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Cath is the first app designed for individuals with spinal cord injuries to manage their self-catheterization
Cath
by Joshua Marino
What is it about?
Cath is the first app designed for individuals with spinal cord injuries to manage their self-catheterization. Designed to improve kidney health and reduce incontinence, users choose a frequency between urologist-recommended 4 to 6 hours and receive reminders when they're due to catheterize. Additional options include tracking catheter count and using "Night Mode," which allows users 8 hours to catheterize in the evening instead of their selected interval. Visit my website, everydayquad.com, for more resources for bladder management and general spinal cord injury needs.
App Store Description
Cath is the first app designed for individuals with spinal cord injuries to manage their self-catheterization. Designed to improve kidney health and reduce incontinence, users choose a frequency between urologist-recommended 4 to 6 hours and receive reminders when they're due to catheterize. Additional options include tracking catheter count and using "Night Mode," which allows users 8 hours to catheterize in the evening instead of their selected interval. Visit my website, everydayquad.com, for more resources for bladder management and general spinal cord injury needs.
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AppAdvice does not own this application and only provides images and links contained in the iTunes Search API, to help our users find the best apps to download. If you are the developer of this app and would like your information removed, please send a request to takedown@appadvice.com and your information will be removed.
