Milwaukee Pelvic Floor
Physical Therapy

Trying to decide if pelvic floor physical therapy is right for you?

You’re in the right place.

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A pelvic floor physical therapist listening to the concerns of a patient during a pelvic floor physical therapy evaluation.

Have you ever peed while running or during activity? What about urinary urgency or frequency with activity?

Although urinary leakage is extremely common, it is NOT normal — especially for active individuals and athletes.

Luckily, our dedicated pelvic floor physical therapist is here to help. Pelvic pain, pressure and core weakness are also frequently evaluated and treated by our team.

  • Detailed History

  • Orthopedic and Movement Assessment for Active Individuals

  • Pelvic Floor Assessment

  • Detailed Education

  • Individualized Treatment Plan and Strategic Interventions

  • Detailed Follow-Up

Our pelvic floor physical therapy evaluation consists of:

Our goal is to help you return to training, activity, and competition with reduced symptoms and a lower risk of recurrence.

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In our practice, many patients we see for pelvic floor physical therapy are also runners or endurance athletes dealing with overlapping symptoms.

As a result, there are opportunities to overlap with Running Injury Physical Therapy.

Milwaukee pelvic floor physical therapist discussing an exercise with a client.

FAQs

  • We are an out-of-network provider so we do not take health insurance. However, we do provide Superbills for individuals with out-of-network benefits. Additionally, we do accept FSA and HSA payments.

  • We made the decision to be an out-of-network provider for YOU, the patient or client. This allows us to provide more quality, 1-on-1 treatment time, which we believe is the most effective treatment style.

  • No! Everyone has a pelvic floor, and anyone can have dysfunction with their pelvic floor muscles. This means anyone can benefit from pelvic floor therapy whether you had children many years ago, never had children, are currently pregnant or recently postpartum.

  • Yes! Not only is pelvic floor therapy important for people dealing with urinary or bowel incontinence, but it can also help with several other conditions. Low back pain, hip pain, SI joint pain, and pelvic pain can also be addressed with pelvic floor therapy. Your pelvic floor functions with your deep core muscles and diaphragm which are essential for stability and breathing as you run.