Physical Therapy

Our licensed physical therapy providers use state-of-the-art treatment techniques and equipment to help individuals restore function and mobility after it has been lost due to injury, surgery or disease.

For in-person visits, call (619) 515-2376, or schedule a telehealth appointment.

Available Services:

Balance & fall risk assessments
Foot/ankle dysfunction
Vestibular dysfunction, vertigo & dizziness
Gait & running analysis
Custom-shoe orthotics
Chronic pain management
Sports injuries
Individualized home exercise programs
Manual therapy
Traction for spine pain
Therapeutic exercises
Back & neck pain
Pain reduction modalities
Partial blood flow restriction (PBFR) strengthening
Pelvic health physical therapy
PRS Support Fund

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Pelvic health physical therapy

A healthy pelvic floor is important for supporting your body, maintaining healthy sexual function and making bathroom visits more comfortable and less frequent. Our physical therapists are specialists in pelvic health and can help with:

Heaviness in the pelvis
Exercises can help create strong support for your pelvic organs during any physical activity.
Going to the bathroom
Exercises can help you go to the bathroom more easily, control how much you are going to the bathroom during the day or night and decrease any bladder or bowel accidents.
Having a baby
Exercises during pregnancy can help you get ready for giving birth and can help you recover faster.
Pain in the pelvis
Stretches, exercises and relaxation techniques can help decrease pain that can occur during sex or when going to the bathroom.
Prostate issues
Stretches, exercises and manual therapy can help your muscles recover after surgery or treatment.
Erectile dysfunction
Exercises and stretches can help strengthen muscles, address pain and improve sexual function.

We’re here to help! Start taking care of your pelvic health now.

If you have any of the symptoms above, or experience any pelvic floor issues, ask your primary care provider for a referral to our pelvic floor physical therapists.

For more information, call (619) 515-2376.