Urinary incontinence (leakage) refers to the involuntary loss of urine from the bladder. It affects more than 25 million Americans and causes a great deal of anxiety and social embarrassment. Anyone suffering from urinary or bowel incontinence knows the pain and inconvenience of this life-limiting condition. It undermines self esteem and can inhibit even the most basic social and daily activities.


There are many causes of incontinence, some temporary and some not. Unfortunately, thousands of women seem to feel it is part of life that must be accepted. Incontinence is absolutely not a normal part of being a woman or of the aging process and it does not need to be tolerated. In fact, delaying treatment can actually worsen the condition. Help is available.

First, we establish the cause(s) of your incontinence. Once that is determined, we work with you to find the best treatment options. Treatments may include exploring behavioral or drug therapy and minimal surgical procedures.