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Wishing you a joyful Shabbat Chanukah from all of us at Caldera Medical! 🕎✨ As you gather with family and friends to celebrate this special time, may the warmth of the season bring light, love, and blessings to your home. Here’s to a time of peace, reflection, and togetherness. #ShabbatChanukah #CalderaMedical #FestivalOfLights #ChanukahBlessings

Incontinence Trivia Time! Which of the following is a common underlying cause of urge incontinence in women? A) Hyperactivity of the detrusor muscle B) Pelvic floor muscle weakness C) Urethral sphincter dysfunction D) Impaired bladder storage compliance Urge incontinence is a complex condition, and understanding its causes is key to effective treatment. While pelvic floor muscle weakness and sphincter dysfunction can contribute to other types of incontinence, urge incontinence is typically linked to overactivity in the detrusor muscle, responsible for bladder contractions. Think you know the answer? Drop your guess in the comments below and let’s see who’s the true pelvic health pro! 💡👩⚕️ #IncontinenceAwareness #PelvicHealth #CalderaMedical #WomenHealth #TriviaTime #UrgeIncontinence #PelvicFloorKnowledge

Merry Christmas from all of us at Caldera Medical! 🎄✨ Wishing you a season filled with joy, peace, and cherished moments with loved ones. We’re grateful for the opportunity to continue making a difference and look forward to an even brighter year ahead. #MerryChristmas #CalderaMedical #HolidayCheer

🌍 Sustainable Growth Through Local Empowerment 🌱 At Caldera Medical, we’re dedicated to creating meaningful, sustainable change by investing in local healthcare professionals and infrastructure. Through ongoing training programs, mentorship, and resource sharing, we empower doctors and nurses to take charge of their communities’ healthcare needs. The result? A ripple effect of positive change that extends far beyond our initial efforts, ensuring better care for women everywhere. Ready to learn more or sign up to join us in our mission? Click the link below! https://lnkd.in/gZcYRrhB #SustainableGrowth #EmpoweringCare #CalderaMedical #HumanitarianProgram #JoinOurMission #MakeAnImpact

2024 has been an incredible year for Caldera Medical! From launching Luminelle and the Benesta Family to expanding our humanitarian efforts, we’ve made significant strides in improving women’s pelvic health. Our Physician Insider Experience (PIE) events strengthened connections with surgeons, and our VR experiences at trade shows revolutionized education. With over 500,000 women treated and new innovations on the horizon, we’re more excited than ever for what 2025 will bring! Thank you to our team, surgeons, and partners for making this year a success. Here’s to continuing our mission of improving women’s health worldwide! #CalderaMedical #WomensHealth #Innovation #HumanitarianEfforts

Bladder health awareness is a global mission we’re proud to lead. 🌍✨ At Caldera Medical, our commitment to women’s health goes beyond innovation—we’re driving change where it’s needed most. Through the largest humanitarian program of any women’s health company, we’re addressing conditions like stress urinary incontinence (SUI) and pelvic organ prolapse (POP) in underserved communities worldwide. With a goal to treat one million women by 2027, we’re bringing life-changing care and raising awareness for conditions often overlooked due to stigma or lack of access. Together, we’re making bladder health a global priority and empowering women to reclaim their health and confidence. Learn more and sign up to join our mission at the link below: https://lnkd.in/gpMpumQb #CalderaMedical #GlobalImpact #BladderHealthAwareness #HumanitarianEfforts #WomensHealthMatters #EmpowerWomen

We were proud to coordinate a successful Cadaver Lab at CAMLS in Tampa, FL, in collaboration with the University of South Florida’s Urogynecology Fellowship Program (USF FPMRS). This hands-on session provided fellows and attending physicians with the opportunity to practice multiple sling approaches, further strengthening our partnership with USF FPMRS. The goal of the lab was to enhance training and product trials, ultimately improving women’s quality of life. Special thanks to Dr. Brent Parnell for proctoring the event! We’re excited to continue supporting this vital work in urogynecology. #CalderaMedical #USFFPMRS #Urogynecology #HandsOnLearning #WomensHealth #MedicalTraining

As flu season brings more coughing and sneezing, stress urinary incontinence (SUI) can become more common for women, often triggered by pressure on the bladder. We're sharing valuable information to help your patients understand why they might experience leaks when they cough or sneeze. This could be a sign of SUI, a condition linked to weakened pelvic floor muscles, often exacerbated by age, pregnancy, and menopause. Be sure to pass along this resource from our sister company, Pelvic Awareness Project to your patients and remind them that effective treatments can help manage and even reduce symptoms. Read more at the link below: #CalderaMedical #PelvicHealth #StressIncontinence #PelvicFloor #FluSeason #WomensHealth

We had an amazing time at our Caldera Holiday Party yesterday! 🎉 The casino theme, delicious burger truck, and stockings filled with fun surprises (including gift cards and other prizes) made it a day to remember. As we wrap up an incredible year, we couldn’t be more grateful for our amazing team. Your hard work, dedication, and passion are what make Caldera so special, and we’re so thankful to celebrate these moments together. Here’s to a bright and successful new year ahead! ✨ #CalderaHolidayParty #TeamCaldera #Gratitude #FestiveFun

Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP) Trivia Time! Which of the following statements about POP is INCORRECT? A) POP results from weakened pelvic floor muscles and connective tissue support. B) POP always presents with symptoms such as pressure or discomfort. C) Risk factors for POP include age, childbirth, obesity, and connective tissue disorders. D) Treatment options for POP range from pelvic floor therapy to surgical intervention. Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP) is a common but often under-discussed condition affecting millions of women worldwide. It occurs when the pelvic floor muscles and connective tissue are unable to adequately support pelvic organs like the bladder, uterus, or rectum, leading them to drop or press into the vaginal canal. 💡 Share your answer in the comments, and check back soon to see if you’re correct! #PelvicHealth #CalderaMedical #TriviaTime