WELCOME TO PELVICARE PHYSICAL THERAPY
At PelviCare we welcome people of all genders and identities. Everyone deserves a safe, supportive space to address their pelvic floor concerns.
Our approach is trauma informed, with attention to our patients’ both physical and emotional well-being.
Because the pelvic floor does not work alone, we always look at the whole musculoskeletal system. This ensures that your treatment is not only targeted, but also comprehensive and effective.
Each visit is private, ONE HOUR long, and always one-on-one with a pelvic health specialist with advanced training, specializing in Pelvic Health Physical Therapy. No aides ever.
HAVE YOU EVER EXPERIENCED
Sudden or strong urges to urinate?
UrinatIng more than 8 times per day?
Leaking urine with cough, sneeze, laugh, or exercise?
Pain or burning with urination not due to infection?
Difficulty starting urine stream or feeling of incomplete emptying of bladder?
Constipation, straining, or incomplete bowel movements?
Pain with sexual intercourse or sexual activity?
Pelvic, lower abdominal, or genital pain that is not explained by another condition?
Pelvic surgery, trauma, or childbirth-related injuries?
Pelvic Pain post radiation or chemotherapy?
Chronic back, hip or pelvis pain that does not get better with Ortho PT
Pelvic Health issues are common, but NOT normal.
Thankfully Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy can help with these symptoms.
WHAT WE TREAT
At PelviCare we specialize in caring for people with pelvic pain, bladder and bowel concerns, pregnancy and postpartum changes, and recovery before and after surgery. Our team also supports those experiencing genito-urinary and musculoskeletal symptoms during peri- and menopause, as well as men’s pelvic health.
In addition, we provide pre- and post-rehabilitation for individuals undergoing gender-affirming surgery.
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HOW WE TREAT
Therapeutic Exercise
We create a unique, individualized exercise program for each patient with focus on strengthening, posture, stability, and range of motion.
Neuromuscular Re-education
Pain and discomfort often continue beyond the initial injury because of learned muscular habits. We will help facilitate healing by re-educating your muscles to work harmoniously.
Instrument Assisted Therapy
We incorporate cupping therapy, dry needling, and taping techniques as an adjunct treatment option.
Manual Therapy
Treatments may include a combination of manual therapy, trigger point release, soft tissue mobilization, myofascial release (both internal and external), visceral manipulation, scar mobilization, and abdominal massage.