Expanded Role of Care Delivery for Primary Care Physicians

With the advent of new medications, the role of the primary care physician has expanded to include the treatment of prostatitis, overactive bladder, urinary tract infection, and other common urological conditions. Today, primary care practitioners and urologists work together to care for patients with common urological problems. In addition to practicing in a clinical setting, urologists now serve as consultants and educators for the wider medical community.

Introducing the Bladder Assessment Kit for Primary Care!

Bladder conditions are prevalent among American adults and seriously under diagnosed.

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Urologists, Primary Care Physicians Rely on the BladderScan^®

The BladderScan^® provides both urologists and primary care physicians with the information they need to prevent unnecessary catheterization and its adverse consequences. Catheterization increases a patient's risk of developing urinary tract infection, a condition which often requires antibiotic treatment. Through BladderScan^® use, these effects can be avoided, so that patient health and comfort are increased and the need for antibiotic medication is reduced.

This section of our website contains information about the clinical applications and benefits of the BladderScan^® in private practice. For more information about the BladderScan^® instrument, visit our Products page.