More and more of us are part of the sandwich generation—finding ourselves caring for our aging parents in addition to raising families. While that is a challenge on its own, adding incontinence to the mix makes navigating this life stage even more difficult. Incontinence is a progressive condition, meaning it gets worse with time, and Read More…
Sacral neuromodulation (SNM) is an effective treatment for urinary and fecal incontinence, offering life-changing results for patients who have not responded to more conservative treatments. However, many patients considering this option are understandably concerned about the cost. The good news is that sacral neuromodulation is widely covered by Medicare and private insurance plans, provided patients Read More…
Fecal incontinence isn’t a topic that many people feel comfortable discussing. And unfortunately, that goes for many physicians as well. But as an expert pelvic floor physician and surgeon, I’m happy to talk about fecal incontinence, a distressing condition characterized by the involuntary loss of stool. More specifically, I’m happy to answer questions about treatment Read More…
