Male Pelvic Floor and Orthopedics in NYC
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Male Treating Males | Female Treating Females
We are passionate about helping individuals understand their bodies and empowering them with professional guidance on pelvic floor therapy. With a strong foundation in optimizing human movement and wellness, our team takes a holistic, whole-body approach to care—because addressing the entire kinetic chain is essential for lasting results.
We specialize in Men’s and Women’s Health & Wellness, providing care that’s tailored not just to physical needs but also to emotional comfort. Whether it’s a man seeking help for pelvic pain or a woman looking for postpartum pelvic support, our gender-specific model ensures that every person receives care from someone who understands their unique experience.
Our journey into gender-aligned care was born from personal experience and empathy. We know how important it is to feel understood—both physiologically and psychologically. That’s why we’re committed to creating an environment where people can be vulnerable, ask questions, and get the support they deserve.
Our mission is to break the stigma around pelvic floor dysfunction and to normalize seeking care—no matter your gender or the issue. By offering a personalized, gender-specific approach, we ensure that everyone who walks through our doors feels seen, heard, and truly cared for.
Our Services
Pelvic Floor Dysfunction
Weak core engagement causing urinary incontinence or pelvic pain.
Lower Back, Hip & Groin Pain
Strain from poor posture, weak stabilizers, or overuse.
Knee & Shoulder Injuries
Misalignment, instability, or incorrect movement patterns.
Foot & IT Band Pain
Overuse, improper technique, or muscle imbalances.
Tendinitis & Joint Strain
Repetitive motions leading to inflammation and discomfort.
Core Weakness & Postural Issues
Inefficient movement increasing injury risk.
Biofeedback Therapy
A painless method that improves pelvic muscle function, benefiting over 75% of patients.
Manual Therapy & Myofascial Release
Relieving tight pelvic muscles for better relaxation and coordination.
Pelvic Floor Exercises
Targeted stretching and strengthening to enhance muscle control and reduce symptoms.
Millions of men experience Pelvic Floor Dysfunction (PFD)—with an estimated 20% of Americans affected at some point in their lives. While PFD can impact anyone, men often face challenges like erectile dysfunction (ED), hard flaccid syndrome, premature ejaculation, chronic pelvic pain, and urinary issues.
At Pelvis NYC, we specialize in non-invasive, personalized treatment to relieve pain, restore function, and improve quality of life. Our approach includes:
- Biofeedback Therapy – A painless method that improves pelvic muscle function, benefiting over 75% of patients.
- Manual Therapy & Myofascial Release – Relieving tight pelvic muscles for better relaxation and coordination.
- Pelvic Floor Exercises – Targeted stretching and strengthening to enhance muscle control and reduce symptoms.
We provide a judgment-free space where men can seek expert care and regain confidence without surgery. Our holistic approach integrates biological and psychosocial factors to ensure lasting recovery.
At Pelvis NYC, we recognize how joint pain and muscle discomfort can affect your daily life. We provide specialized care for both men and women, treating a wide range of conditions—including osteoarthritis, sports injuries, chronic back pain, musculoskeletal disorders, and post-surgical recovery.
Our approach goes beyond just addressing symptoms. We focus on improving your overall movement efficiency, reducing pain, and restoring function, so you can return to your daily activities with confidence. Through expert orthopedic physical therapy, we empower you to move better, feel stronger, and maximize your body’s performance.
Maximizing athletic performance isn’t just about training harder—it’s about training smarter. Poor movement patterns and improper technique can lead to common issues such as:
- Pelvic Floor Dysfunction – Weak core engagement causing urinary incontinence or pelvic pain.
- Lower Back, Hip & Groin Pain – Strain from poor posture, weak stabilizers, or overuse.
- Knee & Shoulder Injuries – Misalignment, instability, or incorrect movement patterns.
- Foot & IT Band Pain – Overuse, improper technique, or muscle imbalances.
- Tendinitis & Joint Strain – Repetitive motions leading to inflammation and discomfort.
- Core Weakness & Postural Issues – Inefficient movement increasing injury risk.
The Pelvic Floor is the layer of muscles that support the bottom of the pelvic area.
The pelvic floor supports the internal organs of the pelvic region.
It also assist with bowel and/or bladder as well as sexual fuction.
The pelvic floor is made up of muscles that form a sling from your coccyx to your pubic bone.
When these muscles become overactive/underactive it can result in pain, sexual dysfunction, bowel insufficiency and urinary/fecal incontinence. Pelvic Floor dysfunction and pain can be caused by a wide variety of reasons and it is important to take an individualistic approach during treatment and planning for your pelvic floor physical therapy.
The medical practitioners in our facility are experts at evaluating and treating the multifaceted condition that is a Pelvic Floor Dysfunction through Pelvic Floor Therapy.
Solutions for every patient seeking relief from pelvic issues.

Sahil Lele

Bradley Heller

William Carroll

Nina Duarte
Loved by patients everywhere
Men's Health & Wellness:
We found that when males were being treated by female physical therapists, there is always a disconnect when explaining symptoms and trigger points because females cannot relate. So we decided to treat MALE PELVIC FLOOR DYSFUNCTION as a MALE so that they could relate to our pain and normalize pelvic floor muscles issues and provide the best program for physical therapy. Here are the most common pelvic floor issues that we have successfully treated:
- Prostatitis/CPPS
- BPE/BPH
- Post-Prostatectomy
- Incontinence/Painful Urination
- Sexual Dysfunction (Erectile Dysfunction, Premature Ejaculation)
- Chronic Prostatitis
- Interstitial Cystitis
- Orchialgia/Testalgia
- Peyronie’s Disease
- Penile Pain
- Anorectal Pain
- Pudendal Nerve Entrapment
- Post Vasectomy Pain
- Epididymitis
- Gastrointestinal & Bowel Disorders
- Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder (PGAD)
Orthopedic Physical Therapy:
We could list every joint pain and muscular diagnosis but our goal is to make you a more efficient mover without pain and discomfort after your therapy. With that being said, teaching you how to use your body as a vessel for maximum performance will always be our #1 priority.
“Male pelvic health, especially those with pelvic pain, is poorly researched and poorly understood. Getting a medical provider to understand what you are feeling was an obstacle in and of itself. I was being told
IT WAS ALL IN MY HEAD, but I knew it wasn’t”
Frequently Asked Questions
The treatment plan for pelvic pain in men is designed to be a one-one 45 minute session geared towards each person’s individual needs. We will design a specific treatment plan of care for pelvic floor therapy geared towards each patient’s expected outcome as planned by our in-house physical therapists.
There is no magic number of sessions that equal a successful prognosis. There are those that feel better in a few sessions and those that get better in many sessions of pelvic floor physical therapy. Our goal is to get you better as fast as possible because we know how much this matters to you.
No, you do not need a referral from your physician for us to provide you a consultation and treatment plan. You can just avail your free 15-min tele-consultation and/or book your appointment with our physical therapists.
Pelvis NYC is an Out of Network Provider. That being said, we will do everything in our power to make sure you get care. Please contact us to inquire about how you can get treatment.
How do I book an appointment?
To get in touch with us, kindly fill out the Contact Us form and/or email us at Drpelvis@pelvis.nyc. Our in-house clinician/physical therapist will respond to your queries.