Frequently Asked Questions
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You don't need a prescription to begin physical therapy in New York. That holds for your first 30 days or 10 visits, whichever comes first. After that, a doctor's prescription is required, and we can help you arrange it during your initial consult.
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A list of your symptoms and medications, and any relevant records (surgical reports, imaging). Wear comfortable clothing you can move in.
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10+ years of clinical experience, strong passion for pelvic health, and approaching every person with care makes us different.
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Insurance is not accepted, but a superbill can be provided. You can pay using a Credit Card/Cash/Zelle/Venmo.
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No special preparation is needed. You don't need to be on or off your period, and you don't need to do anything beforehand. Just come as you are.
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Not necessarily. Internal rectal or vaginal assessments can give useful information, but they're always optional. Many people start with only external assessment, and you can decline or stop at any point.
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No. Many people with pelvic symptoms have muscles that are too tight, and Kegels can make that worse. Treatment may involve relaxation, breathing, manual therapy, movement retraining, and strengthening, depending on what you need.
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No. These sessions are done fully clothed unless you and your therapist decide otherwise for a specific reason.