When most people think of medical needs, incontinence isn’t usually the first thing that comes to mind. But for millions of families, managing bladder or bowel control is a daily reality. It affects so many children with special needs like autism, spina bifida, developmental delays, yet it often goes unspoken due to shame or discomfort. At UroStat Healthcare, we believe it’s time to change that.
To honor the people we serve, we’re launching UroStat Success Stories: Real Families. Real Care. This blog series will feature real stories from families across the country who are navigating incontinence with strength, resilience, and support from UroStat.
Each story is a reminder that you’re not alone, that resources do exist, and that there are companies like ours who genuinely care. We hope these spotlights inspire, inform, and help more families feel confident in getting the care they deserve.
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Ana, mother to 9-year-old Hazel, first heard about UroStat Healthcare through a Facebook ad offering free diapers for children with special needs through Medicaid. Curious and hopeful for better support, she decided to apply. “The application was quick, and I received an email right away after submitting it,” Ana shared.
Life Before UroStat Healthcare When Angie and her husband adopted Brady, they didn’t anticipate how many resources and appointments he would need to thrive. Over time, the cost of supplies and the strain of daily care began to add up. Angie even had to leave her job to be more