FAQs
What types of health insurance do you accept?
We are an out of network provider and accept most health insurances that provide out of network benefits. Please use the contact form or email alyssa.hariprashad@gmail.com to inquire about pricing.
Do I need a Doctor’s referral?
This will always be beneficial as well as bringing in any imaging you may have received. However, a doctor's referral is not required for your first visit.
Under NYS law, a doctor's referral is required after your 10th visit or after 30 days of treatment.
What should I bring / expect in my first physical therapy session?
Please bring your legal ID, insurance cards, imaging and your referral from a medical provider. You can also wear comfortable loose clothing including workout clothes and sneakers.
What if I am menstruating and I have a pelvic floor treatment booked?
This is up to your comfort level and our physical therapist has no issues treated while a patient is menstruating. If you are on a "heavy" day, we will potentially refrain from internal work and focus on external treatment, but this is on a case-by-case basis! If the patient is comfortable being treated, we're happy to see them.
Can men also benefit from pelvic floor PT?
Of course! We all have pelvic floors, no matter your identifying gender.
What pelvic floor conditions do you treat?
There are a wide variety of diagnoses that can be treated by pelvic floor physical therapy. Typical diagnoses treated by our pelvic health physical therapists include:
Urinary leakage, urinary frequency, and the increased urge to urinate
Bowel issues, such as constipation or diarrhea, or increased urgency or frequency in bowel movements
Bloating, gas
Incontinence (both bowel and bladder)
Sexual problems, such as pain during intercourse, pain with orgasm, or decreased ability to orgasm
Sexual dysfunction
Pain in bladder, rectum, vaginal canal, genitals, or intestines
Pregnancy: prenatal, perinatal, and postpartum rehab
Men's health
Gender affirming surgery
Pain in low back, pelvic, hips, SI joint, tailbone
Food/drink intolerance
Prolapses
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