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When it comes to ostomy care, the lowest bid shouldn’t decide what a patient gets

States Newsroom · October 2, 2026

“Ostomy” may not be a word you recognize, but chances are you know someone living with one. I came into the ostomy community through my father, Liney Guidry. Because of the unique challenges he faced and overcame with his ostomy, I saw firsthand the paralyzing physical and emotional impact of living with an ostomy. It…

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When it comes to ostomy care, the lowest bid shouldn’t decide what a patient gets

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