Visit the pelvic floor clinic from home

Start your journey with a free consultation with one of our specialized physical therapists.

50 Million Americans Suffer From Pelvic Pain or Urinary Incontinence

Pelvic floor disorders impact:

  • ONE in THREE women

  • Up to 16% of MEN

  • $750 on symptom management every year

Pelex has developed ONE device for ALL anatomies.

A pelvic floor biofeedback device that is non-invasive, available for use from home, and clinically proven.

With our biofeedback and neurostimulation technologies, we have the potential to treat up to 90% of all pelvic floor disorders.

Our device helped patients with urinary incontinence decrease their symptoms by almost 50% in one study.

The Pelex device comfortably fits all body types and genders.

Pelex combines its DEVICE with VIRTUAL TREATMENT.

Device

Non-invasive biofeedback device tracks pelvic floor function during and between physical therapy appointments.

Mobile App

Connect to the device, communicate with your physical therapist, and track pelvic floor muscles over time via the Pelex app.

Telehealth

Take appointments with a specialized Pelex pelvic floor physical therapist, from your living room couch.

Whatever your symptoms, we are here to help.

Bowel & Bladder

50% of Americans over 50 are affected by leaks and other forms of incontinence.

Pelvic Pain

Pain affects both men and women, our physical therapists will help you pinpoint the source and work with you to treat it.

Pregnancy & Postpartum

Bringing a new life into this world is a beautiful process that can be demanding on the mother’s body.

Sexual Wellness

A healthy pelvic floor is key to healthy sex. Our program can get your back to where you want to be.

Men’s Health

Men have pelvic floors too. Post-prostatectomy incontinence, overactive bladder — we will help you recover.

Our experienced physical therapists bring you the clinical experience from home.

Dr. Alyssa Banks PT, DPT

Alyssa has practiced pelvic floor and orthopedic physical therapy for over ten years, and has been incorporating virtual pelvic floor care into her practice for more than 5 years. She has designed and started pelvic floor programs at several different physical therapy clinics and is an establish mentor for physical therapists designing pelvic floor programs at their own clinics.

Alyssa has a special passion for treating the pregnant and postpartum patient populations and has extensive experience treating both men and women for pelvic pain, urinary leakage, and prolapse symptoms. Since embarking on her pelvic floor practice Alyssa has had two children of her own and this first-hand experience informs her approach to holistically addressing her patient’s pelvic floor issues.

She is passionate about preventative care and believes that the sooner pelvic floor issues are identified and treated, the more effective treatment will be. She holds an undergraduate degree in neuroscience and a Doctorate of Physical Therapy, both from the University of Delaware.