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Urinary incontinence can significantly impact one's quality of life, affecting confidence, social interactions, and overall well-being. Fortunately, advancements in medical technology have paved the way for minimally invasive treatment options that offer remarkable benefits for individuals seeking r

There a few different reasons you might experience incontinence

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Here are a few things to keep in mind before family visits for the holidays

Avoid anxiety by preparing for the holiday trip ahead

Ultrasound device gives people control, dignity

DFree is an award-winning treatment option gaining attention

Does menopause and perimenopause lead to bladder problems?

Incontinence is one of the main causes for institutionalization

Behavioural therapies more effective than drugs for incontinence

Innovative wearable technology is a new incontinence treatment

Focus on patient-centered care model to manage incontinence, say Canadian researchers

Kegels and yoga can be very effective in strengthening your pelvic floor muscles

Various apps can help you manage incontinence

What are the options?

Over 33 million Americans suffer from incontinence. Even though the condition is very common, it is never discussed ‘openly’ enough.

“Once your child reaches that magical stage of potty training around the age of 3, potty talk becomes a thing of the past. Except for when it doesn’t.”

An OT explains.

We were excited to showcase at CES® 2019, the world's gathering place for all who thrive on the business of consumer technologies.

If you haven’t heard about it already, we’ve recently launched a new rental program for the DFree.

The holiday season is upon us. With your social calendar filling up with family and friends, there is one thing on your mind - managing your incontinence for the holidays.

So that's not my real title, I’m actually an occupational therapist (OT). But so much of what I do hovers around the bathroom that one time a patient dubbed me a toilet specialist!

Did you know, over 25 million Americans suffer from urinary incontinence. With an issue that’s so common, there is little visibility around the term - ‘incontinence’.‍

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Congrats! It’s Bladder Health Month and you are now in the DFree club. Now that you have your personal toilet time predicting device...