For patients
A clearer picture of what your muscles are doing
Pelvic floor concerns are common and very personal. Biofeedback turns muscle activity into a visual you can understand — so you and your care team can make informed decisions.
You may be exploring biofeedback for…
Bowel-emptying coordination
Constipation linked to pelvic floor dysfunction
Bladder leakage
Pelvic floor tension
Coordination challenges
We don't promise diagnoses or cures. Assessment results support — not replace — care from your physician or physical therapist.
What to expect
01
Request & referral
Reach out directly or through your physician or physical therapist. We review your goals and confirm the visit fits.
02
Assessment & consent
We explain each step, discuss sensor options and obtain your informed consent before any measurement.
03
Report & next steps
You receive a structured report, shared with your referring provider as appropriate, and a plan for what comes next.
Is the assessment painful?
Most people find it comfortable. Surface sensors rest on the skin. If an internal sensor is suggested, we explain why and you decide whether to proceed.
Do I need a referral?
Many patients are referred by a physician or physical therapist. Self-referral options will be confirmed before launch.
Will this diagnose my condition?
No. Biofeedback measures muscle activity patterns. Findings are shared with you and, as appropriate, your provider, who considers them within your overall care.
What should I wear or bring?
Comfortable clothing and any relevant notes from your provider. Detailed preparation instructions are shared before your visit.
Is insurance accepted?
Pricing and payment options are still being finalized. Current prices are provisional.
