Pelvic Floor Therapy for Menopause in NYC
Menopause Symptoms
- Vaginal or vulvar dryness
- Vaginal or vulvar burning
- Vulvar itching
- Sexual difficulty
- Pain during sex
- Increased urinary tract infections
- Pelvic floor muscle weakness
- Pelvic floor muscle overactivity
- Urinary incontinence and fecal incontinence
- Pelvic Organ Prolapse (when the bladder, uterus, small intestine, or rectum drops into the vaginal vault)
- Mood swings
- Tendon health
- Osteoporosis
- Cardiac health
- Musculoskeletal pain
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Physical Therapy Treatments for Alleviating Symptoms of Menopause & Postmenopause
- Pelvic floor muscle training to strengthen and restore function to the muscles
- Core exercises
- Strength training exercises
- Breathing exercises
- Patient education on decreasing pelvic floor strain
- Massage
- Changing toileting mechanics
- Use of pelvic floor tools (including vaginal weights, wands, and dilators)
Benefits of Physical Therapy For Menopause
- Improve the function of the pelvic floor
- Reduce vaginal pain, dryness, and itching with the help from gynecologists (our treatments alone as physical therapists do not change the tissue of the vagina if atrophy and dryness occur due to hormonal changes)
- Reduce bladder urgency and frequency
- Improve sexual function
- Provide techniques to reduce the chances of symptom recurrence
- Maintain pelvic floor health
What To Expect
During Your Initial Physical Therapy Appointment
During Your Additional Physical Therapy Appointments
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Beyond Basics: We Can Help
At Beyond Basics, we are committed to treating pelvic floor issues with sensitivity to each individual’s needs, regardless of sex, race, identity, age, or orientation – we treat the whole person with a comprehensive, caring biopsychosocial approach.
Since 2003, Beyond Basics has been a place of hope and healing for our patients. We believe skilled and compassionate healing can restore your body’s harmony and balance. Founder, Amy Stein, and co-founder, Corey Hazama are renowned experts and leaders in pelvic floor PT.
The skilled physical therapists at Beyond Basics receive extensive training to qualify them to be the world’s leaders in pelvic floor rehabilitation. Our therapists have been carefully selected to work at Beyond Basics because they possess the right expertise, kindness, and empathy to allow them to excel in our practice.
Our therapists have completed hundreds of additional hours outside of their doctorates through institutes such as Herman and Wallace and the American Physical Therapy Association, to help hone their practice and provide exceptional treatment efficiently and compassionately. In addition to being the world’s foremost experts in pelvic floor dysfunction, our individual therapists have cultivated additional skills unique to their own personal interests. Read more about each one of our therapists here
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which insurance providers do you work with?
How many sessions will the treatment take with my physical therapist?
The number of sessions treatment will take varies among patients. Your Beyond Basics physical therapist will thoroughly discuss your treatment plan and adjust it as needed.
What if I need to cancel or reschedule my appointment?
Thank you for choosing us in your healing journey. Our mission is to enhance your overall physical health. We promise to provide you with excellent care and respect. We want you to completely understand our financial policies, so here they are:
Appointment Fee | Authorizing BBPT to charge credit card on file at time of service is rendered, based on fee sheet |
Late Cancellation Fee | 100% of the time reserved for you on the therapist schedule |
No Show Fee | 100% of the time reserved for you on the therapist schedule |
Non-Sufficient Funds Fee | $30.00 |
Cancelled/Stopped Check Fee | $30.00 |
Late fee (charged in increments of 15 minutes) | $84.75 |
- You can avoid the late and cancellation fees listed above. If you need to cancel your appointment, simply notify our administrative staff 24 business hours prior to your appointment time. To avoid the no show fee, please call the office to let us know you will not be able to make your appointment. If you are able to reschedule your appointment within the same week, you will not be charged for cancellation fee.
- If you no-show or late cancel (cancel within the 24 business hours time frame) more than 2 times in a row, we will place you on a 48-hour cancelation policy and charge you the appointment fee at the time of scheduling.
- You will also be responsible for collection fees and court costs in the event of default of payment of charges.
What should I wear to each session?
We ask that you wear comfortable sneakers and clothes. Think about what you would wear to go to the gym.
What will your treatments help with?
What is premature menopause?
Premature menopause occurs when a person before the age of 40 experiences menopause. However, this type of early menopause is rare.