How Far Would You Travel to Heal Your Pelvic Floor Dysfunction?
It’s not an easy question to answer, we know.
Yet, each and every month we are contacted by people from all over the world inquiring about their life-altering pelvic floor dysfunctions and orthopedic conditions. In face, we have treated patients from San Francisco, Seattle, Arizona, Idaho, Wisconsin, Saudi Arabia, France, and Canada. The truth is, only so much can be said virtually before it becomes necessary to evaluate your unique case. That is why our doors are open to patients from anywhere, and that is why have worked hard to establish an effective, intensive patient program for our global patient program pelvic warriors.
Here’s my fellow Creighton University PT school alum (she graduated in the class below me) and now global patient traveling in for treatment from Arizona!
You may have read about Helen traveling from Paris, France to conquer her pudendal neuralgia. This time, I was able to see someone from Arizona who was not only a patient, but a former peer! It’s always great seeing friends from school, but seeing her as a patient? Even cooler! Photographed here is my fellow Creighton University PT school alum (she graduated in the class below me) and now global patient traveling in for treatment from Arizona!
Pelvic pain and pelvic floor dysfunction know no border.
If you feel that you or someone you know is at the end of their rope with his or her pelvic floor dysfunction, check out our virtual session options (evaluation via video chat!) and ask about our global patient program. Hope and healing may be closer than you think.
We want to encourage you to get evaluated by one of our outstanding physical therapists, and regain control of your life. Pelvic pain, pelvic floor dysfunction, back pain, tailbone pain—you name it—these conditions do not have to control your life. There is hope. Call us today to book an appointment for 1 of our 3 Southern California locations, or inquire about a virtual, online treatment session.
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