PT For Your Pelvic Floor & Whole Body

No, in California, you do not need a referral from your medical doctor to see a physical therapist – you have “direct access” to our services so can make an appointment at anytime.

We operate out-of-network to provide the highest quality care without restrictions.

• PPO plans: Pay at the time of service; we’ll provide a superbill you can submit to your insurer for reimbursement (typically 30–90%).

• HSA/FSA: Accepted.

• HMO plans: These plans generally do not reimburse for out-of-network care, but many patients still choose to see us directly for the quality and flexibility of treatment.

Our current rates are always available in the scheduling tool.

Yes. At Healthy Pelvis Physical Therapy, we treat both men and women for orthopedic issues such as back, neck, shoulder, hip, and knee pain. All of our therapists provide this care, as well as pelvic floor physical therapy for women (those with vaginal anatomy). At this time, Haley Coen is the only therapist who also treats men’s pelvic health. We recognize that men experience pelvic health concerns too and may expand these services further in the future.

Yes. We offer specialized pediatric services, focusing primarily on bladder and bowel concerns, such as bedwetting and constipation. All pediatric treatments are external, as we do not perform internal examinations or treatments on patients under 18. To schedule pediatric appointments, please book with Sonia Sharma, our pediatric specialist.

Your choice depends on the treatment you’re seeking:

• Women’s Pelvic Health: Any therapist—our entire team specializes in women’s pelvic health.

• Orthopedic Physical Therapy (Women & Men): Any therapist—our entire team is highly experienced in orthopedic care.

• Men's Pelvic Health: Haley.

• Pediatric Pelvic Health: Sonia.

• Gender-Affirming Care: Aly.

• TMJ/TMD: Aly or Naz.

Pelvic floor physical therapy is a specialized area of physical therapy addressing issues such as pelvic pain, pregnancy and postpartum recovery, bladder and bowel dysfunction, sexual health, and more.

Think of your pelvic floor as a supportive bowl of muscles between your hips, holding organs like your bladder, rectum, and uterus. Various issues can arise with these muscles and their connecting nerves. When these muscles and nerves are out of sync, it can lead to a cascade of problems. These muscles might be overly tight, weak, in spasm, or laden with scar tissue, hindering their ability to function correctly. For instance, one in three new mothers report bowel and bladder issues post-delivery, and about half experience pelvic pain in the subsequent months. These issues don't just disappear on their own, and many suffer silently, accepting this as their "new normal." Some turn to medications and surgeries for solutions.

However, as pelvic floor physical therapists, we adopt a different approach. We use hands-on techniques to work directly on the muscles, tissues, and nerves that require attention. This empowers you to actively participate in your healing process. Our clinical expertise, combined with your body's natural healing capabilities, works to address and resolve these intimate problems.

Expertise: We specialize in pelvic floor physical therapy—this is our core focus. While many PT clinics may offer pelvic PT, it’s often not their primary area of expertise, leading to limited treatment options. Since 2011, Healthy Pelvis Physical Therapy has helped thousands of women with a diverse range of pelvic health issues and is recognized as a leader in the field.

Highest Standard of Care: At Healthy Pelvis Physical Therapy, you’re more than just a policy number. As an out-of-network provider, we are not restricted by insurance protocols, allowing us to focus on what’s truly best for our patients and providing the highest quality of care.

Prompt Appointments: We understand the importance of timely care. That’s why we typically can schedule you within 7 days at one of our convenient locations.

• Exceptional Care: No insurance quotas means we focus on quality over volume.

• More Time for You: Less paperwork, more hands-on care.

• Truly Personalized Plans: Unrestricted by insurance protocols.

• Wider Range of Treatments: We offer therapies many plans don’t cover.

• Longer Sessions: In-depth visits tailored to your unique needs.

• Stronger Relationships: Direct communication fosters better outcomes.

• Uninterrupted Care: No disruptions if insurance changes.

You're not just a policy number—you deserve care that puts your health first.

Life happens! If you need to reschedule your appointment you can do so online through the Patient Portal as long as it is 24 hours before your appointment.

If you're feeling unwell or unable to attend your appointment due to other reasons, you have the option to switch your in-person visit to a telehealth session. To arrange this, simply email your physical therapist, and they will convert your appointment to a telehealth format.

Appointment cancellations must be made 24 hours prior to your appointment start time. Late cancellations will be charged for half of the amount of the appointment. For your convenience, cancellations can be made directly through our booking system. If you encounter any difficulties online, don't hesitate to call, email, or text us. As a small business, late cancellations affect us significantly. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation!

Additionally, if you're ill or unable to attend your appointment for other reasons, you can opt to change your in-person session to a telehealth appointment. Just email your physical therapist, and they will make the necessary adjustments to switch your session to a telehealth format.

You can access your account through the Patient Portal. For easy access, a 'Patient Portal' link is also available in the site header.

At your initial appointment, we will start by taking your medical history, followed by a comprehensive musculoskeletal examination of your pelvic area. This will include assessing your posture, joint alignment, any muscle restrictions or trigger points, the health of your connective tissue, and muscular strength. An internal examination is often part of this process, but it's entirely optional and will only be conducted if you feel completely comfortable with it. This exam is much more relaxed and comfortable compared to a typical ob/gyn visit, and it provides essential information about your pelvic muscle tone, strength, and coordination. If impairments are found during the exam the physical therapist can treat the problems with manual therapy techniques resulting in pain relief and improved function. Following the exam, we'll discuss our findings with you and outline a personalized treatment plan aimed at achieving the best results. Most patients start feeling better after their first session and see significant improvement by their third visit.

The number of sessions required varies based on the nature and severity of your condition. Typically, for most pelvic floor concerns, patients notice improvement after the initial session and significant progress by the third visit!

Absolutely, we understand that mothers juggle many responsibilities, and worrying about childcare shouldn't add to that stress. Feel free to bring your kids to our clinic. Please note that only infants in strollers can accompany you in the treatment room.

Also, for your initial appointment, we recommend arranging childcare if possible. This allows you to concentrate on discussing your health history and physical therapy goals.

Your comfort and confidence during your visit is our priority. Wear what makes you feel best. While some patients opt to bring a change of clothes from work, it's entirely your choice. Please know there's no strict dress code here. We're thrilled to have you with us!

If you're menstruating, please don't worry—it's perfectly okay to come in. As pelvic floor physical therapists, we use nitrile gloves, ensuring a hygienic environment. Rest assured, you'll be covered with a sheet during the session. Furthermore, depending on your preference, you do not even need to remove your tampon if you're using one.