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Are bladder leaks, sudden urges, frequent bathroom trips, or bowel accidents keeping you from doing the things you love? Join our free educational webinar to hear from bladder and bowel specialists about why these symptoms happen and learn about treatment options that may help when medications, pads, or lifestyle changes are not enough. You do not have to accept these symptoms as a normal part of aging. Reserve your spot today and discover possible next steps toward greater confidence, freedom, and control.
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Did You Know?
- About 1 in 6 adults experiences overactive bladder.1
- About 1 in 12 adults experiences fecal incontinence.2
- Bladder and bowel control symptoms become more common with age, but they are not something you simply have to live with.
Too many people live with these symptoms for years without realizing additional treatment options may be available. BBI helps simplify the path from education and evaluation to appropriate treatment, so patients can better understand their options and take the next step with confidence.
Why Choose BBI?
- Rapid Access: Telehealth appointments are typically available within 24–48 hours, helping patients move quickly from questions to evaluation and appropriate next steps.
- VIP Care: You’ll experience compassionate, personalized attention at every step.
- Expert Hands: Our surgeons are global leaders in sacral nerve stimulation, with unmatched skill and experience.
- Enduring Support: Our care team provides follow-up, regular check-ins and continued support after treatment.
Ready to take the first step toward lasting relief?
Meet Our Providers
Dr. Chris Taylor
Medical Director
Dr. Esther Han
Director of Pelvic Health
Dr. Daniel S. Hoffman
Director of Men’s Health
Dr. Noah Rosenberg
Medical Director of Patient Support Services
Dr. Andrew Franklin
Urologist
Dr. Corey Smith
Gynecologist
Dr. Dan Decker
Urologist
Dr. Austin Barber
Urologist
Jennifer Hopper
MSN, FNP-C
Lindsay Chalmers
DNP, APRN, RNFA
Megan Faga
MSN, AGACNP-BC, FNP-BC
Dawn Hershberger
PA-C
What You’ll Learn
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- Why bladder and bowel control symptoms happen
- Why not all bladder leakage is the same
- Treatment options available today, from conservative care to advanced therapies
- How sacral neuromodulation works and who may be an appropriate candidate
- How the short test evaluation allows certain patients to try the therapy before choosing long-term treatment
- What to do next if you would like to speak with BBI
Frequently Asked Questions
Who should attend this webinar?
This webinar is for anyone experiencing bladder leaks, sudden urges, frequent bathroom trips, waking multiple times at night, bowel accidents, or avoiding activities because of bladder or bowel symptoms.
What will I learn during the webinar?
Bladder and bowel specialists will explain why these symptoms may occur, review available treatment options, and discuss what may help when medications, pelvic floor therapy, or lifestyle changes are not enough.
Is the webinar free?
Yes. The webinar is completely free, and there is no obligation to schedule an appointment or pursue treatment.
Do I need to be a current BBI patient?
No. You do not need to be a current patient or have an existing diagnosis to attend. The webinar is designed for anyone who wants to better understand bladder and bowel control symptoms and possible treatment options.
Will I have to discuss my personal symptoms?
No. You will not be required to share personal medical information during the webinar. If you contact BBI afterward, your concerns can be discussed privately with a member of our team.
What can I do after the webinar?
If you would like to learn more, you may schedule a free phone consultation with BBI. Our team can discuss your concerns, answer questions, and help you understand whether an evaluation may be an appropriate next step. There is no cost or obligation.
Do I need a physician referral to attend?
No referral is required to attend the webinar. Insurance requirements for any future medical care may vary depending on your individual plan.
Will the webinar diagnose my condition?
No. The webinar provides general educational information and does not replace an individual medical evaluation. A qualified medical provider can determine which treatment options may be appropriate for you.
Are bladder and bowel control problems a normal part of aging?
These symptoms may become more common with age, but you do not have to simply accept them. Treatment options may be available to help you regain greater confidence, freedom, and control.
What if medications or lifestyle changes have not helped?
If medications, pelvic floor therapy, or lifestyle changes have not provided enough relief or have become difficult to tolerate, other options may help. The webinar will explain advanced treatment options that may be appropriate for certain patients.
What is sacral neuromodulation?
Sacral neuromodulation, or SNM, uses gentle electrical stimulation of the sacral nerves near the tailbone. These nerves help control bladder and bowel function, and stimulation may help improve communication between the nerves, brain, bladder and bowel.
Can I try the therapy before deciding on long term treatment?
Yes. A quick, 5-minute test is followed by a 3–4 day evaluation, so you can see if the therapy improves your symptoms before deciding whether to move forward with long-term treatment.
Will insurance cover the therapy?
Medicare, many state Medicaid programs, and many private insurance plans cover SNM therapy when coverage requirements are met. Benefits vary by plan, and BBI can help you review your coverage options.
Is this a new therapy?
No. SNM has been used for decades to help appropriate patients manage certain bladder and bowel control symptoms.
Can I have an MRI with an implanted system?
Many patients with current InterStim systems may receive a full body MRI when specific conditions are met. MRI eligibility depends on the exact system and required imaging conditions, so patients should always confirm with their medical provider and imaging team.
Ready to take the first step toward lasting relief?
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REFERENCES:
- Stewart WF, et al. Prevalence and burden of overactive bladder in the United States. World Journal of Urology. 2003.
- Whitehead WE, et al. Fecal Incontinence in US Adults: Epidemiology and Risk Factors. Gastroenterology. 2009.
- American Urological Association/SUFU. Guideline on the Diagnosis and Treatment of Idiopathic Overactive Bladder. 2024.
- U.S. FDA, InterStim Sacral Neuromodulation labeling/approval information for approved bladder and bowel indications.
- CMS. Sacral Nerve Stimulation for Urinary and Fecal Incontinence. Supports Medicare coverage criteria and trial/permanent implantation pathway.