100 Five-Star Reviews and Counting! Thank You for Trusting UroStat Healthcare
We’ve reached an exciting milestone at UroStat Healthcare: 100 five-star Google reviews! Behind every review is a family, caregiver, or individual who took a moment…
Open Enrollment 2026: Does Your Medicaid Plan Cover Diapers, Pull-Ups, and Wipes?
Open Enrollment season is here! It’s a great time for families to review their health insurance benefits, understand their coverage options, and make sure they’re…
Diabetic Bladder: 2 Catheter Options and What Insurance May Cover
Diabetic bladder is a term used to refer to any bladder trouble that is caused by diabetes (in particular, diabetes-related nerve damage). Anyone who has…
How to Potty Train a Child With Down Syndrome with Confidence
Families in the midst of potty training can often feel like they’re stuck in a battle they’ll never win. For families with a child who…
A Caregiver’s Guide to Catheter Routines for Children With Spina Bifida
If you or someone you know has a child with spina bifida, catheters are likely a normal part of everyday life. And part of that…
Bedwetting and Down Syndrome: What’s the Connection?
Bedwetting is quite common in children diagnosed with Down syndrome, yet many parents and guardians are surprised to learn that there may be a connection.…
Why ADHD Can Make Bathroom Routines Harder and What Can Help
Does your child have ADHD and struggle with bathroom accidents more than occasionally? Many children struggle with incontinence, and each makes progress on their own…
UroStat Healthcare Is Nominated for Best of Gwinnett 2026!
We’re excited to share some great news: UroStat Healthcare has been nominated for Best of Gwinnett 2026 in the Medical Supply & Services category! Best…
Intermittent vs. Indwelling Catheters: What’s the Difference?
Wondering about the difference between an intermittent catheter and an indwelling catheter? For most, it comes down to a single question: Does it come out…
Medicaid Benefits for Children With Special Needs: What Parents Should Know
If you’re raising a child with special needs, you already know how quickly the costs of everyday care can add up. Doctor visits, therapies, medications,…