Cornerstone Physical Therapy

What you may expect during your physical therapy visit?

A physical therapy pelvic floor evaluation is very different from the evaluation you receive from
your doctor. Physical therapists are experts in assessing muscular tone, strength, flexibility, and
endurance, as well as the general health of the musculo-skeletal system. Our evaluation of your
pelvic floor is very detailed and comprehensive and the exam often includes an assessment of
your back, hips, and any other region of your body that may be involved.

We begin with a "subjective" evaluation in our office, meaning we ask you many questions
regarding your condition. This information guides us in what we include in our "objective" or
hands-on evaluation. The initial assessment or evaluation may take multiple sessions, however
the therapist will be continually re-assessing and re-evaluating throughout your duration of care.
We share our results with your doctor in order to work as a team to meet all of your health and
wellness goals.

We look forward to working with you.

Why Choose Cornerstone Physical Therapy:

· Skilled Physical Therapy services in a safe, comfortable and private environment
· Excellent communication with your doctors, mid-wives or nurse practitioners
· Sound and knowledgeable advice and education about your condition
· A comprehensive assessment and individualized rehabilitation program

We utilize this treatment approach to inform and empower the individual to understand and
manage their own physical needs. Your services will only be provided by fully licensed and
specialized practitioners, not aides, to bring you the highest quality care

Pelvic Floor Specialty Services &
Women's Health Services
(In a private Treatment Room)

Treating conditions in both female and male clients such as:

· Post-hysterectomy/post-surgical pain
· Post-prostate surgery pain/incontinence
· Coccyx pain
· Stress, urge and mixed incontinence
· Fecal incontinence
· Pelvic organ prolapse management
· Dysapareunia
· Vaginismus
· Vulvodynia and vulvar vestibulodynia syndrome
· Chronic pelvic floor tension myalgia
· Painful bladder syndrome/interstitial cystitis
· Pudendal neuralgia