandemic is over (11). On the contrary, Dannenberg et al. argued that people’s motives to shop online only hold for the time of crisis, and online retailing will decline when circumstances change (45). Watanabe and Omori showed that most people used to shop online long before the pandemic, and they merely increased their frequency because of infection risk (46). So, the reasons behind the surge in online shopping might dissipate as COVID-19 recedes.