Colorado Springs, CO

Overactive bladder is characterized by a sudden, strong urge to urinate that is difficult to suppress, which can lead to involuntary urine leakage following that impulse. It stems from abnormal nerve signaling between the brain and the bladder muscles rather than physical strain on the bladder. At Incontinence Centers of America, a thorough evaluation helps determine the specifics of your condition so that treatment is matched to your actual situation.

Incontinence Centers of America’s Colorado Springs office offers Axonics Therapy, an FDA-cleared sacral neuromodulation treatment, for patients with overactive bladder or bowel control issues. Whether Axonics Therapy is the right fit depends on your symptom severity, your prior treatment history, and whether you meet candidacy criteria. A short candidacy evaluation is the first step, and from there the team builds a personalized plan rather than applying a one-size-fits-all approach.

Axonics Therapy is an FDA-cleared sacral neuromodulation treatment that uses a small implantable device to restore normal communication between the brain and the bladder or bowel. It is typically recommended for patients who have not found adequate relief from other approaches. In clinical studies, 93% of patients achieved clinically significant improvements after 2 years, with a 94% patient satisfaction rate (Neurourol Urodyn 2021). Whether Axonics Therapy is the right option for your specific symptoms and history is determined through the candidacy evaluation process at Incontinence Centers of America.

Most major insurance plans are accepted at the Incontinence Centers of America Colorado Springs location, including Aetna, Anthem, BlueCross BlueShield, Humana, Medicare, and United Healthcare. Coverage for specific treatments varies by plan and individual circumstances, so it is worth confirming your benefits before your first appointment. The team at the Colorado Springs office can help walk you through what your plan covers so there are no surprises.

The first step is a short four-question candidacy assessment available on our homepage, which helps determine whether you may be a candidate for advanced bladder and bowel treatment. If you qualify, you can request an appointment at the Colorado Springs office at 9925 Federal Dr, Suite 110, Colorado Springs, CO 80921. From there, the team conducts a full evaluation and develops a personalized treatment plan based on your symptoms and history.

It is extremely common. Many patients wait months or even years before seeking care, often because the condition feels too personal to bring up or because they have accepted it as something they simply have to manage. At Incontinence Centers of America, overactive bladder and bowel neurostimulation treatment is the exclusive focus of the entire practice, which means every patient who comes through the door is there for the same reason. The team is specifically trained to make these conversations comfortable, and the treatment available means there is a real path forward, not just coping strategies.