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At Physio One Physical Therapy, you’re sure to experience our commitment to providing personalized care for pelvic floor conditions.

We pride ourselves on our dedicated approach to patient care, which is modeled after and managed by our parent company, Onondaga Physical Therapy. We are a Medicare Participating Practice, but otherwise out-of-network with all other plans. We offer an affordable and competitive self-payment rate. We are happy to provide a “Superbill” for our patients to seek reimbursement under any applicable out-of-network benefits they may have. https://myphysioone.com/about/

10/29/2026

Pelvic health PT isn’t just for new moms. It’s for anyone with a pelvic floor.

That includes people who had their kids years ago, people going through menopause, people recovering from surgery, people living with chronic pelvic pain, and men, including after prostate surgery. Pelvic floor concerns can show up at almost any stage of life, and you deserve care that listens to your needs.

Tag someone who needs to hear this.

10/28/2026

A tight pelvic floor needs release just as much as a weak one needs strength.

We hear a lot about strengthening, but pelvic floor muscles that can’t relax can cause problems of their own, including pain and bladder or bowel trouble. These three gentle positions give that area a break at the end of a busy week. Move slowly, breathe comfortably, and never force a stretch.

If anything increases your pain or pressure, stop and check in with your pelvic health provider. Save this relaxation routine for a quieter moment.

10/27/2026

A big laugh at a Halloween party shouldn’t come with a leak.

If laughing, coughing, or sneezing has you bracing for a leak, you’re in good company. Urinary leakage is common, but it isn’t something you simply have to live with. Pelvic floor physical therapy can help you understand why it’s happening and work on it, so you can enjoy the costumes, the candy, and the laughing.

Comment LEAK and we’ll send you our free guide.

10/26/2026

Every patient’s care starts with someone who specializes in exactly this.

Meet Kayla Rutherford, PT, DPT, our pelvic health specialist. She helps women and men with bladder concerns, pelvic pain, painful in*******se, pregnancy and postpartum changes, menopause, and recovery after surgery. Her goal is to help you understand what’s going on and feel more comfortable and confident in your day to day life.

Your comfort matters here. Tag someone who should meet our team.

10/25/2026

Six weeks is a checkup, not a finish line.

In this reel, we’re talking about what postpartum recovery really looks like and why it takes longer than most people are told. Leaking, pelvic pressure, abdominal changes, and pain that lingers are common, and they deserve care instead of quiet endurance.

If you’re postpartum and something doesn’t feel right, trust that instinct. Give us a call to book an appointment and learn more about postpartum pelvic health.

10/25/2026

Hormonal shifts during menopause affect more than hot flashes.

Menopause can also change pelvic and urinary health, including vaginal dryness, discomfort, urinary urgency, and changes in bladder control. These symptoms are common, but they aren’t something you simply have to accept. Pelvic health physical therapy can help you manage them and feel more like yourself.

If you’ve noticed changes and weren’t sure who to ask, start here.

Book an appointment today and talk with our team about your pelvic health.

10/24/2026

She didn’t think pain-free intimacy was possible again. She was wrong.

Pain during intimacy is far more common than most people talk about, and many women quietly assume it’s something they just have to live with. It isn’t. Pelvic floor physical therapy can help address the underlying causes, and every patient’s journey is different. With the right support, progress may be possible.

If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone, and there’s no need to be embarrassed. Our team is here to listen and help.

Talk to us if you are experiencing pain during intimacy.

10/23/2026

The 6-week clearance doesn’t mean your body’s healing is finished.

Recovery after birth continues well past that first checkup, and that’s normal. Pelvic floor symptoms, abdominal changes, discomfort, and difficulty returning to everyday activities all deserve attention when they show up. Whether it’s been six weeks or six months, it’s never too late to ask for support.

You’ve spent so much time caring for someone else. Your recovery matters too.

Give us a call to book an appointment and learn more about postpartum pelvic health.

10/22/2026

Your first visit is more conversation than exam, and it starts with listening.

Many people put off pelvic health care because they don’t know what will happen when they walk in. Here’s what to expect:

A conversation about your symptoms and goals
Questions about how your symptoms affect your daily life
A personalized plan based on your needs and comfort

You set the pace. Your comfort matters at every step, and nothing happens without you understanding it first. Our goal is for you to leave feeling heard and clear on what comes next.

Schedule an evaluation with our team to discuss your concerns.

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10/21/2026

The right exercises can protect more than one part of your body at once.

Here are three simple movements that support both pelvic health and bone strength:

Sit-to-stand: builds functional lower-body strength
Calf raises: support lower-leg strength and balance
Supported balance: practice steady, controlled movement

Do them slowly and with control. Use a sturdy chair for support, and stop if anything feels painful or unsafe. Every body is different, so adapt these exercises to your individual ability and clinical guidance. If you’re unsure where to start, our team can help you build a routine that fits you.

Save this dual-purpose routine so it’s ready when you are.

Address

8392 Oswego Road
Liverpool, NY
13090

Telephone

+13158779747

Website

http://www.myphysioone.com/

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