
Kim Hando
Owner and Founder
Formerly registered nurse (Division 1)
About Kim
Kim brings over 30 years of nursing experience to Comfort First, the continence care brand she founded for aged care providers, NDIS participants and carers. She is also the owner and founder of First Aid Distributions, Comfort First's parent business. Kim trained as a Division 1 registered nurse through Australia's hospital-based nursing program, the standard pathway before university degrees became the entry route into the profession.
Her career was built in hospital settings, with experience in operating theatre nursing and wound care. That background gives her a depth of understanding around skin integrity, wound management, infection control and dignified personal care that few people in the continence and aged care supply industry can match.
Now retired from clinical practice, Kim channels that experience into Comfort First's product range, supplier relationships and the content published across the brand. She chooses every product line from a perspective built on decades of direct patient care, not textbook theory, and on one test: whether it protects comfort, fit and dignity for the person using it.
Articles by Kim
- SWEP Continence Aids Program: Victoria's Continence Subsidy Explained
- Strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards: What Action 5.5.3 Asks of Continence Care
- EnableNSW Continence Assistance Explained: Who Qualifies and How It Works
- Dementia and Incontinence: A Carer's Guide to Cues, Routines and the Right Products
- Choosing Incontinence Products for the Elderly: The Four Things That Decide It
- DVA Continence Products: A Veterans Guide to RAP Funding
- Free Incontinence Pads for Pensioners: What Help Actually Exists in Australia
- Turning 65 With NDIS Continence Funding: Staying, Leaving and What Changes
- Who Pays for Incontinence Products in Aged Care?
- Registered vs Unregistered NDIS Providers: What It Means When You Buy Continence Products
- Medical Aids Subsidy Scheme (MASS): The Queensland Continence Aids Guide
- State Continence Schemes in Australia: A Guide for Every State and Territory
- Booster Pads Explained: When and How to Use Them
- What Do Incontinence Absorbency Levels Mean?
- How to Care for Someone with Incontinence: A Carer's Guide
- How to Find and Work With a Continence Nurse in Australia
- Continence Aids Payment Scheme (CAPS): A Complete Australian Guide
- Constipation and Incontinence: The Bowel and Bladder Connection
- Incontinence Products for Women: How to Find the Right One in Australia
- Bed Protection Compared: Underpads vs Bed Mats
- Bedtime Pads: Choosing the Right Bed Protection
- Caring for an Elderly Parent with Incontinence
- The Link Between UTIs and Incontinence
- Pelvic Floor Exercises for Continence: An Australian Guide
- Stress Incontinence: What It Is and How to Manage It
- Incontinence Products FAQ: Sizing, Absorbency, Types and Ordering
- Incontinence Pads and Government Subsidy: What You Can Claim
- Carer Burnout and Continence Care: Spotting the Signs and Getting Support
- Subscriptions for Continence Products: How Regular Delivery Works
- How to Dispose of Incontinence Products Responsibly
- Incontinence Pants for Men: Sizing, Fit and Product Options
- Heavy Incontinence Products: What to Look For
- Managing Incontinence at Night: Products, Routines and Protecting Your Sleep
- Stress Incontinence vs Urge Incontinence: What Is the Difference?
- How to Measure for Incontinence Products: The Comfort First Sizing Guide
- Pull-Up Pants vs Wraparounds: Which Is Right for You
- Understanding the Different Types of Incontinence