Are You Looking For a Pelvic Floor Health Physical Therapist In Greer, South Carolina?

An initial evaluation includes assessing your strengths and weaknesses, posture, range of motion, joint mobility, breathing and movement patterns, checking your muscles to see if you have tight or sore muscles, and analyzing your gait pattern. These findings will determine your individualized plan of care.

- Pelvic pain

- Back pain

- Pelvic Organ Prolapse

- Hip pain

- Sciatica

- Pregnancy & Postpartum

- Headaches

- Sacroiliac (SI) Joint Dysfunction

- Endometriosis

- Interstitial Cystitis

- Discomfort from nursing

- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

- Sprains and Strains

- Difficulty walking

- Caesarean and/or Episiotomy Scar pain

- Diastasis Rectus Abdominis

- Safe exercise during pregnancy

- Resuming Exercises postpartum (as early as one week after delivery)

- Urinary incontinence

- Pain with intimacy

- Pubic symphysis dysfunction (SPD)

- Post-surgical care

- Sports injuries

- Weakness

Body Works Women’s Health and Wellness utilizes current research to provide each patient with the most up to date and innovative treatment techniques. Our treatment sessions provide patients with specialized one-on-one care. Treatment plans may include any of the following, but all treatment plans are individually designed to each patient’s unique needs.

Treatment Services:

- Strengthening

- Stretching

- Manual Therapy (Joint Mobilization/Soft and Deep Tissue Mobilization)

- Breathing techniques

- Pain management techniques

- Scar mobility

- Pelvic Floor Muscle Training

- Core Stabilization

- Labor and Delivery Positioning Strategies

- Injury Prevention

- Body Mechanics Training

- Home Exercise Programs

- Long Term Management Strategies

- Real Time Ultrasound

Body Works Women’s Health & Wellness is intentionally an out of network and cash based provider. This allows us to provide personalized evaluations, necessary treatments, and create an individualized plan of care that is otherwise dictated by insurance reimbursement requirements. A detailed receipt will be provided to you upon request for you to self-submit to your insurance.

We can review your out of network benefits for you, and also request you verify these prior to your appointment if you have questions regarding reimbursement. We can verify for you what your reimbursement could look like.

South Carolina has direct access for 30 days, which means you are not required to have a physician referral during that time. Once we’ve finished your assessment, we’ll send your assessment to your preferred physician, a medical provider who can write a prescription/referral like an MD, DO, NP, PA, CNM, to have signed off on your plan of care, which will replace your need for a referral.

Yes. We will provide you with a detailed superbill or receipt of your visits for you to send into your insurance company. Please review the rules and regulations of your HSA or FSA before your appointment.

We place a high value on individualized treatment, and we want this to be the best healthcare experience you’ve ever had! Because we spend so much time with you, we’re able to accomplish a lot during each visit. Your initial evaluation and follow-up sessions are up to an hour so you and your pelvic floor physical therapist will have the time necessary to get to know each other and get to the root cause of your issue.

Not at all, being on your period doesn’t mean you need to reschedule your appointment. First of all, we can still do a pelvic floor assessment even if you are on your period. If you are fine with it, we are totally fine with it. Second, if you defer the pelvic floor assessment while on your period, there are still so many things we can talk about, assess, and treat that aren’t involving needing to assess the pelvic floor right away. We don’t want you to miss out on your care just because your period has arrived.