Aeroflow Urology Blog

How to Talk to Extended Family About Your Loved One's Incontinence

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Learn how to discuss incontinence with extended family to foster understanding and reduce stigma. Support loved ones with disabilities by reshaping family expectations.

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Minority Groups Face Higher Rates of Disability & Incontinence With Less Access to Medicaid

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Discover how health disparities and racial inequities affect minority populations, leading to higher rates of chronic diseases and incontinence, and learn the importance of improving healthcare access for equitable outcomes.

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How to Manage Autism & Incontinence in Adults

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Learn about the connection between autism and incontinence in adults, common types of incontinence, and practical tips for managing symptoms to improve quality of life.

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How Will the Election Outcome Affect Medicaid?

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Discover how the 2024 election could impact Medicaid policies, including healthcare access for individuals with disabilities and incontinence. Learn why your federal and state vote matter if you care about Medicaid coverage!

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Does Medicare Cover Incontinence Supplies?

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Discover if Medicare covers incontinence supplies and explore free options through Medicaid and Aeroflow Urology.

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4 Reasons Cuties® SleepOvers® Pull-Ups Are Perfect for Kids With Special Needs

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Discover how Cuties® SleepOvers® Pull-Ups provide comfort, protection, and confidence for older children with nighttime incontinence, especially those with special needs.

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Can Therapy Help You Cope With Incontinence?

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Learn about the types of urinary incontinence and how talk therapy can help manage the emotional impact, including shame, anxiety, and depression, to improve your quality of life.

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Breast Cancer & Urinary Incontinence

A surprising number of women who have been diagnosed with or survived breast cancer experience urinary incontinence, but symptoms can be treated. 

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Over 480,000 People Have Lost Medicaid in Virginia. Here's How to Keep Your Coverage

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Learn why over 480,000 Virginians have lost Medicaid coverage since the public health emergency ended, and discover how to check your status, reapply, or maintain your coverage.

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