Judith Florendo, PT, DPT, was the founder of Florendo Physical Therapy, a successful and well-regarded pelvic physical therapy private practice in downtown Chicago, where she practiced for nearly two decades. Suzanne Badillo, PT, WCS, served as Clinical Program Director of Women's Health Rehabilitation at the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab (formerly Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago) and is board certified in women's health/pelvic health physical therapy.
Judith and Suzanne had a vision of combining their over 40 years of experience in musculoskeletal and pelvic health physical therapy to increase impact in the community through strong clinical care, community outreach and education, and wellness services to empower individuals regain control of their health and quality of life.
Judith and Suzanne had a vision of combining their over 40 years of experience in musculoskeletal and pelvic health physical therapy to increase impact in the community through strong clinical care, community outreach and education, and wellness services to empower individuals regain control of their health and quality of life.
Services
Prior to your appointment, Link PT staff will call you to ask a series of required wellness screening questions. Those questions are available here. If you are feeling any signs of illness, we can help you reschedule your appointment. With your mask already covering your nose and mouth, open the door and step onto the mat inside the clinic.
I arrived at Link Physical Therapy a bit skeptical about pelvic floor physical therapy and the potential healing I could uncover. I left completely convinced! My work with Suzanne jumpstarted the healing of my tailbone and pelvic floor injuries. My experience at Link Physical Therapy has been outstanding.
The first visit is going to be a comprehensive full-body musculoskeletal evaluation. You and the therapist will discuss your history, your concerns, and your goals. She will explain more about physical therapy and the examination, and will try to include treatment on that first visit as well. The examination will include an assessment of your spinal/joint mobility and range of motion, muscle function, posture, balance, and soft tissue mobility.
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Ariel Goldfarb
Jul 12, 2020
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