Hingham Physical Therapy is excited to announce the arrival of the
A Breakthrough Treatment for Incontinence
It’s time to talk about incontinence
Over 200 million people worldwide are affected by incontinence and only half of them seek help.
You don’t have to suffer in silence anymore.
Urinary incontinence can be triggered by many things:
Pregnancy and Childbirth
Menopause
Prostate issues
Weakened bladder muscles
Aging
Today there is an easier way to treat incontinence and regain control of your life. Hingham Physical Therapy can help with the BTL EMSELLA technology.
Non-invasive | highly effective
It’s as simple as sitting on a chair. Your treatments with BTL EMSELLA are completed while you are fully clothed and this FDA cleared treatment for incontinence can be done as a walk-in walk-out procedure.
Scientific research has shown that 95% of treated patients reported significant improvement in their quality of life.*
BTL EMSELLA is changing the lives of thousands of women and men. We want you to be one them.
** HIFEM Technology Can Improve Quality of Life of Incontinent Patients Berenholz J., MD, Sims T., MD, Botros G., MD. Individual results may vary.
About HINGHAM Physical Therapy
Julie Wyper and Kris San Antonio,
Owners of Hingham Physical Therapy
Founded in 2004 by physical therapists Kris San Antonio and Julie Wyper, Hingham Physical Therapy works to improve the quality of life of their patients through one-on-one care.
Our clinics are located within the following communities:
Hingham
Whitman
South End in Boston
In addition to offering tailored, one-on-one physical therapy treatments for patients throughout the South Shore, we now offer access to a breakthrough treatment that provides those suffering from incontinence with an effective and completely non-invasive solution.
We are thrilled to offer the BTL EMSELLA as a treatment option for incontinence to anyone in need. Schedule your free consultation today!
“People don’t talk about incontinence, but it is so much more common than you think. Millions of women and men are dealing with this, but only half of them seek treatment. We want to change that. We want people to know that incontinence is not something you have to live with forever.””
