Q&A

Please arrive 10-15 minutes before your appointment time to fill out your medical history and consent paperwork. The clinician will escort you to a private exam room and will ask you questions regarding your medical history, current symptoms and complains. You will also undergo a comprehensive exam evaluation to allow the clinician to properly diagnose you and establish a plan of care. Exam will include manual palpation, ROM and strength measurements, special testing (based on the symptoms and complaints). Following the evaluation, you will receive treatment that will be decided by the clinician based on the findings that day. You will also receive educational materials and exercises to work on at home.

Comfortable, loose fitting clothing is best. We will need access to your abdominal, pelvic and upper thigh regions. You can also bring a change of clothes with you. If you do come in with tight clothing, we have exam gowns that you can change into.

The first visit is most comprehensive, and it may take from 45 to 60 minutes. Each session after that are usually 30 to 60 minutes.

It is okay if you happen to come in during your cycle. Just call and let your therapist know ahead of time.

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Yes. Pelvic floor dysfunction and pain are common during pregnancy. There are various techniques and exercises you are able to participate in during pregnancy. Please let you clinician know you are pregnant on your first visit.

Pelvic floor dysfunction is a general term that includes different impairments and symptoms. Weakness of the pelvic floor is a common culprit for symptoms such as urinary or fecal incontinence. Strengthening of the pelvic floor is an important aspect of treating pelvic floor dysfunction. However, there is more than just Kegels that we need to engage when addressing weakness of the pelvic floor. Furthermore, research shows that more than 50% of individuals do Kegel exercises incorrectly, even with written or verbal instructions. Allowing a licensed clinician to teach the proper technique of engaging your pelvic floor will set you on the path to success.

This varies from patient to patient. Our treatments are individualized and may change from patient to patient. Some factors that play a role in treatment duration are the length of time an individual has been dealing with the problem (chronic issues take longer time to resolve), past medical /surgical history, motivation level and commitment to the treatment. Patients play a key and active role in their rehabilitation.

We do accept insurance. Please call our office and we will be happy to check your benefits on your behalf and explain them to you. We also offer cash pay options.