Waking up often at night to use the bathroom could be a condition called nocturia. Dr. Samantha (Mandy) Pulliam explains in Courtney Shapiro's article for Woman's World. Thank you, Courtney, for being so committed to helping women manage nocturia as well as daytime bladder health issues. #bladderhealthawareness #femaleleaders #bladderhealth https://lnkd.in/et66_jtC
Axena Health
医疗设备制造业
Auburndale，Massachusetts 3,325 位关注者
Relentlessly dedicated to women’s health
关于我们
Bladder and bowel leaks are common in adult women, but they should not be considered "normal." Axena Health is a women-led company dedicated to improving the lives of women with pelvic floor disorders and is unapologetically focused on helping them live their best lives by harnessing the power of digital technology. Axena's Leva? Pelvic Health System helps women train and strengthen their pelvic floor muscles—at home, in just five minutes a day—to treat their stress, mixed and mild-to-moderate-urgency urinary incontinence (including overactive bladder) and chronic fecal incontinence. The Leva system’s patented mechanism of action is distinguished by published clinical evidence, peer-reviewed research and excellence in patient support. As a digital prescription therapeutic, the Leva system supports the critical partnership between clinicians and patients, shining a light on this important and underserved area of women’s health. The Leva? Pelvic Health System is available by prescription only. Do not use the Leva system while pregnant, or if you think you may be pregnant, unless authorized by your prescriber. Please talk to your prescriber to see if the Leva system is right for you. For more information about the Leva system, please visit www.levatherapy.com.
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https://www.levatherapy.com/
Axena Health的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 医疗设备制造业
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- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Auburndale，Massachusetts
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- 私人持股
- 创立
- 2023
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2120 Commonwealth Ave
Ste 1
US，Massachusetts，Auburndale，02466
Axena Health员工
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Annette Brewster
Vice President, Consumer and Commercial Operations at Axena Health, Inc.
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Randy Pritchard
CEO and Board Member at Axena Health
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Shacey Petrovic
Board Member - Exact Sciences, Ambu A/S, Imperative Care, Novocuff, Axena Health
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Deb Simpson
Quality Systems Management ; Quality Systems Auditing; Regulatory Intelligence.
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What happens when bladder leaks aren't treated? A lot, and most is avoidable or reversible with treatment. Learn about the Leva System. #bladderhealth #bladderhealthmonth #treatincontinence #nomoreleaks https://lnkd.in/eguWCvca
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Today, we announced that Erica Rogers joined our board of directors. Erica is well known for her transformative leadership in the medical device industry. She was most recently president and CEO of Silk Road Medical, Inc. which is now part of Boston Scientific. We welcome her expertise as we continue to transform the standard of care for women with pelvic health disorders. #leadership #womeninleadership #bladderhealthmonth #womenshealthmatters https://lnkd.in/ejRmeURQ
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We're at the Magee-Womens Summit today to raise awareness of bladder and bowel leaks and their impact on women's well being. Hope to see some friends and colleagues. PM us if you'd like to connect. #bladderhealthmonth #womenshealth Magee-Womens Research Institute & Foundation
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We're #hiring a new Territory Account Manager - Nashville in Nashville, Tennessee. Apply today or share this post with your network.
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Bladder leakage (#incontinence) is a progressive disorder: without treatment, it can get worse. It's a big part of why the U.S. has a $3 billion adult diaper market. Adult incontinence products can be a helpful way to manage symptoms for some. However, 62% of adult women live with incontinence. Adult diapers are not appropriate for all of them. They're certainly not the only option--not when so many can live leak-free with treatment. However, companies that make adult incontinence products would like you to think you can feel sexy and strong in their products. Our view: diaper ads help normalize incontinence. They can prevent women from seeking necessary treatment. As Sherrie Palm writes in one of our favorite articles, "suggesting women feel sexy or empowered because they are using an absorbent product to trap leakage flies in the face of common sense." We couldn't agree more. Be a part of getting women out of adult diapers. Pelvic floor muscle training is first-line treatment for bladder leakage. The Leva System makes it easy to access. Awareness is the first step. Check out Sherrie's article. https://lnkd.in/eeFJ-tpz #bladderhealthawarenessmonth #takecharge #pelvicfloor #health #doityourself
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We're #hiring a new Territory Account Manager in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Apply today or share this post with your network.
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Bladder health is a topic that impacts everyone. It's one of the first things mothers watch in their babies, and one of the most distressing things to lose in adulthood. As we age, the bladder loses elasticity. Pelvic floor muscles can also weaken, leading to urinary incontinence. The National Institute on Aging (NIA) offers 15 things you can do to keep your bladder healthy. Of course, if you experience bladder leaks, seek treatment. November is bladder health month. 62% of adult women live with incontinence. Awareness is the first step toward reducing this number. This month, we're sharing our favorite resources about incontinence and the treatment barriers women face. Please like and repost. Be a part of getting women out of adult diapers. #bladderhealth #bladderhealthmonth #incontinence #pelvicfloorhealth https://lnkd.in/gBZqVEkf
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We are very fortunate to have two highly accomplished physical therapists on our clinical team. Special congratulations to Drs. Jessica McKinney, PT, DScPT, MS and Laura Keyser, DPT, MPH for not one but two new published papers in a highly respected physical therapy journal. #femaleleaders #womenhelpingwomen #pelvichealth #bladderhealthmonth
Career-long women's health clinician (PT), educator & advocate with current roles as VP at a digital women's health company, adjunct university faculty, & consultant in global/community women's health.
?? Thrilled to Announce! ?? On this last day of National Physical Therapy Month, I'm excited to share that our latest paper, "Women's Health across the Lifespan: A Sex- and Gender-Focused Perspective," has been published in the PTJ: Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Journal Featured Collection: Health Disparities in Rehabilitation—Focus on Practice and Research. ?? Historically, women’s health in physical therapy has centered around sexual and reproductive health. However, both biological sex and the social construct of gender are key determinants of health, influencing everything from disease pathophysiology to therapeutic outcomes. Our paper argues that it’s time to expand our concept of "women's health" to include a broader, sex- and gender-informed approach. ?? Through the lens of rehabilitation, this Perspective explores how sex- and gender-based disparities affect women’s and girls’ health throughout their lives. From maternal-fetal outcomes to motor development differences and the increased care burden on women in adulthood, the interplay of biology and social factors is complex and significant. Yet, despite these disparities, our outcomes literature often lacks sex- and gender-disaggregated data. ?? A coordinated effort within the physical therapy community—encompassing practice, education, research, advocacy, and policy—is needed to address these gaps. By adopting a more comprehensive, sex- and gender-informed approach, we can better meet the needs of our patients and contribute more effectively to women's health across the lifespan. ?? Special thanks to my co-authors, Laura Keyser, DPT, MPH and Susan Clinton. Special thanks to everyone who has supported this work, including the generosity of Marathon Physical Therapy & Sports Performance and Mama, LLC in providing for the #OpenAccess licensing fees. I hope this publication sparks meaningful dialogue and action within our community and represents one material contribution of the countless contributions that are needed. #WomensHealth #PhysicalTherapy #HealthDisparities #Research #GenderEquality #PTJ #HealthcareInnovation #Rehabilitation #PTMonth #ChoosePT https://lnkd.in/ebTz8V7n
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Bladder leakage (Urinary incontinence) isn't as scary when women know about the Leva System. Easy, at-home, effective treatment exists for stress, urge and mixed urinary incontinence! No tricks, just TREATment. Want to learn about the different types of incontinence and treatments? Check out Woman's World's latest article on bladder leaks. Once again, Dr. Samantha (Mandy) Pulliam offers her advice. #femaleleaders #incontinence #treatment https://lnkd.in/eYMxZ5nV
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