Adults Continence Clinics

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A happier, more confident you is waiting. Rocky Bay Continence Clinics are now operating and our skilled nurses can help you to enhance your wellbeing.

Our Continence Nurses have extensive experience supporting people with bladder and bowel health issues. They work with individuals, families, carers and other health professionals to provide the best incontinence care.

Scroll down for more information and to complete the registration form.

Our continence clinics gives you an opportunity to speak to our skilled nurses and discuss your concerns regarding continence. Our Continence Nurses can also work closely with Physiotherapists and Occupational Therapists to find a holistic solution to your continence goals. We will discuss your current continence aids, any related skin issues. We can also discuss new products and solutions with you and provide a therapy management plan to assist or improve your bladder and bowel health to improve your quality of life

We can offer services both in your home or in one of our hubs. We also offer telehealth appointments for our customers who live remote or rural as well as for any follow up appointments.

Please call our Customer Engagement team on 08 6282 1900 to secure a placement or complete the referral form.

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FAQ

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What is incontinence?

The term ‘Incontinence’ is described by the Continence Foundation of Australia as an accidental or involuntary loss of urine from the bladder or faeces from the bowel. Incontinence varies from a small leak to larger losses of bladder or bowel control.

 

What age is this suitable for?

Rocky Bay Continence Clinics are suitable for those aged 16 years and older.

What funding is available?

You can access services if you have an NDIS plan, Disability Services Commission funding or if you want to fund your own services. We can also support you through the planning process if you do not have a plan already. NDIS funding is used through Improved Daily Living Skills (15 codes).

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