Your body is already sending signals—and most people don’t recognize them as relevant or important. Getting up once or twice a night here and there. A little urgency. A couple of UTIs that came up recently. Not bothersome enough to mention.

But those signals can be telling you something about your sleep, your brain, respiratory health, kidney function or metabolic health. The bladder is one of the most underused diagnostic windows in medicine—and often, most of that intel is treated like junk mail.

The Bladder Signals Assessment was built to bring those messages to the forefront and interpret meaning so you can make changes.