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ICYMI: our Chief Medical Officer Samantha (Mandy) Pulliam sat down with Courtney Shapiro of Women's World to talk about incontinence and easy ways for women to get relief. #pelvicfloor #health #innovation #womenshealth https://lnkd.in/emXHRrKU

Change is underway as we seize the opportunities that lie ahead. We're very pleased to welcome Emily Brandon Judge, our new Head of Market Access. Emily will lead our efforts to improve women's access to the Leva System. She brings over 15 years of experience leading and executing on successful reimbursement and market access strategies at Applied VR, Propeller Health and ResMed, each leaders in their respective industries. We welcome her passion, experience, and successful track record as we march boldly into our next chapter. #welcome @Emily Judge #pelvichealth #leaders

Today at #PFDWeek, researchers from the Massachusetts General Hospital and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, along with our chief medical officer Dr. Samantha (Mandy) Pulliam, presented a model for predicting a woman’s success with first-line treatment for incontinence. The predictive model could help clinicians personalize incontinence treatment and identify the women most likely to need advanced treatment. We're grateful to the researchers for their dedication to improving the standard of care for female incontinence. We've also enjoyed seeing colleagues and friends at the American Urogynecologic Society's annual meeting, #PFDWeek24 #incontinence #personalizedmedicine #machinelearning #nomoreleaks https://lnkd.in/eDtBQZPs

Easy, at-home treatment for female incontinence is available via telehealth! Visit www.levarx.com to meet with a clinician who will evaluate symptoms and prescribe the Leva Pelvic Health System if it can be helpful. Women are busy. Work and family demands can be barriers to medical appointments. It's also becoming increasingly difficult to find providers. Many have long wait lists. In fact, half of U.S. women skipped a preventive care service in 2022. One of the most common reasons: difficulty scheduling an appointment. We're diligently focused on improving women's access to first-line incontinence treatment. Part of that commitment means eliminating barriers to care. We introduced our telehealth option this summer, and invite women with incontinence to explore it. Living with incontinence is hard. Accessing effective treatment shouldn't be. #bladderleaks #getrelief #telehealth #hometreatment #PFDWeek24 www.levarx.com

Nearly every professional medical society for women's health recommends screening adult women for incontinence. It's a progressive disorder. Without treatment, it will typically get worse over time. This published infographic conveniently packages the evidence-based treatment pathway for female incontinence, which may positively impact patient knowledge and certainty about UI treatment while also supporting clinician counseling and decision-making. We're loving the excitment of this year's PFD Week. If you're attending, please stop by booth #611. We'd love to say hello. #PFDWeek24 #incontinence #treatment #screening https://lnkd.in/gUC3yDYR

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58% of women who give birth vaginally experience pelvic floor damage. Strenthening a weak pelvic floor following injury is essential to aging well and maintaining good health. Better awareness is key. Our chief medical officer Samantha (Mandy) Pulliam sat down with First for Women's Courtney Shapiro to talk about the risks of a weak pelvic floor and what to do about it--hint, Leva (which our followers know isn't a "wearable" vaginal wand!). We're at #PFDWeek24 this week. Please come visit us at booth #611. American Urogynecologic Society #PFDWeek24 #pelvicfloorhealth #womenshealth https://lnkd.in/gQVCrKwX

Today is #WorldMenopauseDay. The menopause is a profound period of transition for women. Regrettably, there's only a single awareness day—at least for now! As most menopause-age women know, bladder leakage (urinary incontinence) is one of its many symptoms, but it often gets overshadowed by some of the more common menopause symptoms like hot flashes and mood swings. However, this symptom can be resolved for many with the Leva System, an at-home, drug- and surgery-free treatment for urinary and fecal incontinence. Leva can help lessen the impact of menopause when it comes to UI. Thanks to Dr. Jen Gunter for sharing her “best of” content related to managing menopause symptoms. It’s plentiful, and perhaps someday, menopause awareness will occupy a week (or a month!) so more women can benefit from her excellent guidance. #menopause #womenshealth #pelvicfloorhealth #womenshealthmatters https://lnkd.in/gsNb_-US

Dr. Samantha (Mandy) Pulliam chatted with Parade's Emily Laurence for her article about dealing with public bathrooms. Check out her article to learn something new about a very common habit! #bladderhealth #womenshealth #pelvicfloor https://lnkd.in/ewuWe7PD

Today, we have a very special announcement. We're thrilled to introduce Randy Pritchard as our new chief executive officer. Randy is a highly accomplished MedTech executive with 2+ decades in medical devices and health technology. He was most recently CEO of Pillar Biosciences. Before that, he spent nearly 20 years in ascending commercial and general management leadership roles at Roche Diagnostics, which now leads the industry in developing diagnostic products for cancer, cardiac health, infectious diseases, women’s health and diabetes management. Randy will apply his unique skill set to advance our vision of changing the standard of care for women with pelvic floor disorders. We couldn't be more pleased and look foward to his leadership within our passionate, mission-driven team. We welcome you to learn more about Randy's role in Axena Health's next chapter in today's press release. https://lnkd.in/ewcSgn5x