Are You Struggling With Urinary Incontinence?
Bladder leakage is more common than most people admit, and more treatable than most people know. If you've been quietly managing with pads, limiting what you drink, or skipping activities you love, there's a better option now available right here in Orleans.
At Pelvicare, we offer the B-Pulse chair: a Health Canada-approved, high-intensity electromagnetic therapy that strengthens your pelvic floor muscles without any internal devices, undressing, or downtime. You sit. It works. That's it.
Living with Bladder Leakage Is Exhausting, And You Deserve More Than Workarounds
You know the calculations by now. Where's the nearest bathroom? Is this seat close to the aisle? Can I make it through this workout without an incident? Will laughing too hard at dinner be a problem tonight?
Urinary incontinence has a way of quietly reorganizing your entire life. You start making small adjustments, then bigger ones. You stop running. You sit out the trampoline park. You wear darker colors just in case.
The standard advice is to try Kegels, cut the coffee, and use a liner. This treats incontinence like something to manage rather than something to treat. But the pelvic floor is a group of muscles, and like any muscles, they respond to the right kind of training. The challenge is that most people can't engage their pelvic floor muscles deeply or consistently enough through exercise alone to make a real difference.
That's exactly what the B-Pulse chair is designed to solve.
What Is Urinary Incontinence?
Urinary incontinence means involuntary leakage of urine. It can range from a small leak when you sneeze or jump, to a sudden and urgent need to urinate that you can't always control. It affects people of all ages and genders, though it's particularly common after pregnancy and childbirth, during perimenopause and menopause, and in anyone with a history of pelvic floor strain.
The most common types seen at Pelvicare:
Stress incontinence — Leakage triggered by physical pressure on the bladder: coughing, sneezing, laughing, lifting, or exercise. The underlying cause is usually a pelvic floor that isn't generating enough support.
Urge incontinence — A sudden, strong urge to urinate that arrives without much warning. Sometimes called overactive bladder, it often involves bladder muscle contractions happening at the wrong time.
Mixed incontinence — A combination of both stress and urge incontinence, which is more common than many people realize.
Regardless of which type you're experiencing, the pelvic floor muscles play a central role. Strengthening and retraining them is the foundation of effective treatment, and the B-Pulse chair does this more thoroughly than anything else currently available in a clinical setting.
The B-Pulse Chair: Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation, Reimagined
The B-Pulse chair is not a standard pelvic floor device. It is a Health Canada-approved, High-Intensity Electromagnetic Technology chair designed specifically for pelvic floor rehabilitation.
A single 30-minute session delivers the equivalent of thousands of supramaximal contractions. These are contractions that are deeper and more complete than anything achievable through manual Kegel exercises. You remain fully clothed and seated throughout the entire session. There is no discomfort and no recovery time.
What makes the B-Pulse chair different:
Stronger contractions than Kegels alone High-Intensity Electromagnetic Technology targets the deep pelvic floor muscles that standard biofeedback or TENS devices cannot reach. The result is a level of muscle engagement that most people cannot achieve voluntarily, no matter how consistently they practise.
Treats pelvic organ prolapse Unlike most pelvic devices, the B-Pulse chair can support patients experiencing mild to moderate pelvic organ prolapse by strengthening the muscles responsible for holding pelvic organs in place.
Suitable for all fitness levels Intensity is fully adjustable, from a gentle starting level for those who are new to pelvic floor therapy all the way up to elite-grade contractions for athletes and those further along in their recovery.
Fully clothed, zero internal devices No undressing. No probes. No internal components of any kind. You sit in the chair fully clothed, and the technology does the work.
Health Canada approved Rigorously reviewed and cleared for use in Canadian clinics. The B-Pulse chair meets the highest standard of safety and efficacy review available in Canada.
Designed and made in Canada The B-Pulse chair is Canadian technology, developed and manufactured in Canada and used in leading universities and clinics across the country.
To learn more about everything we offer at the clinic, visit our pelvic health services page.
What to Expect at Pelvicare in Orleans
Step 1: Your Initial Consultation
Step 2: Your B-Pulse Sessions
Step 3: Progress and Results
Real Results from B-Pulse Treatment
The goal of treatment isn't just fewer leaks. It's getting your life back, running, laughing, sleeping through the night, and travelling without mapping every bathroom along the way.
Many clients reduce or eliminate their need for pads entirely and tell us they finally feel confident in their body again. You can review the research behind our treatments to see the evidence supporting this technology.
Frequently Asked Questions
Completely. You remain fully dressed throughout every session. There are no probes, no internal devices, and no undressing of any kind. The electromagnetic field passes through clothing to stimulate the pelvic floor muscles directly.
This depends on the severity of your symptoms and how your body responds. Many clients begin noticing improvement within their first few sessions. A typical course of treatment involves multiple sessions over several weeks. We'll give you a clearer picture during your initial consultation.
The B-Pulse chair is suitable for most people experiencing stress incontinence, urge incontinence, or mixed incontinence. It is also appropriate for those with mild to moderate pelvic organ prolapse. If you're unsure whether it's right for your situation, reach out and we'll help you figure that out.
