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Bladder leaks and pelvic discomfort are common, but common doesn’t mean you have to live with them. Pelvic health therapy is proven, conservative care for the muscles that support your bladder, bowel, and core.
Pelvic health (or pelvic floor) physical therapy treats conditions related to the pelvic floor muscles, most commonly urinary incontinence, but also pelvic pain, pressure, and bowel issues. Care is private and respectful, and research shows physical therapy is an effective, conservative treatment that can help many people avoid surgery.
“Highest-quality people providing the most evidence-based medicine that produces the best outcomes and creates the best value.”
We assess the muscles of your pelvis, hips, and lower back, strength, coordination, and flexibility.
We teach correct technique, many people do these exercises incorrectly, plus practical bladder-and-behavior strategies.
Following the program can help you gain control, reduce reliance on pads, and in many cases avoid surgery.
Care is focused, private, and paced to your comfort.
We treat a wide range of pelvic floor concerns in women and men, including:
Leaking with coughing, laughing, exercise, or urgency.
Pain, pressure, or heaviness in the pelvis, or pain with intercourse.
Support and strategies for prolapse symptoms, often avoiding surgery.
Constipation and fecal incontinence related to pelvic floor function.
Support during pregnancy and recovery after childbirth.
Retraining and strategies to reduce frequency and urgency.
See a physical therapist directly, no referral required in most states.
Call us or book online. No referral. No authorization delay.
Your first visit is a full evaluation with a licensed physical therapist.
Evidence-based, personalized to your body and your goals.
Better outcomes. Fewer visits. Back to doing what you love.
Urinary and bowel incontinence, pelvic pain, pelvic organ prolapse, and pre/postpartum concerns related to the pelvic floor muscles.
Yes, research shows PT is an effective treatment for stress urinary incontinence, and it can help many people avoid surgery.
No. A therapist assesses the whole system and teaches correct technique, plus behavior strategies tailored to you.
If you have leaking, urgency, pelvic pain or pressure, or symptoms during or after pregnancy, an evaluation can identify the cause and plan.
In most states, no. Rules vary by plan and state.
Your first visit is a full evaluation, your therapist reviews your history, watches how you move, and builds a plan around your goals. In most states you can come directly, no referral needed.
Pelvic Floor Therapy is offered at the 14 clinics listed below. Services vary by location, so call ahead to confirm availability before your visit.
