Urinary Incontinence

Your provider will start with a compassionate, judgment-free conversation about your symptoms, lifestyle, and medical history. A physical exam may follow, and if needed, we may recommend simple in-office tests like urodynamic studies to evaluate how your bladder and pelvic floor muscles are functioning.

You’ll leave with a clear understanding of what’s happening and a personalized care plan that fits your needs—whether that’s pelvic floor therapy, lifestyle adjustments, medications, or minimally invasive treatment options. We’ll also be here for follow-up care and any questions you have along the way.

It may be common, but it’s not something you have to accept. Bladder leaks are treatable at any age, and many women find relief through therapy, lifestyle changes, or minimally invasive procedures.

Incontinence can result from weakened pelvic floor muscles, childbirth, menopause, certain medications, or conditions like an overactive bladder. Identifying the cause is the first step to finding the right solution.

Stress incontinence causes leaks during movement or pressure (like laughing or lifting), while urge incontinence involves a sudden, intense need to urinate that can lead to accidents. Many women have a mix of both.

We start with a detailed conversation and physical exam, then use tests like a urine analysis or urodynamic studies to understand how your bladder and pelvic muscles function.

We offer a full spectrum of care—from pelvic floor physical therapy and lifestyle coaching to medications, biofeedback, and advanced treatments like Botox injections or sling surgery.

Not necessarily. Many women see significant improvement with noninvasive treatments like biofeedback therapy or nerve stimulation. Surgery is only recommended when other options haven’t worked, and it’s often minimally invasive.

It depends on the treatment, but many patients notice improvement within just a few weeks. We’ll track your progress and adjust your plan along the way.

Most insurance plans cover the evaluation and medically necessary treatments for incontinence. Before we begin, we’ll help verify your benefits and explain any out-of-pocket costs.

It shouldn’t be—and at WomanCare, it isn’t. Our team creates a safe, respectful space where you can talk openly and get the support you deserve.