Sick of Wearing Pads? Your Insurance Covers Treatment.

Yes! Dry Days Health operates under U.S. telemedicine regulations. All of our providers are U.S. licensed & Board Certified, we store all of your data in a HIPAA compliant manner, and our payment processing is PCI compliant.

That’s very common and it doesn’t mean you’re out of options.

A lot of people are given generic advice (or a quick prescription) that isn’t tailored to what’s actually driving their symptoms. Dry Days starts by confirming what type of incontinence you have (stress, overactive bladder, or mixed), then builds a personalized plan that combines proven, behavioral treatments like pelvic floor training, bladder retraining, urge-suppression techniques, and lifestyle guidance.

And if you’ve already tried some of those, we don’t just repeat the same checklist – your clinician will look at what you’ve tried, what did (and didn’t) help, and adjust the approach. If behavioral care isn’t enough, we’ll also help you understand next-step options, including medication or referral pathways when appropriate.

Very quickly! Most patients are able to speak to one of our bladder clinicians within 24-48 hours.

Yes — Dry Days now accepts insurance for many patients.

We are currently in-network with:

• Blue Cross Blue Shield CareFirst
• Anthem
• United Health
• Aetna
• Humana
• Getting other major insurers regularly

If you’re covered under one of these plans, your visit may be billed directly through your insurance, and you’ll only be responsible for your usual copay, coinsurance, or deductible. Please book a call with our care team to check coverage below.

Yes! Telehealth is real healthcare – and for many conditions, it’s now a standard, evidence-based way to receive care.

At Dry Days, all visits are conducted by licensed clinicians who specialize in bladder health. Your appointment includes a full clinical evaluation, discussion of your symptoms and history, and a personalized treatment plan.

It’s just like an in-person visit, without the wait or inconvenience.

Yes! You don't need a prior diagnosis to use Dry Days. Many women experience bladder leaks without ever getting a formal diagnosis. 

If you're experiencing symptoms like frequent urges, leaking when you cough or laugh, or waking up multiple times at night to use the bathroom, our specialists can evaluate and diagnose you during your first visit.