Boston Urogynecology Associates

01/21/2026

After over two decades of caring for patients in our community, Boston Urogynecology Associates has closed its practice. It has been a privilege to build lasting relationships founded on trust, compassion and high-quality care. We are deeply grateful to our patients, families, referring providers and staff for their support over the years. We understand this transition may be unexpected or difficult for some, and we appreciate your understanding as this chapter comes to a close. For questions related to care transition, please refer to the letter sent by Mount Auburn Hospital with recommendations for alternative providers. Thank you for letting us be a part of your care for so many years.

09/04/2025

11/06/2023

Dealing with leaks might seem like a normal part of aging because so many of us deal with it. We're here to tell you leaks are not normal at any age! We want to hear about your leaks and talk about ways to make them better. Bladder Health Awareness Month is a great time to give us a call. Attend a free educational event on Thursday, November 16th at 6:
00 PM hosted by Dr. Winkelman to learn more.
Link to register: https://tinyurl.com/JoinWinkelman

06/21/2023

Welcome to World Continence Week, June 19-25. Did you know Overactive bladder affects 42 million Americans, or 1 in 6 people.1,2 If that's you, we're here to help. This week is a great time to give us a call at 617-354-5452. We can help get you the treatment you need.

01/05/2023

New Year, New You

Bladder and bowel problems don’t need to control your life. If you’re tired of buying pads, taking medications, and experiencing accidents – there may be another option for you.

Join Dr. Will Winkelman on Thursday, January 26th, at 6:00 pm for a free anonymous virtual event. Dr. Winkelman will discuss conditions, symptoms, and treatment options for you to regain control of your life. Register for this free event: https://tinyurl.com/WinkelmanTalksLeaks

11/21/2022

We know it's uncomfortable to talk about bladder leaks but during Bladder Health Awareness Month (and all year long.) Women with overactive bladder (OAB) often deal with it alone for more than 6 years before they are diagnosed.1 We're here to change that. We want it to be easy to speak up. When you are ready to talk about it, we're ready to listen and find the best treatment options for you. Call us at 617-354-5452 to talk about how we can help you.

11/15/2022

Have you already tried exercises for your overactive bladder (OAB)? Or medication? And nothing seems to work? During Bladder Health Awareness Month, we want to encourage you to not give up. There is hope! Check out http://controlleaks.com to see what's worked for other patients and could work for you.

11/12/2022

Do you bring extra clothes everywhere, just in case? When you walk in a building, is finding the nearest bathroom the first thing you do? Or is it just easier to stay home? Overactive bladder (OAB) can steal a lot from your life. We want to help. Bladder Health Awareness Month is the perfect time to give us a call and start the conversation, we're here 8 am - 4 pm weekdays at 617-354-5452 and can't wait to talk to you!

11/08/2022

Welcome to Bladder Health Awareness Month! More than 42 million Americans have overactive bladder (OAB). It's more common than diabetes, but nobody wants to talk about it. We want to change that. Follow us on Facebook all month long for tips and resources to keep your bladder healthy and happy. http://controlleaks.com

11/07/2022

Did you know there's a whole month dedicated to your bladder? November is Bladder Health Awareness Month, a time to make it OK to talk about embarrassing bladder topics like leaks. Follow our page for the latest info and resources about keeping your bladder healthy in November and beyond. In the meantime, call us with your questions or concerns about overactive bladder (OAB) at 617-354-5451. We're here to help.

12/17/2020

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