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Many people are told that bladder leaking is just part of getting older, having babies, or being a woman. It isn't. Bladder leaking is a symptom — and like all symptoms, it has a root cause that can be identified and treated.
At Pelvicore Rehab & Wellness, we specialize in urinary incontinence treatment that gets to that root cause — without surgery, without medication, and without resigning yourself to a lifetime of pads. Whether you've been leaking for months or years, regardless of your age, we can help.
Women and men come to Pelvicore for pelvic floor therapy with symptoms that have often been dismissed, misdiagnosed, or poorly managed for years. We treat:
Leaking that occurs during physical activity — coughing, sneezing, laughing, jumping, or lifting. This is the most common type and is typically caused by weakness or poor coordination of the pelvic floor muscles. It responds very well to pelvic floor physical therapy.
A sudden, intense urge to urinate that's difficult or impossible to hold off. Often described as "key in the door" leaking — you make it to the front door and don't quite make it inside. This is driven by overactivity of the bladder muscle and responds well to pelvic floor retraining and biofeedback.
A combination of stress and urge incontinence — the most common presentation in women over 40. Both components are addressed as part of a comprehensive treatment plan.
Bladder leaking that develops or worsens after surgery — including bladder sling procedures, hysterectomy, prostatectomy, or other pelvic surgeries. Even if you've already had surgery and are still leaking, pelvic floor physical therapy can help.
Leaking after childbirth — vaginal or C-section — is extremely common but not something you simply have to accept. Early treatment produces the best outcomes.
“I have given up going to the beach for fear of leaking, and now I spend long days in the sand & sun free from worry.” Pam, age 56
“I love my job as a personal trainer BUT I feared I may have to give it up because of constantly leaking with weight lifting. I had almost given up, then I found Pelvicore Rehab, and today I can do the job I love full time.” Joy, age 28
“I was told that I either had to quit my job or have surgery since I am 72. I am a housekeeper, I love my job, but I leak when I clean and I did not want surgery. Thanks to Pelvicore Rehab, I did not have to have surgery and I have stopped leaking.” Gail, age 72
“I began Leaking after surgery and I would not even consider a full round of golf. I missed it! After my care at Pelvicore Rehab, I now play 18 holes every Sunday afternoon." Ben, age 63
MEET YOUR PELVIC FLOOR THERAPIST
Susan Winograd, MSPT has been treating pelvic floor dysfunction in men and women for nearly 30 years. She founded Pelvicore Rehab & Wellness with a single focus: getting to the root cause of symptoms that other providers have dismissed, misdiagnosed, or failed to resolve.
Susan specializes in the kind of cases that arrive at her door after years of dead ends — chronic pelvic pain, post-surgical recovery, bladder and bowel dysfunction, and sexual health issues that most men have never been able to talk openly about with a provider. She's been featured in Peloton, Fit + Well, and numerous health podcasts for her whole-body, non-surgical approach to pelvic health.
Her approach is thorough, judgment-free, and built around one question: what is your body actually telling us?
MEET YOUR PELVIC FLOOR THERAPIST
Jaime Greene, DPT is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and pelvic floor specialist at Pelvicore Rehab & Wellness. She earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Ohio University in 2005 and spent over 16 years in outpatient clinical practice in the Chicago area — including 12 years at Rush University Hospital, where she also served as a clinical supervisor.
It's common — but it isn't normal, and it isn't something you simply have to accept. Postpartum bladder leaking is one of the most treatable forms of urinary incontinence. The sooner it's addressed, the better the outcomes, but it's never too late to seek treatment.
Yes. Post-surgical incontinence is one of the conditions we treat regularly. If you're still experiencing leaking after a sling procedure or other pelvic surgery, pelvic floor physical therapy can address the underlying muscle dysfunction that surgery alone may not have resolved.
Absolutely. We treat men with bladder leaking related to post-prostatectomy recovery, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, and pelvic floor dysfunction. Bladder leaking is not exclusively a womens' issue.
It varies by type and severity. Most patients begin noticing improvement within a few sessions. A typical treatment plan runs 6–10 sessions, though some patients see significant results sooner. We'll give you a realistic expectation after your initial evaluation.
We are an out-of-network provider. Many patients offset costs through out-of-network benefits, HSA, or FSA accounts. We're happy to discuss rates and provide a good-faith estimate on your discovery call.
Our expert Pelvic Floor Physical Therapists have created a FREE short guide to help those struggling with Bladder Leaking.
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Bladder leaking is a common issue that causes daily frustration and embarrassment for many, with no end in sight. The good news? Urinary incontinence is fixable with a combination of lifestyle changes, diet, and targeted exercise.
Bladder leaking has a source. Urinary incontinence treatment at Pelvicore Rehab & Wellness in Boca Raton finds it — and fixes it. Call us at 561-295-1631 or book your free 15-minute discovery call below.
350 Camino Gardens Blvd, Unit 102, Boca Raton, FL 33432
