Survivng holiday travel with incontinence can be tough, but our tips will help you through.
Holidays With Incontinence: Travel, Food, & Money-Saving Guide
- By Marlee Septak
- Nov 20, 2023
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What Are the Treatments for Urinary Incontinence?
- By Marlee Septak
- Oct 19, 2023
Urinary incontinence can be challenging to deal with and can decrease your quality of life, but there are many treatments available for men and women! Discover which treatments might be right for you.
Will Insurance Cover Your Adult Diapers?
- By Marlee Septak
- Apr 27, 2023
Aeroflow Urology will work with your specific state Medicaid office to make sure that you have the product(s) that you need at little or no cost to you. If you have a Medicaid plan in your respective state, there is a very good chance that your plan will offer financial assistance for a portion of the cost of your adult incontinence products.
7 Expert Tips to Save Money On Incontinence Products
- By Marlee Septak
- Dec 13, 2022
Get our expert tips on how to save money on incontinence supplies this holiday season.
Didn't Qualify for Incontinence Products Through Medicaid? Here's What to Do!
- By Marlee Septak
- Oct 26, 2022
For whatever reason you didn't qualify to receive bladder control supplies through insurance, you can still get the same high-quality products with the Aeroflow Store.
What Is a Male Incontinence Pad & How Do I Wear It?
- By Marlee Septak
- Jun 8, 2022
Male incontinence pads come in two different styles and help with managing incontinence. Learn the difference between the types and how to wear them.
Helping Parents Avoid Frustration With Pediatric Incontinence
- By Samantha Eaker
- Jan 30, 2019
Nothing can throw off your plans like wet sheets, wet car seats, wet pants, and more, but unfortunately, these accidents can be a normal part of caring for a child with pediatric incontinence. When you have to stop what you're doing to handle clean up, remember that any frustration you’re feeling may be intensified for your child with extra anxiety, fear, and embarrassment. Learn how to help your child cope with a little advice on how to avoid becoming frustrated.
