Orthopedic & Pelvic Health Physical Therapy
Get Started with a Physical Therapy Evaluation in Atlanta
A physical therapy evaluation in Atlanta at CORE Morningside is designed to provide clarity, relief, and a clear plan forward—whether you’re seeking orthopedic physical therapy or pelvic health physical therapy.
This evaluation helps us understand what’s contributing to pain or limitation and determine the most effective next steps for safe, confident movement.
Two Types of Physical Therapy Evaluation
Orthopedic Physical Therapy Evaluation
For pain, injury, and movement limitations.
Orthopedic physical therapy focuses on musculoskeletal concerns such as:
Back and neck pain
Shoulder issues, including frozen shoulder
Hip, knee, and joint pain
Tendon and overuse injuries
Postural or movement-related discomfort
This evaluation assesses how your body moves as a whole and identifies patterns contributing to pain or limitation.
Pelvic Health Physical Therapy Evaluation
For pelvic health and whole-body support.
Pelvic health physical therapy supports concerns such as:
Pelvic floor dysfunction
Urinary leakage
Pelvic, hip, or low back pain, including pain during sex
Changes related to pregnancy, postpartum, or midlife
Symptoms associated with perimenopause or menopause
Pelvic health evaluations are conducted with care, privacy, and respect, and always consider the pelvic floor as part of the larger movement system.
What Happens in a Physical Therapy Evaluation?
Your evaluation includes:
A detailed conversation about your history and goals
Assessment of movement, strength, and mobility
Identification of contributing patterns
Initial hands-on manual therapy when appropriate
A clear, time-limited plan of care
You’ll leave knowing:
What type of care will best support you
How physical therapy will progress
How and when movement and exercise will be introduced
What Comes After Your Evaluation
Physical therapy at CORE Morningside follows a progressive care pathway:
Manual-therapy–forward treatment early on
Gradual integration of movement and strength
Supervised exercise through Clinical Pilates and Redcord
Transition into group or private fitness sessions
Occasional PT tune-ups as needed
The goal is long-term confidence—not endless treatment.