Urinary Incontinence in Women: The Latest Recommendations

It might be surprising to learn that 51% of women, overall, live with urinary incontinence. And though the numbers increase with age (a recent...

What To Ask When Choosing A Nursing Home

From U.S.News & World Report:  Choosing the right nursing home is challenging. And chances are good you'll someday face this decision for yourself or...

What’s the Difference Between an Overactive Bladder, Urinary Incontinence and Urinary Tract Infections?

When there is anything going on with the bladder, it can be difficult to determine just what the problem might be, and it is...

Basic Facts about Urinary Incontinence in Men

What is Incontinence? Incontinence is the inability to completely control the bladder or bowels. Any type of incontinence will occur by degrees from mild to...

Tired of Messy Hands? Try a Ready-to-Use Cure Catheter

Tired of Messy Hands? Try a Ready-to-Use Cure Catheter. If you’re sick and tired of having messy hands every time you self-cath, you’ll be thrilled...

Oxygen Concentrator: How to Use It

Oxygen Concentrator Basics When you are first prescribed oxygen and when you are choosing your home oxygen concentrator or portable concentrator, it can feel somewhat...

Understanding Oxygen Concentrators and Liters Per Minute

With many of the home and portable concentrators on the market, the oxygen that flows through the device is typically measured in liters per...

Oxygen Concentrator Pulse vs Continuous

Patients who have been told by their doctor that they may need to have oxygen therapy may have heard the terms pulse and continuous...