Embedded Files
Physical Therapy for Men, Women, and Children. 803-716-9723
Flexible online scheduling
This is a 50-minute session conducted in a private and comfortable treatment room. This thorough assessment focuses on understanding your specific concerns and developing a personalized plan to help you achieve your goals.
A Follow-Up Physical Therapy Session is a 50-minute appointment tailored to your treatment plan. Conducted in a private treatment room, these sessions focus on progressing your recovery, addressing your goals, and optimizing your outcomes.
This is a 50-minute session designed to assess your musculoskeletal concerns and identify the root cause of your pain or limitations. Conducted in a private treatment room, this evaluation includes a comprehensive assessment and a personalized plan to help you move and feel better.
This is a 50-minute session focused on assessing balance, dizziness, and vestibular-related concerns. Conducted in a private treatment room, this comprehensive evaluation identifies the root cause of your symptoms and creates a personalized plan to improve your stability and quality of life.
Trying to make a payment? Making a payment through our online portal is simple and straightforward.
How Much Does Ultrasound Imaging Cost?
How Much Does Ultrasound Imaging Cost?
There is no extra cost. This is just another “tool in the tool box” and is considered a part of your regular physical therapy treatment.
What To Expect At Your First Appointment for Pelvic Floor Treatment
What To Expect At Your First Appointment for Pelvic Floor Treatment
There are some things you can expect when working with a physical therapist to improve pelvic floor function. Your therapist will conduct an assessment at your first appointment before determining which types of therapy will be most effective. An orthopedic evaluation will be part of that evaluation. You may be asked to stand, walk, and sit so that the therapist can determine whether you have any posture or joint problems that are affecting your pelvic floor muscles.
Most physical therapy for pelvic floor pain and dysfunction is done by hand, both inside and outside the body. Because some people find internal physical therapy difficult, therapists are sensitive to the needs of each individual and will not begin internal physical therapy until you are ready.
Your therapist may recommend Kegel exercises to strengthen your muscles, depending on your condition. She will assist you in learning how to do Kegels correctly.
Internal techniques may include using a specialized instrument or a finger to perform trigger point therapy inside the vagina or rectum. An internal exam is usually required to evaluate the pelvic floor. The exam is designed to look for muscle strength, tightness, trigger points (small muscle "knots"), painful areas, and muscle coordination. The internal exam is usually not painful. If you are here for pain relief, it is critical that the specific muscles causing the pain be identified during the exam. This will aid in the development of an appropriate care plan.
The initial evaluation will determine the appropriate plan of care. Treatment options include:
Exercises to strengthen or stretch the trunk, legs, or pelvic muscles
Exercises to relax shortened pelvic muscles
Exercising coordination
Self-management and prevention education
Biofeedback electrical stimulation for either pelvic muscle strengthening or relaxation
Ultrasound Imaging to see how your pelvic floor muscles respond to certain movements.
Pelvic floor therapy is recommended as a first-line treatment for many pelvic disorders.
Directions to Our Location
Directions to Our Location
410 University Parkway, Suite 2200, Aiken, SC 29801
Finding us is easy! Follow these general directions based on your starting location.
From Downtown Aiken
Head north on Laurens Street NW.
Continue straight onto University Parkway.
Our office is located at Suite 2200 in the building at 410 University Parkway, on the right-hand side.
From I-20
Take Exit 18 for SC-19 toward Aiken.
Turn onto SC-19 South (Edgefield Highway) and continue for approximately 6 miles.
Turn left onto University Parkway.
Our office is located at Suite 2200 in the building at 410 University Parkway, on the left-hand side.
Parking Instructions
Free parking is available in the lot directly in front of the building.
Suite 2200 is located on the second floor. Use the main entrance, and an elevator is available.
Page updated
Google Sites
Report abuse