PELVIC FLOOR THERAPY
Frederick - MD
Experience Personalized Orthopedic & Pelvic Floor PT Frederick Clinic
Discover expert physical therapy and massage therapy including prenatal massage at Indigo Physiotherapy in Frederick, MD. Our dedicated team provides compassionate care, helping you regain your strength and mobility. Our Frederick location is designed for your comfort and recovery with boutique private rooms for one-on-one care. Discover the Indigo difference today.
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in Frederick Maryland
2440 Osprey Way S, Suite C
Frederick, MD 21701
Serving the greater Frederick and Frederick County area including Ballenger Creek, Braddock Heights, Clover Hill, Middletown, Mount Airy, Spring Ridge, Urbana, and Walkersville.
FAQs
Will insurance cover pelvic floor therapy?
We are out-of-network for most insurance plans but submit claims on your behalf. Coverage varies by plan, but we also accept HSA/FSA payments.
What is done during pelvic floor therapy?
Sessions are typically one hour long and include an evaluation of your concerns, followed by hands-on treatment and personalized exercises to address your specific needs.
When should you start pelvic floor therapy during pregnancy?
Pelvic floor therapy can be started at any point during pregnancy, but many healthcare providers recommend beginning as soon as possible if experiencing symptoms such as urinary leakage, pelvic pain, or pressure.
What does a postpartum physical therapist do?
A postpartum physical therapist specializes in helping individuals recover after childbirth by addressing musculoskeletal issues, pelvic floor dysfunction, and overall body strength.
When to see pelvic floor PT postpartum?
If you have any concerns or symptoms, we recommend calling for a free 15 minute consultation with one of our DPTs. At that time, we may recommend you follow up with your OB/GYN, or suggest our postpartum telehealth service. But typically we wait until patients are cleared by their physicians at 6 weeks.
Can you fix diastasis recti with physical therapy?
Yes, diastasis recti (abdominal separation) can be effectively treated with physical therapy in most cases. A pelvic floor physical therapist can guide you through targeted exercises to strengthen the deep core muscles, restore proper function, and reduce the abdominal gap.
