Muscle Restoration Therapy offers non-invasive pelvic floor therapy in Fort Collins using an HIEMT (High-Intensity Electromagnetic Technology) pelvic floor chair. You stay fully clothed, there’s no internal exam, and you can return to your day right after each 30-minute session.
The chair strengthens the deep pelvic floor muscles that support bladder control, core stability, and pelvic comfort. Every program starts with an evaluation to confirm the chair is a good fit for your goals.
The HIEMT chair uses focused electromagnetic energy to trigger thousands of deep pelvic floor muscle contractions in a single 30-minute session. These are contractions that are hard to produce with Kegel exercises alone.
Your first visit begins with a review of your symptoms, health history, goals, and any factors that could affect treatment safety. MRT uses this information to decide whether HIEMT or another approach may be appropriate.
If treatment is recommended, you remain fully clothed while sitting in the HIEMT chair for about 30 minutes. The intensity is adjusted to your comfort level. You may feel tapping, pulsing, or repeated muscle contractions during the session.
MRT tracks symptoms at the beginning and end of the program. This may include bladder leaks, bathroom urgency and frequency, hip and groin discomfort, sexual function, and low back symptoms. Progress is measured rather than assumed.
HIEMT treatment may be considered when weakness or poor coordination contributes to bladder symptoms, pelvic discomfort, postpartum changes, or recovery after prostate surgery. MRT evaluates six main areas and tracks changes throughout care.
HIEMT treatment may be considered when weakness or poor coordination contributes to bladder symptoms, pelvic discomfort, postpartum changes, or recovery after prostate surgery. MRT evaluates six main areas and tracks changes throughout care.
Pelvic health issues affect individuals differently at various life stages. Our Fort Collins clinic provides dedicated, private pelvic floor programs tailored to specific biological needs.
Pregnancy and childbirth place immense strain on core muscles and connective tissue. Our postpartum pelvic floor therapy helps mothers regain bladder control and core stability without invasive procedures.
Key indications for women:
Postpartum pelvic floor therapy for bladder leaks during coughing, sneezing, lifting, or running.
Post-menopausal changes in bladder control and pelvic support.
Core weakness, pelvic pressure, or sexual function concerns.
Women seeking pelvic floor therapy for women without undergoing internal physical exams.
Men frequently experience pelvic floor dysfunction following prostate procedures or as part of age-related pelvic muscle weakness.
Key indications for men:
Persistent post-prostatectomy incontinence and urinary leakage.
Pelvic floor therapy for men experiencing urgency, frequency, or nighttime bathroom trips (nocturia).
Chronic pelvic discomfort or weakness affecting lower body stability.
Men seeking a non-surgical, non-pharmaceutical rehabilitation option in Northern Colorado.
Unlike many treatments marketed through med spas, HIEMT pelvic therapy has a meaningful and growing body of peer-reviewed clinical research. Below are two studies that inform our clinical approach. Published findings do not guarantee the same result for every patient. MRT uses the research as one part of the evaluation and tracks each person’s symptoms throughout care.
Guerette et al., 2023, published in the Journal of Women’s Health Care. A multi-center randomized controlled trial comparing HIEMT therapy to conventional pelvic floor muscle training (PFMT) for the treatment of urinary incontinence in women. The HIEMT group demonstrated a 35% improvement in ICIQ-LUTSqol scores at six months — statistically significant and clinically meaningful. Improvements were sustained through the 12-month follow-up. The PFMT group did not reach statistical significance at long-term follow-up.
A 2025 clinical study evaluating HIEMT therapy in men with persistent urinary incontinence following radical prostatectomy. Mean ICIQ-SF scores improved by 53.1% after the treatment course and by 60.6% at one-month follow-up. Daily pad use dropped from baseline to approximately one pad per day at follow-up. No adverse events were reported across the study population.
We are a pain and recovery clinic in Fort Collins — not an aesthetics practice. Pelvic floor therapy sits alongside our other clinical modalities including SoftWave therapy, laser therapy, PEMF, and spinal decompression. Patients are treated by practitioners, not salespeople. Treatment decisions are clinical, not cosmetic.
We measure progress across six validated dimensions — urinary leak frequency and severity, bathroom urgency and frequency, sexual function and satisfaction, pelvic pain, and low back pain. Every patient completes intake and exit tracking so that improvement is documented, not guessed at.
Pelvic symptoms do not always occur by themselves. The muscles involved in pelvic support work with the hips, core, and low back. When appropriate, MRT can connect this treatment with other services focused on pain, mobility, muscle function, and recovery.
Conveniently located at 4532 McMurry Ave, Suite 204, Fort Collins, CO 80525 (near Harmony Road), Muscle Restoration Therapy is a dedicated pain management and recovery clinic—not an aesthetics spa.
If you are looking for trusted pelvic floor therapy near me, we proudly serve patients across:
Fort Collins
Loveland
Windsor
Timnath
Wellington & Severance
Free on-site parking is available. Call 970-449-9757 or request your appointment online today.
Talk with the Muscle Restoration Therapy team about your symptoms, treatment history, and goals. Your first visit will help determine whether HIEMT or another non-invasive option may be appropriate.
Call 970-449-9757 or use the form below to request your first appointment at the Fort Collins clinic.
If you need pelvic floor physical therapy in Fort Collins, visit Muscle Restoration Therapy at 4532 McMurry Ave, Suite 204. We offer comfortable, non-invasive HIEMT pelvic floor therapy near me for both men and women.
Traditional pelvic floor physical therapy often involves manual internal examinations and voluntary exercises. HIEMT technology allows patients to stay completely clothed while electromagnetic waves trigger thousands of involuntary muscle contractions per session.
Yes. We offer specialized postpartum rehabilitation to help women restore core strength, eliminate bladder leakage, and improve pelvic muscle tone after childbirth.
Absolutely. We provide targeted pelvic floor therapy for men dealing with post-prostatectomy incontinence, urinary urgency, or general pelvic floor weakness.
Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothes (like workout pants or sweatpants).
Because our non-invasive pelvic floor therapy uses HIEMT chair technology, you remain fully clothed during treatment—no gown or disrobing required. Just avoid heavy metal zippers, belts, or stiff denim around your waist.
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