PERICOACH SYSTEM
PeriCoach is an advanced, FDA-cleared Class II PFME (Pelvic Floor Muscle Exercise) biofeedback system designed to integrate seamlessly into your clinical practice.
- Precise sensor technology, intelligent software, and customizable treatment protocols to drive superior outcomes, support clinical decision-making, and enhance practice efficiency.
- At the heart of the PeriCoach System is a discreet, intravaginal probe equipped with advanced force sensors that isolate and measure true pelvic floor muscle engagement free from interference by adjacent muscle groups. These highly sensitive sensors provide objective, real-time data on muscle strength, control, and endurance.
- No misleading readings
- ⛔ Valsalva
- ⛔ Glute activation
- ✅ (only) Lift and squeeze
- Clinician customization; tailor exercise programs based on individual patient needs.
- Whether used in-clinic or prescribed for remote use, PeriCoach aligns with your protocols, not the other way around.
- Supports virtual monitoring and management through the Clinician Portal
- Designed in collaboration with pelvic floor clinicians, PeriCoach has been designed specifically to address the needs of the clinician wanting their patient to be supported in between sessions.
CLINICAL EVIDENCE
It works. Don’t take our word for it, here’s the evidence: University of New Mexico RCT
PeriCoach is backed by peer-reviewed trial data showing outcomes comparable to treatment by supervised, specialized pelvic floor therapy, making it a scalable, high-value solution for modern practices.
Real-world evidence shows that PeriCoach use, with the support of a clinician, results in superior outcomes.
Women using PeriCoach at home showed significantly better compliance and quality-of-life improvements than those doing unsupervised exercises alone.
Clinicians using PeriCoach supports a wide range of pelvic health conditions, including urge and mixed incontinence, mild pelvic organ prolapse, postnatal rehab, sexual dysfunction, and post-surgical recovery.
Its customizable protocols and data-rich reporting system enable evidence-based care across multiple clinical scenarios, making PeriCoach a smart, versatile tool in your pelvic health practice
PRACTICE IMPLEMENTATION
PeriCoach is easy to implement and use within your clinic or remotely through virtual treatment.
Providing support to the patient between sessions or in place of in-person manual therapy, the device connects to the patient’s phone for guided biofeedback sessions, and you can include it as part of a custom pelvic floor therapy plan with minimal setup.
Through the secure Clinician Portal, you can track patient progress, monitor adherence and symptoms, and adjust programs based on real-time data. Whether in person or remote, PeriCoach ensures continuity of care without adding complexity to your workflow.
We offer full clinical support, including onboarding, in-service training, and a library of patient education materials to help your team and patients feel confident using the system from day one.
Customizable protocols allow you to align PeriCoach with your existing treatment models. Whether you're treating stress incontinence, prolapse, or postnatal recovery, PeriCoach delivers flexible, data-driven care that fits your practice.
Four Ways to Integrate PeriCoach into your Practice
Pelvic health care looks different in every setting: Hands-on physiotherapy, primary care, virtual consults, or surgical pathways. PeriCoach adapts to all of them. Whether you provide manual therapy, rely on home-based programs, deliver telehealth services, or require documented conservative treatment before surgery, PeriCoach offers a structured, evidence-driven solution that enhances your workflow rather than changing it. Here are some example workflows based on your practice.
1. Initial In-Clinic Assessment
- Clinician performs a standard pelvic health evaluation (internal/external exam, digital assessment, functional testing).
- PeriCoach is introduced as a home-exercise support tool designed to reinforce the therapist’s treatment plan between sessions.
- The clinician explains that it provides real-time biofeedback, structured programs, and shares training data back to the clinician.
2. Customised Exercise Prescription
- Based on the in-clinic findings, the therapist prescribes tailored pelvic floor exercises (e.g., endurance holds, fast-twitch reps, functional work).
- PeriCoach is the accountability and accuracy tool, ensuring the patient executes contractions correctly at home.
- Clinician may set expectations around frequency, program level, and progression.
3. Patient Uses PeriCoach at Home
The patient trains at home using the guided PeriCoach app.
Real-time visual biofeedback helps the patient know whether they are contracting correctly, reducing compensations and increasing confidence.
The structured program supports adherence, which is often the biggest barrier to improvement. Knowing their clinician will check on their progress using the Portal increases program compliance.
4. Weekly Progress Monitoring
- PeriCoach automatically logs each training session, including:
- Number of exercises completed
- Strength/quality of contractions
- Trends over time
- The patient can utilise the in-app Bladder Diary, enabling symptom tracking.
- The clinician reviews the patient’s dashboard or receives summary reports, allowing them to see adherence and progress objectively rather than relying on recall or subjective measures.
5. Follow-Up Clinical Visits
- During follow-up visits, the clinician reviews PeriCoach data alongside manual reassessment.
- This combination allows:
- Fine-tuning of technique
- Adjusting intensity / hold times
- Correcting compensations
- Upgrading the home program - PeriCoach becomes the bridge between clinic sessions, preventing regression and improving outcomes.
6. Enhanced Outcomes & Discharge
- Because the patient has been consistently and correctly training, improvements (e.g., reduced leakage, improved strength, better coordination) typically occur faster.
- The clinician transitions the patient to maintenance programming via PeriCoach after discharge if appropriate, supporting long-term symptom control.
1. Primary Care Presentation
- A patient presents to their PCP with symptoms of urinary incontinence, pelvic floor weakness, postpartum concerns, or pelvic dysfunction.
- The PCP wants to offer an affordable, accessible evidence-based first-line intervention.
2. PCP Recommends PeriCoach as a Clinically Supported Home Program
- The PCP explains that PeriCoach is an FDA-cleared, clinically-derived pelvic floor training device backed by measurable outcomes.
- PeriCoach is positioned as the first-line conservative treatment for pelvic floor strengthening before surgical intervention or referral to specialty care.
3. Patient Purchases PeriCoach and Receives Quick Start Guidance
- The PCP provides a patient flyer with exclusive discount code.
- The patient orders PeriCoach online.
- On arrival, the patient follows the simple onboarding instructions and begins training independently.
4. Patient Completes At-Home Training Independently
- The patient uses the guided 8-Week Challenge program within the PeriCoach app to complete structured pelvic floor exercises at home.
- The system provides:
- Real-time biofeedback
- Technique monitoring to ensure proper contractions
- In-app Bladder Diary to track symptoms
- Automated progress tracking
- Motivation prompts to maintain adherence
5. PCP Reviews Data Only as Needed
- PCP does not actively monitor daily results.
- However, the PCP can review PeriCoach progress summary at the next visit through their online Clinician Portal.
- This keeps the PCP informed without requiring time-consuming follow-up.
6. Decision-Making at Follow-Up
- At a future consult, the PCP uses the PeriCoach summary data to decide:
- Whether the patient is improving
- Whether to continue training
- Whether a referral to pelvic PT or urogynecology is necessary - PeriCoach supports evidence-driven triage, improving care without adding workload.
1. Patient Evaluates via Telehealth
- The clinician meets virtually with the patient to discuss symptoms, history, and goals.
- The clinician determines that pelvic floor strengthening is appropriate and that the patient can safely train at home using PeriCoach.
2. Clinician Prescribes PeriCoach as the Core Treatment
- The clinician explains PeriCoach as the structured digital therapeutic they will use in place of hands-on PT/manual therapy.
- The patient orders PeriCoach online using clinician exclusive discount code.
3. Patient Begins Self-Directed Training
- The patient follows the PeriCoach app’s guided 8-Week Challenge sessions from home.
- The clinician can optionally customise exercises for the patient using the online Clinician Portal, although the program is already structured and progressive.
4. Clinician Monitors Progress via the PeriCoach Portal
- Once the patient connects with their clinician through the Portal, the clinician can:
- View adherence
- Track strength improvements
- Gain insight into symptom changes
- Review graphs from each session - Monitoring happens asynchronously without requiring scheduled appointments.
5. Touch-Point Interventions Only When Needed
- The clinician reaches out only when the data suggests intervention—e.g.:
- Low adherence
- No improvement
- Patient-reported difficulty - These touch points can be via a quick message, email, or short virtual check-in.
6. Scalable, High-Value Virtual Care Model
- PeriCoach becomes the clinical engine, allowing one clinician to manage large patient caseloads with minimal time investment.
- Patients get:
- Continuous support
- Objective biofeedback
- A structured, validated exercise program - Clinicians get:
- Efficiency
- Objective data to guide care
- A hands-off treatment modality that is on par with hands-on therapy
- An evidence-based digital care pathway
7. Treatment Completion and Maintenance
- Once symptoms improve, the patient continues PeriCoach as a maintenance tool or is discharged with long-term training instructions.
- The clinician retains access to summary data for future follow-ups if needed.
1. Specialist Consultation for Incontinence
- A patient presents to a urogynecologist/urologist with symptoms of stress, urge, or mixed urinary incontinence.
- The clinician completes a diagnostic work-up (history, pelvic exam, urodynamics as needed).
- As part of best-practice care - and often required by guidelines or insurers - the clinician must demonstrate that the patient has attempted conservative pelvic floor muscle training (PFMT) before progressing to procedural or surgical options.
2. PeriCoach Recommended as the Conservative Treatment Pathway
- The specialist explains that PeriCoach is an FDA-cleared, clinically-derived pelvic floor training system that delivers structured, measurable PFMT.
- PeriCoach serves as an accessible alternative to pelvic floor physiotherapy, particularly valuable when:
- local PFPT appointments have long waitlists
- The patient cannot attend repeated in-person sessions
- The specialist needs reliable documentation of conservative treatment - The clinician provides a PeriCoach flyer with an exclusive discount code.
3. Patient Purchases and Begins At-Home Training Immediately
- The patient orders PeriCoach online and begins the guided 8-Week Challenge program.
- The system provides:
- Real-time visual biofeedback
- Technique monitoring to ensure proper contractions
- In-app Bladder Diary for symptom tracking
- Automated session logging
- Motivational prompts to support adherence - This allows conservative treatment to begin without delaying care and without requiring a referral, travel, or scheduling.
4. Objective Evidence of Conservative Treatment
- PeriCoach automatically logs:
- Frequency of pelvic floor muscle training
- Strength and quality of contractions
- Progress trends
- Symptom changes - When the patient links their account to the specialist via the Clinician Portal, the clinician gains access to:
- Adherence reports
- Bladder diary summaries
- Progress graphs for each training session - This documentation becomes the objective proof of conservative therapy, satisfying clinical guidelines and payer requirements.
5. Specialist Reviews Data to Guide Next Steps
- At follow-up, the urogynecologist/urologist reviews:
- Whether conservative treatment was completed
- Whether symptoms have improved
- Whether the patient is now a candidate for further intervention - Many patients experience sufficient improvement to delay or avoid surgery; those who do not still benefit from:
- stronger pelvic floor function pre-surgery
- improved post-operative outcomes
6. Informed Decision-Making for Surgical vs Non-Surgical Pathways
- Based on PeriCoach data and symptom progression, the clinician and patient decide between:
- Continuing conservative management
- Initiating medications or additional therapy
- Proceeding to minimally invasive or surgical options - PeriCoach ensures that any escalation of care is evidence-based, insurer-compliant, and fully documented.
Partner with us.
PeriCoach is more than a device; it’s a partnership. We offer a range of programs designed to support your clinic, empower your patients, and expand access to high-quality pelvic floor care.
With our Clinic Affiliate Program, you can offer PeriCoach directly to your patients while bulk ordering and rebate programs generate additional revenue for your clinic.
From implementation to ongoing support, our team is here to help you succeed. Whether you're equipping a single clinic or launching across multiple sites, PeriCoach offers the programs, tools, and partnership mindset to help you deliver outstanding pelvic health outcomes.
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