A general physical therapist is someone who graduated from a certified physical therapy program, and specializes in treating the musculoskeletal and neuromuscular systems of the body. A pelvic floor physical therapist is similar to a general physical therapist, but has additional training and expertise about the pelvic floor muscles and how they interact with the body and nearby organs.

To respect the time of our clients and staff, we kindly request that any appointment cancellations be made by 12:00 PM the day prior to the scheduled session.

• Cancellations after 12:00 PM the day before but before the appointment time will incur a fee of $145.
• Cancellations made at the time of the appointment will be considered a no-show and will be charged the full cash rate for the session.

We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in helping us provide quality care to all our clients.

No. We feel comfortable to treat patients on their menstrual cycle. However, treatment can always be modified by your therapist at this time according to your preference.

Yes. If you are not in the tri-state area, we do offer virtual consultations.

We are out-of-network providers of physical and occupational therapy. This means that if you have out-of-network benefits on your insurance plan, we will bill your insurance provider on your behalf as a complimentary service. When you call to make an appointment, we will collect your insurance information and then verify your benefits. You will receive a phone call to explain your benefits and the associated treatment costs.

See Insurance for more information.

Yes. In New York state, you can see a physical therapist without a prescription for 30 days or 10 visits (within 30 days). After this, you will need a prescription. During your initial consult, we can assist you on how to obtain this.

No! Sex should never be painful. There are certain conditions, such as vaginismus, vulvodynia, and endometriosis, that can cause pain with intercourse. Additionally, during a woman’s lifetime, she could experience sexual pain with hormonal changes related to birth control pills, pregnancy, or menopause. 

We treat individuals of all genders and ages, including pediatrics. We offer specialty care for Transgender patients.

Our physical therapists have 10 + years of experience in treating women and men with pelvic floor dysfunction. Kara and Erica are both board-certified women’s health clinical specialists. They are experts in differential diagnosing patients and are excellent communicators with your medical team. We understand that care must be holistic and comprehensive, and this is the most important part of treating pelvic floor dysfunction.