Attending Revive Rehab for your pelvic floor physical therapy needs will give you all of the following:

Revive Rehab strives to provide the highest quality care for our patients. In order to do that, we have elected not to contract with insurance companies, making us an out-of-network provider. This allows us to provide superior, one-on-one care that is unmatched by anyone else in the area. It enables us to spend the entirety of your session working directly with you, offering all treatment options that will best help you reach your goals, and not be limited by the coverage of insurance. This way, you can spend significantly less time attending therapy because you improve much more quickly. We work for PATIENTS, not insurance companies! 

This will vary greatly from person to person, depending on what you’re being treated for, how long you’ve been dealing with the issue, and other factors that will play a role in your recovery. “Typically” you’ll see your therapist one time per week in the beginning of your program, and work towards coming in every two to three weeks as you continue to improve. You might expect treatment to last anywhere from two to ten visits, depending on the severity of the issue.

At Revive Rehab, we strive to create a comfortable space where our patients can feel at home combined with expert level and individualized care in a private setting. Once you arrive at Revive Rehab, your physical therapist will escort you to an examination room. They will gather information about your current condition and review any items that you will have previously identified on a health history questionnaire prior to your visit. After identifying the chief concern to you, your therapist will conduct a full comprehensive orthopedic examination, postural assessment and movement analysis. A possible pelvic examination may be performed on the first visit if warranted, which may or may not include an internal pelvic exam with informed consent. Based on examination findings, your therapist will review your likely underlying cause of your symptoms getting to the root cause of your problem. Together, you and your therapist will determine the best course of action to start you on your road to recovery for long lasting relief! 

Be comfortable! It is recommended you wear light yoga pants or loose fitting clothing in order to move around easily. Some people prefer to come in layers and will get down to the layer they are most comfortable with. Comfortable footwear is also recommended. Try to avoid thick denim.