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Exploring the Top Benefits and Limitations to Be Aware of During the Open Enrollment Period
According to the Institute on Aging, by 2010, 5.5 million Americans lived to the age of 85+. By 2050, this 85+ age group will climb to 19 million Americans -- or 5% of the total population. And with the medical insurance open enrollment period getting underway, it's more important than...
Eat, Drink, And Be Merry, But Don't Forget Your Health This Holiday Season
"Mirror, mirror, on the wall, what's the most indulgent season of them all?" We're right in the middle of it. From the sugar-laden stockpiles of Halloween to mountains of turkey, stuffing, and pie for Thanksgiving, all the way to December's holiday feasts, the stretch of time from the end of...
Urology Supplies You Should Always Have Available
It's no secret that managing chronic conditions can be frustrating and exhausting. Between keeping track of your symptoms and treatment plans, getting to your doctor's appointments on time, and dealing with daily struggles made more complicated by a chronic medical condition, your diagnosis can leave you with your hands full....
Houston Resources For Caregivers: Care for Caregivers
The last installment of United Spinal Association of Houston’s Conversation and Learn Series was on November 14th and it was one for the books. This final event was called We've got your back: Care for Caregivers and was all about Caregivers and exploring the local support services committed to simplifying life...
Why are Voiding Diaries important?
Click Here For Downloadable Voiding Diary With Instructions. Having a voiding diary is beneficial when gauging your bladder health as one experiences changes. It is not only useful for you but can be extremely useful to your physician. They can use this to identify symptoms and triggers, more accurately identify your...
Preventing Stress Incontinence During Physical Activity: 4 Tips
It’s no secret that exercise is one of the keys to staying healthy, but stress incontinence can make exercising difficult. However, it is possible to reduce or even prevent stress incontinence when engaging in physical activity. Tips to Manage Stress Incontinence 1) Bladder Training and Health Bladder training can prevent...
Get To Know The Complete Care Medical Team
In honor of the holidays, we wanted to let you all get to know our team a little bit better. We think that since our moto is “putting patients first in everything that we do” and being a family-oriented business, it is important for you to know a little bit...
Urology Supplies And You: The Need-To-Know For A Healthy Flow
As people age, urinary issues can be common and can even be associated with certain illnesses. The list of urological and incontinence supplies needed to appropriately address some urinary issues can be extensive, and at times, difficult to properly maintain. Still, that list is essential to healthy urinary function, so...
Spina Bifida Awareness For The Month Of October And Beyond
We're kicking off Spina Bifida Awareness Month as October gets underway. During this time, we're spreading knowledge concerning one of the most common birth defects in the United States. For being the most common, there's a surprising learning gap that Spina Bifida advocates are seeking to close. That's what we're...
Coping With Cancer And Resources To Help
Cancer. The word no one wants to hear. Unfortunately, every second someone out there is struggling with it. Whether you’ve just been diagnosed, going through treatment, have beaten cancer, or are the loved one of someone going through it, you know it changes your life and it is an extremely...
Prostate Cancer Awareness Month: How Prostate Cancer Relates to Urinary Incontinence
Urinary incontinence simply means that you have less control or no control over your bladder. Lots of people have urinary incontinence, but until recently, there was very little research being done to better understand it. One area of interest is it's relation to prostate cancer. Unlike most other risk factors, prostate...
3 Proven Ways to Avoid UTIs After Prostate Cancer Surgery (2018)
Prostate Cancer surgery and the recovery time following the operation, can be tough on your body. Often times, a urinary catheter may be needed to void the bladder completely through the healing process. Catheter associated urinary tract infections, or CAUTIs, are often a result of having an indwelling catheter, although...
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