Global Continence

Global Continence is a private healthcare and medical device company developing non-invasive solutions for pediatric nocturnal enuresis, commonly known as bedwetting. Its lead product, Soluu, is a wearable investigational device that combines moisture sensing, neuromodulation via transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation, and app-enabled monitoring to help children improve nighttime bladder control. The company was founded by pediatric urologists Andrew J. Kirsch, MD, and Ubirajara Barroso, MD, PhD, and is focused on advancing evidence-based continence care. In addition to device development, Global Continence provides educational content for families and healthcare professionals, including publications and professional outreach related to bedwetting management. The business appears to be operating as an early-stage private company based in Atlanta, Georgia.