If you're caring for someone with incontinence, odor can become a big concern.

Patients are encouraged to wear products at night for optimal comfort, protection, skin health, and more restful sleep.

Cesarean sections are not a recommended procedure to prevent bladder leakage.

When it comes to changing a product, patients have different needs. Always follow your facility protocol and address your residents' individual needs.

Talking about incontinence with a loved one can be uncomfortable at first for everyone. It can be even more difficult when your loved one is in denial.

Here are a few things that may be causing your patient's skin irritation, along with some solutions:

Caring for a loved one with bowel incontinence can feel like an overwhelming responsibility. But you're not alone.

It's natural for your loved one to feel self-conscious about their incontinence in social situations. But if their fears are preventing them from living a full, connected life, help may be required.

Comfort is one of the most important aspects built into every Prevail® product.

The first time wearing a protective hygiene product can be intimidating for anyone. To make this transition easier, it's important that your loved one is properly informed.