ONE-ON-ONE PELVIC FLOOR CARE
Pelvic Health Physical Therapy in Kailua and Kaneohe
Private, specialized care so you can feel like yourself again. We provide a safe space to address intimate health concerns with expertise and compassion.
Pelvic health physical therapy is specialized treatment for the muscles and connective tissue of the pelvic floor, addressing bladder, bowel, sexual, and pelvic pain conditions in people of all genders.
Pelvic health is something many people deal with quietly, and often alone. At Fukuji & Lum, our certified pelvic physical therapists take a whole-person approach, treating the full picture rather than just the symptoms. Whether you’re managing bladder control, recovering from childbirth, or navigating pelvic pain, you deserve to feel like yourself again. We’re here to help you get there.
What is pelvic health physical therapy?
Conditions we treat
Bladder
Urinary incontinence
Bladder urgency & frequency
Incomplete emptying
Overactive bladder
Bowel
Fecal incontinence
Constipation
Dyssynergic constipation
Pelvics & Pelvic Pain
Pelvic organ prolapse
Painful intercourse
Vaginismus
Vestibulodynia & vulvodynia
Male pelvic & testicular pain
Pelvic girdle pain
Coccydynia (tailbone pain)
Pregnancy
Pregnancy-related pain
Postpartum recovery
Diastasis recti
Symphysis pubis dysfunction
Other Conditions
Endometriosis
Interstitial Cystitis
Pudendal Neuralgia
Post-Operative Care
da Vinci prostatectomy (dVP)
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)
Abdominal surgery
Reconstructive surgery
Every appointment is private, one-on-one with your therapist, and completely confidential. All in a comfortable setting at your pace.
Your comfort and privacy come first.
Ready to take the first step?
Our staff is ready to help you navigate insurance schedule your first evaluation.
Personalized plans
Home exercise program
Aquatic Therapy (Kaneohe)
sEMG biofeedback
Comprehensive patient education
Dilator and pelvic wand education
Activity modification strategies
Manual therapy techniques
62.5%
In a published clinical study,
of patients with urinary urgency and frequency reported significant improvement after pelvic floor physical therapy.¹
¹ Neumann & Grimmer-Somers, PubMed (PMID 26313494)
Meet our director
Tasha-Leigh Yong, PT, DPT
Tasha-Leigh knew she wanted to be a physical therapist after her own experience with PT in high school. She earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from A.T. Still University and specializes in pelvic health, with certifications in Pelvic Floor Levels 1, 2A (Pelvic Pain), and 2B (Colorectal Conditions), plus Pregnancy and Postpartum Rehab.
Director of Pelvic Physical Health Therapy
“My favorite thing about being a PT is getting to know my patients and really making a difference in their lives. ”
Pelvic Health FAQs
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Pelvic floor physical therapy can help people of all genders who are experiencing bladder or bowel concerns, pelvic pain, or core-related issues. If any of these affect your daily comfort, confidence, or control, it may be right for you — and you're not alone, since many people experience pelvic health issues at some point in their lives. Our certified pelvic health therapists treat a wide range of conditions and can help you feel like yourself again.
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Most insurance plans require a referral from your doctor before you start pelvic floor therapy. If you think your symptoms may be pelvic-floor related, ask your physician whether our pelvic health program is a good fit. Not sure where to start? Call us at (808) 261-4321 and we'll help you figure out the next step.
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Yes, call us at (808) 261-4321 and we'll connect you with one of our pelvic health therapists to answer your questions before you make an appointment.
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Bring a photo ID and your insurance card, complete your online intake forms before you arrive, and wear comfortable clothing. See our New Patient page for full details.
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At your first appointment, you'll share your symptoms, health history, and functional limitations with your physical therapist, who uses that information to build a comprehensive, personalized treatment plan. An external and/or internal examination may be part of this first assessment, depending on your condition and medical history — and only ever with your consent.
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Sometimes, an internal examination can help your therapist evaluate pelvic floor muscle strength, tone, and tissue changes, but it is always your choice. A consent form must be signed before any internal exam, you can decline at any point during any appointment, and we'll fully support whatever decision you make. Creating an open, safe space for every patient is our priority.
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Pelvic floor therapy is available at our Kailua and Kaneohe locations.
Other specialized services
Physical Therapy
Expert one-on-one care for injuries, post-surgical recovery, neurological conditions, and more.
Aquatic PT
Heated-pool therapy that lifts the weight off your joints, so you can move and rebuild when land-based exercise isn't an option yet.
Occupational Rehab
Work hardening, conditioning, and functional capacity evaluations built around the real demands of your job.
Medical Massage Therapy
Targeted, therapeutic massage from our licensed therapists to ease tension and support your recovery.
Ready to take the first step?
Tell us what’s on your mind and we’ll reach out with answers.