Incontinence can increase the risk of a Urinary Tract Infection (UTI).

Diaper rash or Incontinence Associated Dermatitis (IAD) is caused by urine and stool that's been left on the skin for too long, causing damage to the layers of the skin.

Our eNurse team is available 24/7 to provide personal assistance.

Whenever you change a patient's product, some form of skin care is required to prevent odor, infection, and skin irritation.

Your patient's diet could play a role in their incontinence symptoms. Certain foods and beverages can aggravate leakage, while others can help improve symptoms.

Everyone wants their children to feel comfortable and clean. Our sister brand Cuties® has them covered.

Surgery is the most aggressive option for treating incontinence, but is by no means necessary to experience improved bladder or bowel control.

How often you change the product depends on the level of leakage and type of incontinence.

Prevail® is ready to help you provide the utmost care for your patients and operate more efficiently with our healthcare provider tools.

If you're caring for someone with incontinence, odor can become a big concern.