Long-Term Care & Retirement Home Supplies — CliniEco Medical

Long-Term Care & Retirement Home Supplies — CliniEco Medical (Canada)

Incontinence, infection control and PPE consumables for long-term care and retirement homes — including the parts of the order list that have nothing to do with sterilization.

Does a long-term care home need sterilization monitoring?

Usually not — and that is exactly why the order list is easy to get wrong. Many homes do not reprocess instruments on site: reusable devices go to a hospital or a contracted reprocessing service. A home in that position buys no biological indicators, no pouches and no autoclave tape.

It still buys a large volume of infection control and personal care consumables every month. A home's supplies budget is dominated by items that never see a sterilizer: absorbsion products, gloves, gowns, hand hygiene, surface wipes and sharps containers for point-of-care testing. Not doing your own sterilization does not mean you stop buying.

What does a long-term care home reorder every month?

Category Item Why it recurs
Incontinence care Briefs and pull-on products, underpads, washcloths Daily, per resident, for the resident's whole stay
Contact precautions Examination gloves, isolation gowns Per resident contact
Respiratory protection Procedure masks Per contact during outbreaks
Hand hygiene Hand sanitizer Fixed consumption per bed per month
Point-of-care testing & sharps Sharps containers, biohazard bags Filled to the line, then replaced

The incontinence line is the largest recurring item by volume and the one most often bought ad hoc. A home with 100 residents is buying on the order of thousands of units a month — this is a standing order, not a top-up.

How should incontinence product be specified for a home?

Absorbency is a clinical decision, not a price decision: matching the product to the resident's assessed need is what controls both skin outcomes and total consumption — an under-absorbent product used twice is more expensive than the right product used once. The lines CliniEco Medical supplies are labelled by absorbency (3,000 mL and 5,000 mL ranges, plus pull-on), so the same product can be reordered by the same name every month.

Both light and heavy absorbency are available in a biodegradable PLA option for homes with a waste-reduction target.

See the wholesale catalogue, long-term care lines or open an account at wholesale accounts.

What does it cost per unit at case quantity?

CliniEco Medical sells by the case. Case price and the arithmetic per unit, so you can compare against your current supplier before asking for a quote.

Item Pack Case price (CAD) Per unit
Adult day briefs, 3,000 mL absorbency, M–L 60 $70.80 $1.18 each
Adult night briefs, 5,000 mL absorbency, overnight 60 $120.00 $2.00 each
Adult incontinence briefs, M–L 60 $94.80 $1.58 each
Adult pull-on briefs, maximum absorbency 60 $94.80 $1.58 each
Disposable underpads, heavy absorbency 30 × 36 in 50 $51.96 $1.04 each
PLA biodegradable underpads, 30 × 36 in 50 $39.99 $0.80 each
Medical underpad, 60 × 90 cm, 5-layer with SAP 50 $239.99 $4.80 each
Disposable washcloths, 10 × 13 in 500 $54.99 $0.11 each
Nitrile examination gloves, 4.0 mil 100 $55.93 $0.56 each
Isolation gowns, SMS Level 2 50 $49.99 $1.00 each
PLA biodegradable isolation gowns, Level 1 50 $51.87 $1.04 each
Face masks, ASTM F2100 Level 2 50 $53.94 $1.08 each
Hand sanitizer, NPN 80122015, clinic pack 12 $54.99 $4.58 each
Sharps containers, 1 quart 20 $89.99 $4.50 each
Biohazard bags, red, 30 gallon 1 $54.95 case only

Single-unit pricing is not offered — orders ship by the case. Institutional quantities are quoted per order: wholesale accounts.

What are the ordering terms?

Three constraints apply to every institutional order, stated up front so nothing is a surprise at checkout:

  1. Payment at the time of order. CliniEco Medical does not extend credit terms or net-30 invoicing. Purchase orders requiring deferred payment cannot be accepted.
  2. Case quantities. Products ship by the case; single-unit and split-case orders are not available. Case contents are listed on each product page.
  3. No silent backorders. If an item cannot ship, you are told before the order is placed rather than after.

Which regulations apply to long-term care?

Framework pointers so you can trace each requirement to source. Confirm against the current official text.

Subject Framework Issuing body Checked
Long-term care home operation, Ontario Fixing Long-Term Care Act, 2021 and O. Reg. 246/22 Ontario · ontario.ca/laws 2026-09-20
Infection prevention and control in LTC PIDAC best practices — IPAC in long-term care Public Health Ontario · publichealthontario.ca 2026-09-20
Reprocessing of reusable medical devices CSA Z314 series (whether done on site or by a third party) CSA Group · csagroup.org 2026-09-20
Workplace hazard labelling WHMIS Health Canada / CCOHS 2026-09-20

CliniEco Medical supplies products for these workflows; we do not provide regulatory advice. Your licensing authority and your own IPAC programme govern your home.

Frequently Asked Questions

We send instruments out for reprocessing. Do we still order sterilization supplies?

No for spores, pouches and tape — you do not run a sterilizer. Yes for everything else on the list: incontinence products, gloves, gowns, hand hygiene, surface wipes and sharps containers.

How much incontinence product does a home need?

It scales with resident days, not with incident. Specify by absorbency match per resident assessment and reorder the same product by name each month; an under-absorbent product used twice costs more than the correct one used once.

Do you offer a biodegradable option for incontinence products?

Yes. Underpads and isolation gowns are available in a PLA biodegradable version for homes with a waste-reduction target.

What are the ordering terms?

Payment is made at the time of order. CliniEco Medical does not offer credit terms or net-30 invoicing; orders ship by the case.

MDEL #35334 · CliniEco Medical imports medical devices into Canada as a licensed medical device establishment.

Free shipping over $99 in Ontario / over $199 in the rest of Canada ($15 flat below).