Pelvic Rehab Physical Therapy

About Pelvic Rehab Physical Therapy

Pelvic Rehab Physical Therapy is a Houston practice focused on pelvic floor physical therapy and women’s health. The clinic says it serves Houston and surrounding areas and works with women of all ages, including those looking for support during pregnancy, after delivery, and for ongoing pelvic health concerns. Care is offered through one-on-one in-person visits, concierge physical therapy provided in the home, and virtual appointments. The website describes services in pelvic rehabilitation, pregnancy and postpartum planning, and postpartum recovery. It also states that the clinic addresses a range of concerns including pelvic pain, urinary and bladder issues, vulvodynia, vaginismus, dyspareunia, pelvic floor muscle weakness, levator ani spasm, irritable bladder symptoms, leaking, prolapse, diastasis recti, scar pain and restrictions, and pregnancy-related low back, hip, groin, sciatic, pelvic, perineal, and pubic symphysis pain. The office is listed on Milam Street in Houston, with hours Monday through Friday from 9 am to 6 pm and Saturday from 9 am to 1 pm.

The practice presents its care model as individualized, compassionate, and centered on finding the underlying source of symptoms rather than only trying to calm them temporarily. Its website says each patient begins with a comprehensive evaluation so symptoms can be assessed and a treatment plan tailored to that person. The clinic also emphasizes continuity of care by keeping patients with the same physical therapist at each visit, along with a calm private treatment setting and ongoing support during and after care. Pelvic Rehab Physical Therapy is led by Dr. Ning Malabanan, PT, DPT, PCES. According to the site, she first trained in physical therapy in the Philippines, later earned her doctorate in New York, and completed advanced pelvic health training through the Herman and Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute. The clinic also notes her experience in hospital, home health, outpatient, and private practice settings, and describes her approach as collaborative, education-focused, and aimed at helping patients better understand their bodies and return to daily life with less pelvic discomfort.

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