Taking the First Step: Continence Assessments McQuel Healthcare

Talking about incontinence isn’t easy, but with McQuel Healthcare Continence Solutions, you’re not alone. Our Continence Assessments offer a private, respectful way to get the answers and support your needs—because everyone deserves to live with comfort, confidence, and dignity.

What Is a Continence Assessment?

A Continence Assessment is an assessment performed by a Continence nurse specialist that examines an individual's bladder and bowel pattern and prepares a comprehensive management plan. Put simply, it’s a thorough check-in with a continence nurse to talk through what’s going on, look at your bladder and bowel habits, review your health history, and get to the bottom of any issues you might be facing.

From there, the nurse creates a personalised continence management plan that might include incontinence management strategies, lifestyle tips and recommendations for continence products. The goal? To help you feel more in control and supported in your daily life.

What Can I Expect?

The assessment is completely confidential and carried out with care. Our continence nurse will take the time to understand your current situation, asking about:

• How often you go to the toilet

• Whether you experience urgency or leakage

• Your fluid intake and diet

• Your medications and medical history

• How incontinence is affecting your lifestyle

Using this information, we’ll put together a tailored plan to suit your unique needs—because everyone’s different.

How Are Assessments Delivered?

We offer flexible options to make sure you can access support in a way that works for you:

• In-person: Perfect if you prefer face-to-face interaction (location dependent).

• Tele-Health: Video consultations—available anywhere in Australia.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I need a continence assessment?

If you’re experiencing any form of bladder or bowel control issues—whether mild or more severe—it’s worth getting an assessment. The sooner you seek support, the sooner you can start to feel more confident and in control.

Q: How long does it take?

Q: Can I use my NDIS funding?

Q: What kind of products might be recommended?

Q: How do I get started?

Let’s make incontinence something we can talk about—and something we can manage together.

At McQuel Healthcare, we’re here to support you, your client or your loved ones with practical, compassionate care to move forward with confidence.

Ready to take the first step? Contact us today.