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It’s our last day here at where healthcare industries from all over the world converged for 4 days.

We can’t help but be overwhelmed with all our new connections.

Thank you so much for visiting our booth and finding out how the ProvenMed products, Comfii™ and ActivGo®, are transforming lives!

Want to know more about our Arab Health experience? We’ll be blogging about it soon, so stay tuned!

Our 3rd day at is bringing in endless connections and opportunities as we meet new distributors from different countries! Great to meet you all!

So, if you haven’t visited our booth yet, please do. We’re so excited to share Comfii™ and ActivGo® with you and how they are transforming lives!

It's our 2nd day at and we're so excited to share with you how we're transforming lives.

Yes, we're helping people suffering from gain more independence, flexibility, and self-confidence...

We don't make adult diapers. We make adults confident!

It's busy but fun here at ! Preparing to meet new friends and connections!

Come and join us to take advantage of the many exciting activities and opportunities here at the biggest exhibition in MENA!

Meet us from 24-27 January at Arab Health Exhibition and discover our latest innovations. Feel free to drop by - let’s talk about how ActivGo®️ and Comfii™️ are transforming lives!

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ProvenMed to Exhibit at Arab Health 2022 Provenmed will be showcasing ActivGo® and Comfii™, Urinary Incontinence Management Devices for men and women, respectively, at Arab Health 2022. When: 24-27 January, 2022 Where: Booth MU.C19, next to Hall 4,Dubai World Trade Centre – Sheikh Zayed Rd, Dubai United Arab Emirates   ActivG

Ever wonder what men’s incontinence clamps are? Here’s an article that discusses what it is, its advantages and disadvantages, and better alternatives.

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What Are Men's Incontinence Clamps?     Some men use pe**le clamps to manage incontinence. These incontinence clamps for men are wrapped around the p***s to prevent urine leakage. They gently apply pressure to the urethra to stop urine flow.   But what should someone who wants to use this male incontinence management to

Urinary incontinence can have a significant impact on an individual's quality of life, especially because the condition can cause embarrassment in social or public settings.
In most cases, urinary incontinence is caused by an underlying health condition that can be treated and result in a significant improvement in symptoms.

But did you know that there are different types of urinary incontinence? This infographic shows an overview.

Urinary incontinence is a health condition that may affect different aspects of a person’s life, but it doesn't have to control them. With the right approach and attitude, they can manage incontinence effectively and lead productive lives.. How? Read on and find out.

Have an Active Lifestyle Even If You Have Urinary Incontinence How to Deal with Urinary Incontinence Urinary incontinence (UI) can negatively impact one's quality of life. In its various forms, urinary incontinence can restrict patients' mobility and social interactions. Once-active youngsters are more likely to stay at home to avoid leakages. Elderly

Good mental health is necessary to overcome the challenges we face on a daily basis, especially today, when most of us are still experiencing or recovering from the ill effects of the pandemic.

But how does one stay mentally sane in today’s times? Read on.

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The Importance of Good Mental Health in Today's Times The high cost of living, uncertainties brought about by the pandemic, overwhelming tasks, and many other reasons are some of the most pressing issues nowadays. And when a person caves in to the demands of daily challenges, their mental health can suffer.   What is good mental health?   Som

ProvenMed’s CEO and Co-founder, Souheil Guessoum, meeting our distributor ESAG in Egypt .

Productive workshop with all team of ESAG about our flagship product ActivGo and it’s launch in the promising Egyptian market.

Another productive and fruitful day at the Business Forum-ASEAN/expo2020

Happy to meet Dubaï chamber team and discussed the opportunity to get support from their international offices to ease market access to India, Vietnam and Ghana, we also had important meetings with large medical devices distributors in the region.

And that’s our CTO, Amine Staali, being interviewed by the media.

Delighted to be part of expo2020!

We are where the world is now!!!

ProvenMed is proud to showcase our incontinence management solutions in the first-ever, amazing Expo 2021, Global Business Forum-ASEAN. This important event explores the wealth of bilateral business opportunities that exist between Dubai and the 10-member ASEAN region as the world progressively emerges from the global pandemic.

How can your hospital minimize expenditures without compromising the quality of your services? Read on to find out.

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5 Ways on How to Manage Your Hospital Cost-Effectively Health expenditures totaled 3.8 trillion USD in 2019, according to the KFF analysis of the National Health Expenditure in the United States. At the beginning of the pandemic, the sharp decrease in expenditures bounced back to a 1.3% increase in the last quarter of 2020. It is expected to increase i

With the increasing costs on hospital maintenance, hospital owners like you need to cut on expenses. So how can you save money without compromising the quality of your services? Here are five tips.

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5 Ways on How to Manage Your Hospital Cost-Effectively Health expenditures totaled 3.8 trillion USD in 2019, according to the KFF analysis of the National Health Expenditure in the United States. At the beginning of the pandemic, the sharp decrease in expenditures bounced back to a 1.3% increase in the last quarter of 2020. It is expected to increase i

It’s still here at ProvenMed! So, we’re sharing this blog post where you’ll find different types of exercises that can help strengthen the . Happy exercising!

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Incontinence Exercises You Can Do at Home Stress urinary incontinence is the involuntary leakage of urine when there's an increase in intra-abdominal pressure from actions like coughing, sneezing, laughing, lifting, and jumping. When any of these occur, tension is created in the system or the core, and our muscles cannot hold that bac

It’s World Diabetes Month!

How best to be aware of this disease than to learn from the real life story of ProvenMed’s writer who was only diagnosed with Diabetes Type 2 two years ago?

How does she cope? How does she go about her daily activities? Read on to find out.

To a diabetic like me, life can be overwhelming. Moods can swing as fast as the swinging of a grandfather clock’s pendulum. My blood sugar rises and falls depending on what I've been eating or doing the whole day. My fingers feel numb from the many pricks of my glucometer.

But life has to go on.

I used to have fixed schedules for everything; otherwise, it would be chaos. Or so I thought. But since I had diabetes, my bio clock has gone awry. Often, night sleep is difficult, maybe due to a rise in my blood sugar level because I caved in the demands of my sweet tooth.

I used to love all kinds of sweets, from cakes to ice creams to candies. My family and friends always commented on the amount of sugar I placed in every cup of coffee.

Now, I have to be content with a tiny slice of dessert to satisfy my sweet tooth.

I used to hate drinking water due to its plain, savorless taste. I loved drinking sodas with every meal, even with snacks. But after being diagnosed with Diabetes Type 2 two years ago, drinking water became mandatory. It wasn't easy because I wanted to open a soda can each time I drank a glass of water.

Now, I've come to love this plain-looking, flavorless liquid, not because it's the only thing I can drink; but because I have finally realized its value. It keeps me alive, holds my incontinence at bay, and improves my mental ability. It is, indeed, the most precious liquid.

I used to be scared of needles. I still am, but I have to deal with it because pricking my fingers every day is the only way to check my blood sugar.

I used to be sporadic with my exercise. My usual excuse for not doing it was, "I have a lot of work," or "I have several deadlines today." The truth was, I was just too lazy to do it.

Now, I have to force myself to do at least 15 minutes of exercise daily.

But I have to overcome all the fears and difficulties that come with being a Type 2 Diabetic.

So how do I cope with these lifestyle changes?

First, I think of my loved ones. Although my children are all adults, I know they still need me. I'll miss them terribly, especially the bright smiles of our grandchildren if I am hospitalized due to a diabetic complication.

Second, I think of my passions. How can I write for myself and my clients if I'm bedridden or dead? How can I teach my writing students? It'll be such a waste because I spent a decade building my career!

Third, I think of how wonderful life is and how I can share its beauty with all who care to read my thoughts.

With these thoughts in mind, I channel my energies according to my body's rhythm. As I mentioned earlier, my bio clock has gone awry. I don't have fixed schedules, but I do my tasks in chunks according to my body clock.
Here's an example of what I do regardless of my waking time:

30 minutes: coffee and book reading
45 minutes: personal hygiene
30 minutes: exercise
15 minutes: breakfast
60 minutes: client work
30 minutes: social media browsing
60 minutes: rest
60 minutes: client work
60 minutes: learning something new
180 minutes: teaching
60 minutes: client work
120 minutes: Netflix

These thoughts also help me avoid incontinence.

Some writers have a hard time wrestling themselves away from their computers when they're writing. After all, writing is an intensive brain activity, and we need to be "in the zone" to be able to express our thoughts better.

But diabetics like me need to go to the bathroom 20-25 times a day. To a writer, that's like focusing on a dartboard, aiming for the bull's eye, only to be jolted by someone at the back!

To minimize my bathroom breaks, I do incontinence exercises to strengthen my core and pelvic floor.

True, there are too many lifestyle and career changes to make if you're a Type 2 Diabetic. But these changes become insignificant considering the benefits they provide - a longer life to spend with the ones you love, to pursue your passions, and enjoy the best things that life can offer.

affects more than 430 million people worldwide.

And correct have been found to help people suffering from incontinence improve their condition.

What are these exercises? Read on and find out.
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Incontinence Exercises You Can Do at Home     Stress urinary incontinence is the involuntary leakage of urine when there's an increase in intra-abdominal pressure from actions like coughing, sneezing, laughing, lifting, and jumping. When any of these occur, tension is created in the system or the core, and our muscles cannot

Most people think that diapers are the obvious, cost-effective way to manage island the most effective way to avoid embarrassing situations.

But what if there’s a far better alternative in terms of effectiveness, health and safety, economy, and environmental sustainability?



Here’s how: https://bit.ly/31KX6IW

Studies show that an increasing number of men and women are becoming less productive in the workplace due to . Here are some tips that may help resolve that issue.



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Decreased Productivity Due to Incontinence? Here's How to Cope Naturally   Urge incontinence occurs when a person has an intense, sudden need to urinate immediately. While most people can hold more than two cups of urine in the bladder, people who have urge incontinence or an overactive bladder (OAB) cannot. The question is - how does this condition

People in their 60s have so much life and love ahead of them. So why settle for a less inactive lifestyle? Here are some tips on how to live life to the fullest.

A More Active Lifestyle at 60? Why Not? Getting older doesn't excuse people aged 60 and above from exercising. In fact, leading a more active lifestyle at this age provides benefits, according to a 2019 study.   There is strong evidence that physical activity reduces disease risk in later life, helps manage existing conditions,

November is National Bladder Health Month!

We at ProvenMed want to urge more people to take more care of their bladder, not only this Bladder Month of November, but every single day.

Especially the younger people, who typically aren't feeling the effects of ignoring their bladders. People working in BPOs (business process outsource), people working in the transportation industry, moms who cannot leave their little ones to take a p*e - should not hold their p*e - as this can lead to UTI and consequently, life-long or worse, fatal diseases.

Why should an elderly person still be physically active?

Physical activity reduces disease risk in later life, helps manage existing conditions, and develops and maintains physical and mental function,

But what physical activities can the elderly do that won’t compromise their safety?

Read on and find out.



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A More Active Lifestyle at 60? Why Not? Getting older doesn't excuse people aged 60 and above from exercising. In fact, leading a more active lifestyle at this age provides benefits, according to a 2019 study.   There is strong evidence that physical activity reduces disease risk in later life, helps manage existing conditions,

Time to be aware of Men’s Prostate Health!!!

Globally, 30 million men suffer from prostate conditions that negatively affect their quality of life and active lifestyle.

It is the second most common cancer among men, but with the right lifestyle and habits, anyone can lessen the risks of getting this disease. Here are some tips:

👉Watch your weight.

👉Exercise for at least 30 minutes daily.

👉Limit your intake of sugary foods and drinks.

👉Eat more fruits and vegetables.

👉Limit consumption of red meats and processed meats.

👉Avoid alcohol.

👉Limit consumption of salty foods.

There’s a misconception that when a person is suffering from incontinence, he or she must not drink plenty of water. Otherwise, he or she might have more “accidents” or leakages.

The truth is, drinking sufficient amounts of water can help improve overall health.

How? Read our here: https://bit.ly/2YaptyQ

Incontinent? Are you Drinking Enough water ? Many people with urinary incontinence drink less water, thinking it would lead to more leakages. The truth is, lessening water intake can do them more harm than good.   Drinking water has a lot of benefits that can help incontinents live better lives. How? Read on.   15 Benefits of Drink

We’ve been chosen as one of UAE’s 10 Best Healthcare Innovative Solution Providers for 2021!

We’re sharing this feature article with you where you’ll get to know the two visionaries behind our company, Souheil Guessoum (CEO) and Amine Staali (CTO), up close and personal.

Thanks, Insightcare Magazine!





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ProvenMed Incorporates Smart Textile and AI-Powered Technology to Launch ActivGo®️Smart™️, the First Urinary Smart Monitoring Wearable Device.

Abu Dhabi, 4 February, 2021 – ProvenMed, the Hub71 based medical devices innovation startup, announces that the early R&D results of using smart textile powered by bioimpedance spectroscopy technology are very promising and leads to create a cost-effective, comfortable and reliable smart underwear that will be continuously measuring accurately the bladder fullness non-invasively. The urine volume information will be transmitted to ActivGo®️ AI-powered platform that applies machine learning in understanding patterns of urine volume variations, leakage trigger levels and provide predictive actionable insights.

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Being in the moment, take time to reflect on the past year. Happy New Year! Whatever your goals are for 2021, have fun working towards them. We wish you a prosperous and joyful New Year. Transforming lives for the best!