Conditions · Urologic & pelvic
Incontinence
Incontinence is common, treatable, and almost never brought up in a clinic visit. Meeting patients at home makes the conversation — and the workup — actually possible.
How we care for it at home
- Honest evaluation of type, triggers, and contributing medications.
- Behavioral and pelvic floor strategies before jumping to prescriptions.
- Skin protection and dignity-preserving supplies.
- Coordination with urology, gynecology, and PT when indicated.
What we watch for
- Recurrent UTIs and hidden retention.
- Skin breakdown and pressure injury risk.
- Falls related to nighttime bathroom trips.
- Caregiver strain and social isolation, which incontinence quietly drives.
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