sarah capodagli

owner and physical therapist

About

Doctor of Physical Therapy, specializing in pelvic floor rehabilitation and core wellness for men and women. Sarah Capodagli began specializing in pelvic floor rehabilitation in Western New York while working at Roswell Park Cancer Institute. With a primary focus on male urinary incontinence following treatment for prostate cancer, she gained valuable insight into the unique needs of patients following surgery and/or radiation. She has worked with some of the top surgeons, oncologists, and medical staff in the nation to grow and improve the patient experience with the “Prostate Program” at Roswell Park. Always one to be well rounded, Sarah truly felt she could fulfill a gap in care in the Western New York region with women’s pelvic floor rehabilitation, so she sought additional training from Herman & Wallace – the premier pelvic rehabilitation institute in the US. Through this institute, she has successfully completed training courses for treatment of both men and women with pelvic floor dysfunction. Please visit www.CorrEraPT.com for more information about her practice.

Country

united states

City

buffalo

Industry

hospital & health care

Skill

pelvic floor rehabilitation, wellness, physical therapy, patient education, exercise prescription, pediatrics, health promotion, musculoskeletal, orthopedic rehabilitation, acute care, acute rehabilitation, injury prevention, orthopedic, manual therapy

Experience

physical therapist

roswell park cancer institute

2011-3 - 2013-12 · 2 yrs 10 mos

owner and physical therapist

correra physical therapy

2013-11 - Present · 12 yrs 11 mos

At CorrEra Physical Therapy we focus on treating pelvic floor dysfunction and promoting core wellness. Men and women of all ages with varying levels of physical fitness can experience pelvic floor dysfunction. Whether it is urinary leaking, an overactive bladder, or pelvic pain, living with pelvic floor dysfunction never lends to a convenience in lifestyle. Thankfully, there is hope. The pelvic floor does not have to be the forgotten region of the human body that no one wants to discuss. Physical therapy for the pelvic floor offers a conservative and effective approach to treating these personal conditions. Treatment often includes reestablishing the balance of flexibility and strength of the core muscles, and we at CorrEra Physical Therapy believe in emphasizing the importance of this new era of core wellness.