CAUTI Prevention 101 for Catheter Users

CAUTI Prevention 101 Published 2019/12/17 Updated 2021/03/18 Updated 2023/05/18 As reported by NHSN, CAUTI (catheter-associated urinary tract infection) is the most common type of healthcare-associated infection. It is a serious issue for people who regularly practice intermittent catheterization, and for people who are administered foley catheters during their hospital stays.   This article will go […]

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7 Things You Should Know About Male Intermittent Catheters

7 Things You ShouldKnow about MaleIntermittent Catheters Published 2019/11/27 If you are a man new to using intermittent catheters, here are 7 things you should know about self-catheterization. This article will cover the reasons for self-catheterization, the risk of catheter-associated UTI, having privacy and control, what common sizes of catheters, straight vs coude tip, catheter […]

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Flying with Intermittent Catheters: Must-know Tips!

Flying with Intermittent Catheters: Relax After Reading These Must-know Tips Published 2019/08/22 Updated 2023/04/11 Flying with catheters shouldn’t make you nervous, and this article will help you relax by covering everything you need to know: TSA rules on catheter, taking catheters through airport security, what goes into a travel catheter kit, safe and hygienic catheterization […]

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catheter insurance reimbursement

How to Reimburse Intermittent Catheters with Insurance

How to Reimburse Intermittent Catheters with Insurance There are two main ways to get your intermittent catheters reimbursed—through Medicare or private insurance. Insurance coverage of catheters and supplies varies with each person’s plan, whether private or government-sponsored. To get reimbursement, doctors must provide a prescription since catheters are not sold over-the-counter or for self-diagnosis and […]

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Pelvic Floor Exercises

5 Tips for Good Bladder Health

A Healthy Bladder is a Happy Bladder It’s important to maintain good bladder health as it plays a key role in the functioning of your body. The bladder is a collapsible muscular pouch that sits behind the pubic bone in the lower pelvis. It is connected to the kidneys with a tubes called ureters. It […]

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