Instead of thinking in terms of "which product will last the longest," think in terms of which product is right for the individual person.

As you probably know, medications can have a wide range of effects on the body.

A Bladder and Bowel Diary is a great way to monitor incontinence and overall health.

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

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.

Yes, there is a connection between incontinence and falling.

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

Here are a few things that may be causing your patient's skin irritation, along with some solutions:

When it comes to changing a product, patients have different needs. Always follow your facility protocol and address your residents' individual needs.

Patients are encouraged to wear products at night for optimal comfort, protection, skin health, and more restful sleep.