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Pelvic Health

Regain control.
Restore confidence.

Pelvic floor physical therapy for bladder and bowel control — a common, treatable condition that affects millions of adults. It's not a normal part of aging, and you do not have to live with it.

What We Do

Pelvic floor therapy that treats the cause.

Urinary incontinence has three distinct types — stress, urge, and mixed — each with different causes and different treatments. Our pelvic health specialists identify yours precisely and build a plan that delivers real, lasting results.

Comprehensive Pelvic Floor Assessment

A thorough, private evaluation of pelvic floor muscle function — strength, coordination, timing, and relaxation — to identify the specific cause of your incontinence.

Biofeedback & Muscle Retraining

Real-time biofeedback helps you learn to correctly engage and relax your pelvic floor muscles. That's where the change begins.

Behavioral Training & Lifestyle Strategies

Bladder retraining, fluid management, dietary changes to reduce bladder irritation, and urge-control strategies — practical tools that work at home for life.

The Truth About Incontinence

Pelvic floor dysfunction is common. It is not normal. Up to 80% of cases are fully resolved with physical therapy.

Many people believe incontinence is an inevitable part of aging or that pads are the only option. Both are myths. Physical therapy is the recommended first-line treatment — and it works for the vast majority of patients without medication or surgery.

80%cure or significant improvement rate with physical therapy
8average sessions to achieve lasting results
Private Treatment RoomYour session, your space — always
One on One Care with Your Physical TherapistEvery visit — your therapist never leaves
Hands-On Manual TherapyReal treatment, every session
Fully Equipped FacilityPrivate rooms + full gym access
Conditions Treated

Types of incontinence we treat.

Incontinence with activity, can't make it to the bathroom in time, or experience both — our pelvic health team has a solution.

Stress Incontinence

Leakage with coughing, sneezing, laughing, lifting, or exercise.

Urge Incontinence

A sudden, strong urge to urinate with inability to delay reaching the bathroom.

Mixed Incontinence

A combination of stress and urge incontinence — very common and very treatable.

Post-Partum Incontinence

Pelvic floor dysfunction following vaginal delivery or C-section.

Post-Prostatectomy

Pelvic floor rehabilitation following prostate cancer surgery. Treatment can address a number of problems:

  • Weakness
  • Incomplete emptying
  • Difficulty starting
  • Pelvic floor pain
  • Increased frequency, especially at night

Pelvic Organ Prolapse

Conservative PT management to reduce symptoms and strengthen pelvic floor support.

Our Process

A private, respectful path to bladder control.

1

Confidential Pelvic Assessment

A private, professional evaluation with a trained pelvic health specialist — respectful, thorough, and completely confidential from start to finish.

2

Pelvic Floor Retraining

Targeted exercises to strengthen or relax the pelvic floor muscles depending on your specific diagnosis — not a generic Kegel program.

3

Biofeedback & Coordination Training

Real-time biofeedback confirms you are engaging the right muscles correctly — a critical step that most patients haven't had access to before.

4

Home Program & Long-Term Management

You leave with a clear home program and lifestyle strategies that maintain your results independently — and keep you dry for the long term.

Pelvic health treatment at PantherCreek Physical Therapy

Clackamas County's trusted choice since our founding — PantherCreek Physical Therapy & Balance brings skilled, hands-on care and a therapist who stays with you from start to finish.

Get Started

Ready to move with confidence again?

Our team is ready to build a plan around your goals. Call us or request an appointment online — we're here to help.

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