I would never in good conscience recommend this practice. I've been in PT several times at several places in the past 15 years (knee, hip, shoulder, neck). But I went to PT Solutions in McLean for Pelvic Floor PT because they took my insurance (most good Pelvic PT places don't). During the first visit my pelvic floor was actually misdiagnosed/mis-assessed (unbeknownst to me). Before the second session my therapist had gone away for a week and a half (nobody informed me) and I was called the day of my appt and asked if I would be "ok" with a male therapist (nope). On the third visit after a different female therapist said "I'm not seeing what (the first) therapist saw, (on her assessment)" I lost all confidence in the practice. BUT I still gave the group another try because...insurance. In the end, half of the exercises I was given were exercises I was already doing and/or things I could find online by searching for "pelvic floor exercises." Seriously. Moreover the therapist kept giving me exercises that could have caused me potential injury (lower back and hip) even though I had told my therapist in writing what my physical limitations were. The therapist also promised she would reach out to the other therapist I was seeing for my knee/hip to make sure she was aware of my limitations, but she took over a month to do so. When I said that I would not do anything that could cause pain to my back or hip/knee, the therapist actually said "well we expect some level of pain with PT." I also witnessed older patients doing exercises while un-observed-- while the therapists were typing on their computers with their backs to patients -- which scared the heck out of me. I made my concerns about my own health known to the therapist and she felt I didn't respect her treatment, which, ultimately I did not. She also felt that my pelvic floor issues were related to my hip (they are not) and asked if I would let her treat my hip (another nope) and we decided to part ways. They were supposed to send me my records/assessment so I could give it to my new pelvic floor therapist, but they never did. I did see a subsequent Pelvic Floor PT group, which sadly does not take insurance, but I got a proper diagnosis and more help from one session with that other therapist than I did in 5+ weeks at PT Solutions. For any middle-aged women who really needs pelvic floor PT, please go see someone who has years of experience (not 2 or 3) who is qualified to do an internal assessment, otherwise you are wasting your time, money and, in my opinion, risking your health. You may have to pay out-of-pocket but you'll get more out of it. read more