Expert Pelvic Floor and Orthopedic Therapy
About Pelvic Prime: Expert Therapy in Aiken, SC | Pelvic Floor & Orthopedic Care
Specialized Care You Can Trust
Welcome to Pelvic Prime, Aiken's premier pelvic floor physical therapy clinic, proudly serving Aiken, SC, and the CSRA. Led by Dr. Rea Hubbs, an APTA Orthopedic Certified Specialist and expert in pelvic floor rehabilitation, we offer comprehensive, personalized care designed to address the root cause of your symptoms and help you recover quickly and sustainably.
At Pelvic Prime, you’ll always work directly with Dr. Hubbs—the clinic's sole therapist—ensuring continuity of care and a deep understanding of your progress and goals. Our one-on-one sessions are conducted in a private, comfortable setting, grounded in the latest research and evidence-based practices to provide the highest quality care.
Discover the difference that personalized, consistent care can make. Schedule your evaluation today and take the first step toward lasting relief!
Specialty Training Dr. Rea Hubbs Has Completed
2018 Herman & Wallace Institute Pelvic Floor Level 1: Pelvic floor function, dysfunction, and treatment: urinary dysfunction, electrical stimulation, prolapse, pelvic pain, vulvodynia, interstitial cystitis, biofeedback
2018 Herman & Wallace Institute Pelvic Floor Level 2A: Pelvic Floor Function, dysfunction and treatment: colorectal, anorectal, fecal incontinence, biofeedback, constipation, pudendal neuralgia, downtraining, coccyx, male pelvic dysfunction, prostatitis
2018 Kinetacore Functional Dry Needling Level 1: Needle safety and infection control, neuroanatomy, hip, thigh, lumbar spine, knee, calf, cervical spine, shoulder, elbow
2019 Herman & Wallace Institute Pelvic Floor Level 2B: Pelvic floor function, dysfunction, and treatment: prolapse, pelvic pain, sexual trauma, vaginismus, vulvodynia, dyspareunia, interstitial cystitis, neuromuscular relaxation
2019 Kinetacore Functional Dry Needling Level 2: Needle safety and infection control, neuroanatomy, forearm, wrist, hand, cervical spine, TMJ, shoulder, thoracic and parascapular, lumbar spine, abdomen, hip, pelvis, lower leg, foot
2021 American Physical Therapy Board Certified Orthopedic Specialist. Board certification is awarded for demonstrating advanced knowledge and clinical proficiency in the evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation of orthopedic injuries and conditions.
2022 Pregnancy and Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist. With this certification, Rea is even more qualified to help women successfully navigate pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period.
2023 Rehabilitative Ultrasound Imaging. This training taught how to read rehabilitation ultrasound images of the pelvic girdle for therapists who already know how to train the transverse abdominals, deep multifidi muscles, and the muscles that stabilize the pelvic floor.
Dr. Rea Hubbs' Education
Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Pacific University in Oregon 2013
Bachelor of Science from Portland State University 2010
US Seabee National Guard 2000
US Naval Service active duty: Electrician’s Mate 1994
Dr. Rea Hubbs' Previous Careers
(Not in any particular order)
USS Holland (Submarine tender) Motor Rewind Electrician
USS Nimitz (Aircraft carrier) Electrician and Flying Squad Emergency Responder
Residential electrician in the Pacific Northwest
Industrial electrician and mechanical technician in the Pacific Northwest
Small business ATM Owner
Stay-at-home mother
Bartender & restaurant server
Keiser Permanente Orthopedic Physical Therapist
Travel Orthopedic Physical Therapist (various states)
Kingman Arizona Regional Hospital Orthopedic Physical Therapist and Pelvic Floor Specialist
South Aiken Physical Therapy and Wellness Orthopedic Physical Therapist and Pelvic Floor Specialist
What Rea likes most about being a physical therapist
The journey of troubleshooting with my clients, listening to their story to find the root cause of the problem, and then collaborating with them to find a workable solution. I love how the human body is a complex system that uses biomechanical teamwork to heal itself. It’s exciting to pursue new roads of practice in the therapy world; there is always something new to learn and add to my “toolbox”.
