Incontinence is extremely common
Urinary incontinence and bladder symptoms impact 10-30% of men and women (more common than diabetes, asthma or cancer)!
We are changing care for urinary incontinence
We understand the challenge and complexity of delivering high-quality, low-cost health care. What we also understand is that urologic problems are amongst the most common problems that primary care providers and organizations must address and that they have a significant impact on patients’ health and cost of care.
The old way of doing things doesn’t work.
The Hfitness team has tailored solutions that empower physicians, organizations, employers and health plans to address this problem. Specialized care pathways. Provider training and educational resources. Streamlined integration. Virtual triage. Services that are easily integrated and reduce unnecessary referrals, care costs, while enhancing patient health and provider satisfaction.
Did You Know?
And drives poor health outcomes
Incontinence is a primary driver for transition to assisted living. A 35% increased risk of fall or fracture is associated with daily incontinence.
Access to non-invasive treatments is poor
Numerous barriers prevent access to proven treatment: limited access to specialized pelvic floor therapists and physicians, patient desire to avoid associated co-pays, or scheduling barriers (lack of transport or work conflict).
A new approach
Effective. Proven. Accessible. Low cost.
Why This Matters
Poor health and high costs
Social isolation. Anxiety. Decreased productivity. Over $13 billion spent annually to evaluate and treat urinary incontinence.
Poor health and high costs
Nursing home admissions. Emergency Department visits. Hospitalizations.
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Poor health and high costs
Unnecessary escalation to lifelong medications or invasive surgeries. Side effects and adverse events. Cost. Patient dissatisfaction.
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Better Health. Lower Cost. More Value.
Improve patient health, lower costs, and improve outcomes for your members and your organization. Find out more.
Proven results. Backed by published data.
95%
patients completing Hfitness reporting improvement
Unnecessary or premature escalation to lifelong medications or invasive/costly surgeries
Patient satisfaction and quality of life