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Whether you've spent years searching for answers or your symptoms have only recently begun, we're here to help you take the next step toward living more comfortably and confidently again!
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Frequently Asked Questions
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We do things a little differently at KPP. When you reach out, you'll hear from a real person - a member of our team, not a call center. If you submit the form during business hours, you can expect a response the same day. Messages received after hours will be returned the following business morning.
Have questions in the meantime? Give us a call at 404-228-1935. We're always happy to help.
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No! Georgia is a direct access state, which means you can begin pelvic physical therapy without a prescription or referral from a physician. However, GA law does require communication with a healthcare provider after a certain number of visits and/or a specific amount of time under our care.
If needed, our administrative team can help obtain a referral from your provider. If you already have one, we encourage you to bring it with you to your first visit.
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Many of our patients notice improvement or relief after their first session, while others may need more time as we work together to address the root causes of their symptoms.
We like to stress that everyone’s timeline is different, but with consistent care and following your personalized home program, most patients begin to notice meaningful changes within their first few visits.
Remember, our ultimate goal is not just short-term relief. We’re here to help you return to the activities, movement, and lifestyle that matter most to you - which can take time!
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Every person and every condition is different, so there is no set number of visits or one-size-fits-all treatment plan. Your physical therapist will create a personalized plan based on your symptoms, goals, and their findings.
Our treatment plans involve an average of 7-10 visits. Though some may need fewer visits and others benefit from a longer plan of care, you and your therapist will decide together what fits best for your goals.
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Yes! You can absolutely come to your appointment while you’re on your period. We can continue treatment as usual as long as you feel comfortable.
If you prefer not to have internal work done during your cycle, that’s completely okay. There are many other aspects of pelvic physical therapy (external techniques, movement, exercise, dry needling, RedCord, Ultrasound, etc.) that can still be done (and are just as important as internal work) during your visit.
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Internal work is never required, and you are always in control of your care! Your physical therapist will discuss all treatment options with you and only perform internal assessments or treatment with your consent.
While internal work can be a helpful tool - it is just one part of pelvic physical therapy. We like to say that we “have many tools in our tool-box” that can be used to address your symptoms and help you reach your goals, not including internal/manual therapy!
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Kegels aren’t the right solution for everyone! While pelvic floor strengthening can be helpful for some symptoms, others may actually be caused by a pelvic floor that is too tight, overactive, or not coordinating properly. In this sense, kegels can exacerbate symptoms.
We always recommend starting with a pelvic floor initial evaluation before beginning any type of home program - even if you’re planning on just doing kegels. Our physical therapists will assess your unique symptoms and create an individualized treatment plan with exercises and strategies that are specific to your body and goals.
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Whether you live hours away or just on the other side of Atlanta, we’ll help you create a care plan that works for you.
While we recommend an in-person evaluation visit whenever possible, we do offer telehealth appointments to help you get started and continue care when appropriate.
For those traveling from farther away, we often create a personalized plan that combines periodic in-person visits, telehealth check-ins, and a customized home program. We can also collaborate with a local physical therapist for ongoing care closer to home when needed.
Not sure what option is right for you? Reach out to our team! We’re happy to help you determine the best path forward.
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We understand that life happens! Because we reserve dedicated one-on-one time specifically for you, we ask that any appointment changes be made at least 24 hours in advance.
Appointments canceled with less than 24 hours’ notice or any missed appointments will result in a cancellation fee.
To ensure timely and accurate communication, all appointment changes must be made by phone (text and email requests are not accepted). If you call outside of our office hours, please leave a voicemail! Your message will be time-stamped and honored based on when it was received.
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We work with insurance as an out of network provider. We also offer a sliding scale.
Ready to get your life back on track?
You don’t have to keep adjusting your life around your symptoms or accepting discomfort as your new normal. With personalized, one-on-one pelvic physical therapy, our team will take the time to understand your story, uncover what’s contributing to your symptoms, and create a plan to help you feel stronger, more confident, and more comfortable in your body!