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Incontinence Centers of America
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How to Reach Us
Incontinence Centers of America serves patients across the Denver metro area and Colorado Springs through three dedicated locations. Whether you are closer to the Englewood office, the Lone Tree Surgery Center, or our Colorado Springs location, our team is ready to answer your questions and help you understand your options.
Our Englewood location serves as our primary office and is convenient for patients throughout the greater Denver area, including Centennial, Aurora, Littleton, and surrounding communities. Our Lone Tree location at the Lone Tree Surgery Center serves patients from Highlands Ranch, Parker, Castle Rock, and the southern Denver suburbs. Our Colorado Springs location serves patients throughout the Pikes Peak region and surrounding communities.
If you are unsure which location is right for you, simply reach out and our team will help you find the most convenient option based on where you live.
What to Expect When You Contact Us
Many patients tell us they waited a long time before reaching out, often because they felt embarrassed or uncertain about whether their symptoms were something a specialist could actually help with. We want to be clear: bladder and bowel control issues are medical conditions, and specialized treatment is available. You do not need to simply manage these symptoms on your own.
When you contact our team, you can expect a warm, judgment-free response. We understand the sensitive nature of what you are dealing with, and every member of our staff is trained to handle your inquiry with complete discretion and compassion. You will not be rushed, and you will not feel pressured. Our goal is simply to help you understand whether treatment at Incontinence Centers of America is a good fit for your situation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best way to get in touch with Incontinence Centers of America?
The most direct way to reach Incontinence Centers of America is through the contact form on this page, which routes your inquiry to the appropriate location team. You are also welcome to call any of our three locations directly. Before reaching out, we recommend completing the short candidacy quiz on our homepage, as it gives our team useful context and helps you feel more prepared for your first conversation.
Do I need a referral from my primary care doctor to make an appointment?
Many patients contact Incontinence Centers of America directly without a referral and are able to schedule an evaluation. That said, referral requirements can vary depending on your specific insurance plan, so it is worth checking with your insurer if you are unsure. Our team is happy to help you understand what your plan requires when you reach out.
Which location should I contact if I am not sure which office is closest to me?
Incontinence Centers of America has three Colorado locations: Englewood, Lone Tree, and Colorado Springs. If you are not certain which location is most convenient, simply use the contact form and let us know generally where you are located. Our team will recommend the most appropriate office and can coordinate your care across locations when needed.
What happens after I submit a contact form or call?
After you contact Incontinence Centers of America, a member of our team will follow up to gather a bit more information about your situation and help you schedule an initial evaluation. There is no pressure involved in this conversation. The goal is to understand what you have been experiencing and determine whether our specialized care is the right fit for you.
Does Incontinence Centers of America accept my insurance?
Incontinence Centers of America accepts several major insurance plans, including Aetna, Anthem, BlueCross BlueShield, Humana, Medicare, and United Healthcare. If your plan is not on this list or you have questions about your specific coverage, please reach out and our team will do their best to help clarify your benefits before your first appointment.
I am embarrassed to talk about my symptoms. Is that normal?
It is completely normal, and you are not alone. Many patients who contact Incontinence Centers of America share that they waited months or even years before reaching out because of embarrassment or uncertainty about whether their symptoms were serious enough. Bladder and bowel control issues affect a significant portion of the adult population, and our entire team is trained to handle every inquiry with sensitivity, discretion, and zero judgment. The first conversation is often the one that makes the biggest difference.
Can I complete the candidacy quiz before contacting you?
Yes, and we actually encourage it. The “Bladder Control Procedure: Are You a Candidate?” quiz is available on the Incontinence Centers of America homepage and takes just a few minutes to complete. It asks four questions that help you and our team understand whether advanced treatment options may be appropriate for your situation. Completing it before you reach out means your first conversation with our team can be more specific and productive from the start.