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When should scheduled toileting take place? A Caregiver's Guide

According to the National Association for Continence, over half of all residents in nursing homes suffer from urinary incontinence. Creating a predictable toileting routine is a highly effective way to manage and often reduce incontinence, and understanding **when should scheduled toileting take place?** is the first step towards better senior care.

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What is a scheduled toileting program?

According to the National Institutes of Health, urinary incontinence affects over 13 million people in the United States. A scheduled toileting program is a proactive, routine-based strategy designed to help individuals manage incontinence by prompting bathroom visits at regular, predetermined intervals.

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What type of toileting program is most beneficial for a person with dementia?

Incontinence is a challenging symptom affecting over half of people with dementia at some point. Knowing what type of toileting program is most beneficial for a person with dementia can significantly improve their quality of life, reduce stress for caregivers, and maintain dignity and independence for the individual involved.

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