In this toolkit, you will find digital materials to help you and your office participate, raise awareness, and build conversation in this year's campaign.

Email Template

Download the editable Word document designed to help you communicate with your patients about Bladder Health Awareness Month.

How to use:

  • Customize the template with your practice’s details and personalize it for your patients.
  • Send the email at the beginning of November to kick off Bladder Health Awareness Month.
  • Follow up with additional emails or newsletters throughout the month to keep patients engaged and informed.

Digital Poster

Display the poster in your office to help patients to recognize symptoms and encourage them to have a conversation.

How to use:

  • Print the poster and place it in high-traffic areas of your office, such as the waiting room and examination rooms.
  • Display the digital poster on TV monitors in your office or as part of digital ads to maximize visibility and patient engagement.
  • Ensure the poster is prominently displayed throughout November to maximize patient engagement and awareness.

Social Media Posts

Copy the text from this page and download the corresponding image. Don't forget to personalize and add your office information (e.g. phone number, office hours, website).

HCP Post 1:

November is Bladder Health Awareness Month. Did you know that leaking from your bladder is not an expected part of aging? Treatment options are available, even if medication or lifestyle changes you’ve tried haven't worked. Call us at XXX-XXX-XXXX to learn about the different treatment options that may be right for you. #BladderHealthAwarenessMonth

HCP Post 2:

Do you struggle with leaks or accidents? You’re not alone. There are many treatment options available, and we can help you find the right one!  Bladder Health Awareness Month is the perfect time to talk about symptoms and treatments. Call us at XXX-XXX-XXXX to find out which options may be right for you.
 

HCP Post 3:

Where would you go if you didn’t have to GO? If you find yourself looking for the restroom more than eight times a day, it may be time to discuss your bladder symptoms with a doctor. Learn about the latest treatment options, even if lifestyle changes and medication have not helped. Call us at XXX-XXX-XXXX to find out which options may be right for you.


 

HCP Post 4:

This Bladder Health Awareness Month, it’s time for less restroom and more YES room. If bladder control symptoms are impacting your daily routine, there may be treatment options out there that can help you. Give us a call at XXX-XXX-XXXX. We can help get you the treatment you need.