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FDA-Cleared High-Tech Help For Incontinence

Leva is at-home pelvic floor muscle training. It’s an effective easy-to-use pelvic health system that combines unique motion sensor technology with personal coaching to help your patients train and strengthen their pelvic floor muscles and decrease the symptoms of urinary incontinence (UI). All it takes is just 2.5 minutes, 2 times a day for 12 weeks.

Get a visual tour of the pelvic floor anatomy and bladder function and see how pelvic floor muscle training with Leva is used for the treatment of UI in women. 

Medical Animation & How Leva Works:

Stress Urinary Incontinence & How Leva Works:

Urgency Urinary Incontinence & How Leva Works:

Fecal Incontinence & How Leva Works:

Leva wand

  • These sensors communicate with the Leva app on the user’s smartphone.
  • Inserted vaginally, the flexible Leva device is embedded with motion sensors along the length of the device that detect movement during pelvic floor muscle training. 
Leva app

  • The sensors on the Leva device communicate with the Leva app and provide the patient with real-time, visual guidance of their pelvic floor muscle training and guides the women through alternating 15 seconds of training and rests for a total of 2.5 minutes per session.
  • The app tracks a user’s progress over the course of their 12 weeks of treatment.
  • Mini education modules are provided to the user daily.

  • The Leva system is supported by the Leva Women’s Center which is a team of educators and coaches.
  • Educators are dedicated to helping patients get the most affordable access to Leva and as such perform Benefits Verifications (and Prior Authorizations as needed) for every patient.
  • Coaches are dedicated to helping patients with their training, ongoing adherence support and reaching their personal symptom goals.

  • The patient report captures adherence and symptom data for every patient you have using Leva and is shared securely with you, so that you are able to remotely monitor your patients’ progress over time.

Get to know Leva

Watch the Leva app in use which provides real-time visual guidance to help patients train and strengthen their pelvic floor muscles.

Leva is an evidenced-based and comprehensive program at the leading edge of pelvic health. Supervised pelvic floor muscle training is the gold standard in treating UI, but there are inherent barriers to in-person PFMT. Leva was developed to address these barriers and provide an accessible option for patients which they can use at home or anywhere at their discretion and a scalable option for you, the provider. 

Screening for Incontinence: THREE Simple VALIDATED* Questions:

1. During the last three months, have you leaked urine (even a small amount)?

[ ] Yes

[ ] No – questionnaire complete

2. During the last three months, did you leak urine (check all that apply)?

[ ] a. When you were performing some physical activity, such as coughing, sneezing, lifting, or exercise?

[ ] b. When you had the urge or the feeling that you needed to empty your bladder, but you could not get to the toilet fast enough?

[ ] c. Without physical activity and without a sense of urgency?

3. During the last three months, did you leak urine MOST OFTEN (check all that apply)?

[ ] a. When you were performing some physical activity, such as coughing, sneezing, lifting, or exercise?

[ ] b. When you had the urge or the feeling that you needed to empty your bladder, but you could not get to the toilet fast enough?

[ ] c. Without physical activity and without a sense of urgency?

[ ] d. About as equally as often with physical activity as with a sense of urgency?

*Based on the 3 Incontinence Questions (3IQ) questionnaire, published by Brown JS, Bradley CS, Subak LL, et al. The sensitivity and specificity of a simple test to distinguish between urge and stress urinary incontinence. Ann Intern Med. 2006;144(10):715–723. doi:10.7326/0003-4819-144-10-200605160-00005. (C) Axena Health. PM-000259.01

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Recognized as a 2023 medical breakthrough in women’s health by AARP.