We recently surveyed 100 women across the US to better understand their experience with stress urinary incontinence, also known as light bladder leakage or “mommy bladder”. We wanted to better understand how women were managing their leaks and how it impacted their daily lives. We originally conducted the survey for our own internal purposes, but […]
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Dr. Scott Farrell, the inventor of Uresta, tells all about the inspiration behind his revolutionary, modern device. As the inventor of Uresta, I get a lot of questions. What’s your background? Why did you invent a pee-leak solution? Why did you name it Uresta? What in the world is a pessary? Urogynecology? Well, I’ve decided […]
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Weight loss, through healthy nutrition and exercise, can help women suffering from stress urinary incontinence as it reduces the pressure placed on your bladder. In this blog a registered dietitian talks about nutrition changes and a new lifestyle that can help promote weight loss, as well as having the added benefit of reducing bladder leaks!
I am a Physical Therapist who specializes in pelvic health and in my last blog we talked about the anatomy and function of the pelvic floor. In this blog, we discover two common conditions that can affect the pelvic floor; Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP) and Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI).
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One of my closest friends for over 30 years and I, both suffered from stress urinary incontinence (SUI) for years before ever discussing it with each other. Unfortunately, that is a far too common reality when it comes to women suffering with the condition. A group of women investors and I decided we wanted to change this narrative when we acquired Uresta, an innovative new solution to SUI a number of years ago. Uresta is now led by a bright young female CEO, Lauren Barker, who is on a mission to introduce Uresta to more women than ever before.
https://uresta.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Uresta-Blog-3_Masthead.png20848001Carol Chapman former CEO and current board member of Uresta/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Website-Landing-Pages_Logo.pngCarol Chapman former CEO and current board member of Uresta2021-05-03 13:08:552021-07-05 16:24:28Women-led Uresta is changing the game for people suffering from pee leaks.
An Introduction to Pelvic Floor Anatomy and Function in Women & Men The Pelvic Floor is finally starting to get the press it fully deserves in our culture. As a Physical Therapist who specializes in pelvic health, I often see magazine articles, websites and new products being developed to help educate, empower and support pelvic […]
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Like many areas of women’s health, the stress urinary incontinence (SUI) market has a long history of underinvestment. Although 1 in 2 women will experience urine leaks in their lifetime, the solutions offered to women continue to be archaic. Over the years sanitary belts made of cloth and leather straps have been replaced by disposable pads and traditional pessaries, but unfortunately not much has changed since then. Today, investment in femtech is growing at unprecedented rates and we are finally starting to see true innovation in women’s health – Uresta is one such example.
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Survey shows the negative mental impacts of suffering from bladder leakage may outweigh the physical impacts
/0 Comments/in Blog /by Lauren Barker, CEO of UrestaWe recently surveyed 100 women across the US to better understand their experience with stress urinary incontinence, also known as light bladder leakage or “mommy bladder”. We wanted to better understand how women were managing their leaks and how it impacted their daily lives. We originally conducted the survey for our own internal purposes, but […]
From Pomegranates to Pessaries: How historical pee-leak solutions informed Uresta’s design.
/0 Comments/in Blog /by Dr. Scott FarrellDr. Scott Farrell, the inventor of Uresta, tells all about the inspiration behind his revolutionary, modern device. As the inventor of Uresta, I get a lot of questions. What’s your background? Why did you invent a pee-leak solution? Why did you name it Uresta? What in the world is a pessary? Urogynecology? Well, I’ve decided […]
Weight loss tips to help manage stress urinary incontinence
/0 Comments/in Blog /by Emily Campbell RD CDE MScFNWeight loss, through healthy nutrition and exercise, can help women suffering from stress urinary incontinence as it reduces the pressure placed on your bladder. In this blog a registered dietitian talks about nutrition changes and a new lifestyle that can help promote weight loss, as well as having the added benefit of reducing bladder leaks!
Is my vagina broken? What is pelvic organ prolapse and stress incontinence?
/0 Comments/in Blog /by Jennafer Vande Vegte MSPT BCB-PMD PRPCI am a Physical Therapist who specializes in pelvic health and in my last blog we talked about the anatomy and function of the pelvic floor. In this blog, we discover two common conditions that can affect the pelvic floor; Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP) and Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI).
Women-led Uresta is changing the game for people suffering from pee leaks.
/0 Comments/in Blog /by Carol Chapman former CEO and current board member of UrestaOne of my closest friends for over 30 years and I, both suffered from stress urinary incontinence (SUI) for years before ever discussing it with each other. Unfortunately, that is a far too common reality when it comes to women suffering with the condition. A group of women investors and I decided we wanted to change this narrative when we acquired Uresta, an innovative new solution to SUI a number of years ago. Uresta is now led by a bright young female CEO, Lauren Barker, who is on a mission to introduce Uresta to more women than ever before.
What IS the pelvic floor and what does it DO in my body?
/0 Comments/in Blog /by Jennafer Vande Vegte MSPT BCB-PMD PRPCAn Introduction to Pelvic Floor Anatomy and Function in Women & Men The Pelvic Floor is finally starting to get the press it fully deserves in our culture. As a Physical Therapist who specializes in pelvic health, I often see magazine articles, websites and new products being developed to help educate, empower and support pelvic […]
Why solutions for stress urinary incontinence are outdated and archaic
/0 Comments/in Blog /by Lauren Barker, CEO of UrestaLike many areas of women’s health, the stress urinary incontinence (SUI) market has a long history of underinvestment. Although 1 in 2 women will experience urine leaks in their lifetime, the solutions offered to women continue to be archaic. Over the years sanitary belts made of cloth and leather straps have been replaced by disposable pads and traditional pessaries, but unfortunately not much has changed since then. Today, investment in femtech is growing at unprecedented rates and we are finally starting to see true innovation in women’s health – Uresta is one such example.