PERSONALIZED CARE IN NEW YORK

EM Sella pelvic-floor consultations in New York

EM Sella is a seated electromagnetic pelvic-floor service at our three New York offices. The appointment begins with an assessment of your symptoms and health history so pelvic-floor care can be matched to your needs.

Available at: Midtown Manhattan · Forest Hills, Queens · Great Neck, Long Island

Plan your care

SERVICE & LOCAL APPOINTMENTS

EM Sella pelvic-floor consultations in Manhattan, Queens & Great Neck

EM Sella pelvic-floor care is a distinct equipment-based appointment. Ask about the assessment, practitioner and preparation described in the service guide, and confirm whether this is the service you intend to book.

EM Sella pelvic-floor consultations in Midtown Manhattan 10016

425 5th Avenue, Office Unit 4A, New York, NY 10016

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EM Sella pelvic-floor consultations in Forest Hills, Queens 11375

116-21 Queens Blvd, Forest Hills, NY 11375

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EM Sella pelvic-floor consultations in Great Neck, Long Island 11021

38 S Station Plaza, Great Neck, NY 11021

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This service can be requested at all three offices; confirm the individual practitioner and schedule before your visit.

Chair-based pelvic floor stimulation

During the appointment you remain clothed while seated on a chair that delivers electromagnetic stimulation around the pelvic floor. This approach produces repeated muscle activation without an internal exercise device.

The pelvic floor helps support pelvic organs and bladder control. Urinary symptoms can have different causes, so assessment informs the care plan. Pelvic floor exercises, bladder training and chair-based stimulation are distinct approaches; your plan reflects the problem being addressed.

The role of the pelvic floor

The pelvic floor is a group of muscles and connective tissues that supports the pelvic organs and contributes to bladder and bowel control. These muscles need strength, coordination and the ability to relax appropriately.

Urinary leakage and pelvic discomfort can have different causes. Assessment helps distinguish concerns related to muscle weakness from problems involving coordination, excessive tension or another medical condition.

How seated electromagnetic stimulation works

The treatment chair applies an electromagnetic field while you remain seated and clothed. Magnetic stimulation can activate nerves and produce repeated contractions in the pelvic-floor region without an internal exercise device.

This approach provides externally induced muscle activity. Pelvic-floor exercise and physical therapy also address voluntary control, relaxation, breathing and movement habits, and can form part of an individualized care plan.

Your appointment and progress

Your visit reviews bladder symptoms, previous treatment, relevant surgery and everyday goals. Comfortable seated positioning is established before stimulation begins, with the sensation and intensity monitored during the session.

Follow-up can consider changes in leakage, urgency and daily activities, as well as your ability to manage symptoms. These outcomes guide the review of your treatment plan.

Where this service is available

EM Sella pelvic-floor care is available at our Midtown Manhattan, Forest Hills in Queens and Great Neck on Long Island offices. Contact your preferred office to confirm the practitioner and appointment.

Find the office that fits your area

Midtown Manhattan, New York City：Our Midtown Manhattan office is an option for patients around Bryant Park, Murray Hill, the Garment District, Herald Square and Koreatown. Appointments take place at the office address shown below.

Forest Hills, Queens, New York City：Our Forest Hills, Queens office is an option for patients in Rego Park, Kew Gardens, Briarwood and Kew Gardens Hills. Appointments take place at the office address shown below.

Great Neck, Long Island：Our Great Neck, Long Island office is an option for patients in Great Neck Plaza, Great Neck Estates and Manhasset, as well as Little Neck, Douglaston and Bayside in Queens. Garden City is a wider Nassau County travel option. Appointments take place at the office address shown below.

Insurance and appointments

Send your insurance information before booking so the office can check benefits for your service, practitioner and location.

Insurers, information to send & benefit verification

We accept many plans from BCBS, UnitedHealthcare (UHC), Aetna and Cigna, as well as plans administered by Meritain Health. Participation and benefits vary by your exact plan, service, practitioner and office.

Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS)
UnitedHealthcare (UHC)
Aetna
Cigna
Meritain Health

Send your insurance information before booking.

If using insurance, please text photos of the front and back of your card, your full name and date of birth (DOB), and the policyholder’s name and DOB if different. We’ll check your benefits and get back to you before your visit.

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Coverage details, employer plans & NYSHIP

Ask us to confirm network participation, deductibles, copays or coinsurance, visit limits, referral or authorization requirements and any expected out-of-pocket cost. Benefit verification is not a guarantee of payment. Massage benefits can differ from acupuncture or physical therapy benefits.

Employer and NYSHIP plan enquiries

Some employer-sponsored plans offered through Chase, Point72, Bank of America, Soros Fund Management may include acupuncture or physical therapy benefits. NYSHIP’s Empire Plan may also include benefits. Ask us to check your current individual plan before booking; an employer or plan name alone does not establish coverage.

Logos identify insurers or administrators and do not guarantee in-network status or coverage. The BCBS image currently shows Anthem branding; your specific BCBS company and network must be checked.

Individual preparation

Pregnancy, implanted devices, metal implants and recent surgery are part of screening before electromagnetic treatment. Pelvic pain, new urinary symptoms or a suspected infection may need medical evaluation before a device session.

Research & potential benefits.

Published studies of EMSELLA describe potential improvement in urinary symptoms for selected women. A clinician should assess the type of symptoms and discuss pelvic-floor exercise, device treatment and other appropriate options.

Safety and Efficacy of a Non-Invasive High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic Field (HIFEM) Device for Treatment of Urinary Incontinence and Enhancement of Quality of Life
2019 · Prospective single-arm study
Women treated with the studied EMSELLA device reported improvements in urinary symptoms and quality of life. Without a sham or untreated comparison, the study cannot isolate the device effect or establish an individual success rate.
A Comparative Study on the Effects of High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic Technology and Electrostimulation for the Treatment of Pelvic Floor Muscles and Urinary Incontinence in Parous Women: Analysis of Posttreatment Data
2021 · Comparative clinical study
The study reported improved pelvic-floor and continence measures after HIFEM, with better short-term results than the electrical-stimulation comparison. The population was selected and the report concerns post-treatment outcomes; it was not a sham-controlled test of this clinic.
Is the High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic Energy an Effective Treatment for Urinary Incontinence in Women?
2024 · Retrospective clinical study
Women with stress or mixed urinary incontinence reported improved symptom and quality-of-life measures after EMSELLA sessions. This small retrospective study cannot establish causation or a lasting effect. Confirm the actual device and suitability with the provider.

Common questions.

Do I remain clothed?

Yes. The service is delivered while seated and clothed on the treatment chair.

How does this relate to pelvic-floor physical therapy?

Chair-based stimulation supplies externally induced muscle activity. Pelvic-floor physical therapy includes clinical assessment and training in coordination, relaxation and everyday movement as appropriate.

Which office can I contact about EM Sella pelvic-floor care?

Read the service information on this page, then contact a listed office to confirm practitioner availability and appointment arrangements.

Midtown Manhattan →Forest Hills, Queens →Great Neck, Long Island →

How do I confirm em sella pelvic-floor care fees, insurance and appointments?

Contact your preferred office and name the specific service and practitioner. Ask about the fee, session length and any insurance arrangements for that appointment and your individual plan before booking.

How should I prepare for a first appointment?

Tell the office what you want to discuss and confirm the service, practitioner, address and time. Ask which information to bring and whether that particular appointment has preparation instructions.