One team, from the injury to the finish line.
Orthopedic and sports injury rehab, post-operative recovery, and pelvic floor physical therapy — all in-house, all coordinated with the same doctors who diagnosed you. No separate referral, no new intake paperwork, no starting your story over with someone new.
Recovery shouldn't require a new referral, a new chart, and a new waiting room.
The typical path to physical therapy runs through a physician visit, a referral, and a search for an in-network clinic that's never seen your chart. ParikhHealth keeps it in-house: the same practice that diagnosed your injury or performed your pre-op clearance treats your recovery too, on the same medical record.
*Reflects general 2025–2026 physical therapy industry survey data on new-patient wait times, not any single clinic.
The full picture of recovery — under one roof
From a sprained ankle to a post-surgical knee to pelvic floor dysfunction, every plan is one-on-one and built around your specific injury, surgery, or goals — not a generic protocol.
Pelvic floor health, led by a physical therapist who specializes in it.
Pelvic floor dysfunction affects far more people than the conversation around it suggests — after childbirth, after pelvic or abdominal surgery, or with no single obvious cause. Sonia Sharma, PT treats pelvic pain, urinary and fecal incontinence, postpartum recovery, and pelvic organ prolapse, and brings that same clinical eye to orthopedic and sports rehabilitation. She coordinates directly with ParikhHealth's Women's Health team, so a pelvic floor referral means a conversation down the hall — not a new specialty clinic and a new chart.
Meet Sonia Sharma, PT →Four clinicians. One coordinated plan.
Every ParikhHealth physical therapy plan is one-on-one and built with your medical team in the loop — not handed off to whoever's available.
Specializes in sports rehabilitation and musculoskeletal recovery, designing individualized programs that get patients back to the activities they love.
Specializes in pelvic floor physical therapy — treating pelvic pain, incontinence, postpartum recovery, and pelvic organ prolapse — alongside orthopedic and sports rehabilitation expertise.
Focused on evidence-based, personalized rehabilitation — restoring strength, mobility, and confidence after injury or surgery.
Works alongside the PT team to deliver hands-on rehabilitation and therapeutic exercise programs tailored to each patient's recovery goals.
In-house PT vs. the typical referral path
Outside physical therapy isn't lower quality — it's just disconnected from the physician who sent you there. Here's what changes when it's under one roof.
| Typical Outside PT Referral | ParikhHealth In-House PT | |
|---|---|---|
| Time to first evaluation | ~15-day average wait* | Often the same week |
| Shares your medical chart with your physician | Rarely | Yes — same practice, same record |
| New patient intake paperwork | Separate practice, new forms | None — same patient file |
| Orthopedic + post-op + pelvic floor, one practice | Uncommon | Standard here |
| Coordination with your PCP or sports medicine physician | Referral letter only | Same building, same team |
| Pelvic floor specialist availability | Often a separate specialty clinic | In-house, led by Sonia Sharma, PT |
*Reflects general physical therapy industry wait-time survey data, not any single clinic or region.
One practice, every step of recovery.
Physical therapy at ParikhHealth isn't a separate referral — it sits inside the same practice as your primary care, sports medicine, and women's health providers, so nothing gets lost between appointments.
As team physician for USA Cricket, Dr. Neesheet Parikh brings a national-team standard of sports medicine to every orthopedic and post-operative plan built here. That same standard of coordinated, unhurried attention carries through pelvic floor care, where Sonia Sharma, PT works directly with ParikhHealth's Women's Health team on referrals.
- In-House With Your Medical Team — physical therapy shares a chart and a building with your physicians, not a fax machine.
- Sports Medicine Standard — orthopedic and post-operative rehab informed by the same expertise Dr. Parikh brings to national-team athletes.
- Pelvic Floor, Coordinated — Sonia Sharma, PT works directly with Women's Health on pelvic floor referrals, without a separate specialty clinic.
Before your first visit
Do I need a physician referral to start physical therapy?
Not always — many insurance plans allow direct access to physical therapy. If your plan requires a referral, your physician is in the same practice, so it's a same-building conversation rather than a separate appointment somewhere else.
Is pelvic floor physical therapy only for women?
No. Pelvic floor dysfunction affects men and women, and can involve pain, incontinence, or recovery after pelvic or abdominal surgery. Sonia Sharma, PT treats patients across all of these situations.
How soon after surgery can I start physical therapy?
It depends on the procedure and your surgeon's protocol — some post-operative plans begin within days, others after a period of rest. Your PT plan will follow your surgeon's specific guidance.
Does insurance cover physical therapy here?
Most plans include a physical therapy benefit, though specifics vary by plan and diagnosis. Reach out and we'll confirm your coverage before your first visit.
Can I be treated for a sports injury and get return-to-play clearance here?
Yes — physical therapy works directly with our sports medicine team on rehabilitation and return-to-play timelines, from the first evaluation through clearance.
Start your recovery with the team that already knows you.
Book a physical therapy evaluation with Miral, Sonia, or Harshit — same-week availability most weeks.