FAQ

You and your therapist will have a thorough discussion about your health, your current concerns and your goals.   We will do an orthopedic physical therapy assessment including assessing your mobility, strength, movement patterns, and other physical measures.  We will also perform a pelvic floor assessment that may include an internal exam to palpate the muscles that may be responsible for your symptoms.  From this evaluation, we will determine what exercises to give you as part of your home exercise program and create a plan for future visits.

For many pelvic and pelvic floor related conditions, an internal assessment may be recommended.  This assessment may include visual inspection and palpation of the perineal region as well as palpation and testing of muscles and other tissues through the vagina and/or rectum.  We pride ourselves in creating a professional and safe environment for you and only proceed at a pace and level that is comfortable for you.  You are in control and may stop treatment at any time for any reason.  Depending on findings during the internal assessment, internal treatment may be recommended at subsequent visits, at your consent.  Your therapist will explain in detail what is recommended, why, and alternative treatments.

Yes.  There is no contraindication for internal pelvic floor therapy while you are menstruating.  If you would rather not have internal work performed, we can work externally only or you can reschedule.  Please remember that we have a 24-hour cancellation policy.

As soon as you feel ready.  You can begin gentle pelvic floor muscle exercises, breathing exercises, and gentle abdominal exercises immediately postpartum following non-complicated childbirths.  If an internal assessment is necessary, this may be performed after being cleared by your OB/midwife at your 6-week postpartum checkup.

Give us a call at (702)900-4323 or simply click here to send us a message.  We will provide a free 15 minute consultation over the phone and from there we can schedule your first appointment!  

Call us at (702)900-4323.  Please leave a detailed voice message if we are unable to answer your call.  Please note that you may be charged a cancellation fee if <24 hours notice is provided. 

No.  In the state of Nevada and Indiana, physical therapists have direct access, apart from Medicare clients.  Direct access allows you to have PT treatment without a referral, allowing us to see you sooner after an injury or when the pain begins so we can help you resolve any symptoms and get you back to activities quicker.  We believe in a collaborative approach to therapy and are happy to send a copy of your evaluation to your primary care provider. 

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It means that we come to you!  In the fast-paced world we live in, convenience is paramount.  We recognize that many of our clients lead busy lives, so we take the commute out of the equation for you. 

In your home, office, or through telehealth services.  

Telehealth is a live, one-on-one video appointment with your physical therapist using a secure technology platform.  Telehealth visits require the use of a smartphone, tablet or computer with a camera to participate.  Telehealth services place a premium on your time and comfort, providing access to physical therapy right from the comfort of your own home.  We currently offer telehealth services in the state of Nevada and Indiana.

Yes.  At Enrich Motion, we believe consistency is key. 

Wellness care is preventative care and not for rehabilitating a specific injury, which is care that is not typically covered by insurance.  Wellness services are available for improving strength, flexibility, overall fitness, and injury prevention.  We help you prevent injury so that you can remain living an active lifestyle.  Services provided to treat pain or an injury are not considered wellness and would fall under physical therapy services.