Pelvic Health Physiotherapy

Pelvic Physiotherapy Costs and Insurance Coverage

You can get pelvic physiotherapy as traditional physiotherapy under your benefits. It is also possible to bill it as physiotherapy.

OHIP (Ontario Health Insurance Plan) will cover pelvic floor physiotherapy with a doctor’s referral if you are:

Over 65 or Under 19 years of age

Anyone over 18 who is admitted to hospital in an overnight stay due to physiotherapy

Have a valid Ontario Health Card

Recipient of Ontario Works and the Ontario Disability Support Program

Cornerstone Physiotherapy is not a publicly funded clinic – if the above condition apply to you please click HERE to find a OHIP clinic.

If you have any further questions on pelvic floor physiotherapy we offer a complimentary phone consultation with a registered pelvic floor physiotherapist to discuss your issues and provide honest advice about treatment options.

Still unsure whether our services will work for you? We offer a complimentary phone consultation with a registered physiotherapist to discuss your issue and provide honest advice about treatment options.

Please call us at (416. 595.5353

Hendersonville, Tenn. Conditions we treat

Results Physiotherapy offers many special treatments for patients suffering from pain in their body to help speed up recovery.

This treatment may include joint mobilization/manipulation, trigger point therapy, soft tissue mobilization, and more to relieve pain and aid in the recovery process. In addition to these techniques, your therapist will also suggest specific strength and endurance exercises to improve your joint mobility.

This treatment is growing in popularity and involves stimulating the affected muscle with a small needle. Through this method, your muscles release pent-up tension and begin to relax. Patients report immense pain relief upon completion of the treatment.

Results Physiotherapy offers effective treatment for running-related injuries. Our physical can help with plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, shin splints, hamstring, ankle and hip discomfort.

For women and men suffering from pelvic disorders, we offer treatments for both men (and women) who experience a range of symptoms, including pelvic pain, bowel problems and bladder dysfunction. Our therapists provide a complete and personalized approach to examination and treatment.

Ascension Saint Thomas, Results Physiotherapy, and Ascension Saint Thomas have partnered to bring physical therapy patients more choices than ever. All of our clinics are now able to offer therapeutic and outpatient programs.

Sports injury rehab

Occupational rehabilitation

Exercise programs

More!

What’s the Deal When A Pelvic Floor Therapist Or Endocrinologist Visits You?

Medical & health articles 28 Apr 2017 Women’s healthcare has changed dramatically in the past three or four decades in Australia. When we look at the wide range services available to us, it’s easy to forget that many of these services were not around in our grandmothers’ time.

Endocrinologists and pelvic floor specialists are both services that play an important part in women’s overall health. Each can be essential when it comes to helping a woman get fit and well after childbirth, or simply during the course of a woman’s lifetime, particularly around menopause. These highly qualified professionals can be found working in hospitals, private practices, and specialised clinics for women. You may be asked what to do if you are referred by an endocrinologist and / or a pelvic physiotherapist.

Women can have their pelvic floor muscle rehabilitated by Pelvic Floor Physiotherapists. This can happen due to childbirth or surgery. These muscles form a “sling” from the pubic bone in the front to the back. They support the bladder (colon), the womb and the bowel (uterus). If the muscles are weak, this can affect bladder and bowel control, resulting in incontinence (leakage) or prolapse.

Other women may have overactive pelvic floor muscles. This means that they are able to switch off involuntarily while they should relax. Women with overactive pelvic floor muscles need to be taught how to let go of their muscle tension. Being too active can lead to problems with sex, emptying your bladder and bowels, as well as difficulty using tampons.

Training and registration Physiotherapists study for a bachelor degree in physiotherapy over four years at university or they can do a double degree over six years. A postgraduate certificate or masters program may be required for those who wish to specialise in pelvic physiotherapy. They have to adhere strictly to the standards set by the Physiotherapy Board of Australia or Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency.

Consultation A referral from a doctor is not required to consult a pelvic floor specialist. However, if a doctor refers you with a chronic disease management plan, you can get a Medicare rebate for up to five sessions.

They will also take your history and discuss any medical or surgical issues. The physio will also take an interest in your exercise routines. The majority of them will examine the muscles in your pelvic floor.

The treatment options include biofeedback, manual massage and electromonitoring. The doctor will give advice about how to live a normal life, including fitness and healthy bladder and intestinal habits. You can get your pelvic floor muscles working again when you are in need.

Jean Hailes states that there is strong evidence to support the claim that pelvic floor therapy can reduce the symptoms of urinary incontinence or prolapse, as well as the impact of pregnancy and menopause. Janetta Webb, Jean Hailes’ pelvic floor specialist, agree. As part of a multi-disciplinary team, the pelvic floor and bladder physiotherapists are important. They can also help with sexual issues and painful pelvic conditions. Incontinence and pain in the pelvis should not make women suffer.

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