Gynaecology clinics and postnatal services use the PelviCore Chair for pelvic floor work after childbirth and for the urinary incontinence and intimate care applications the manufacturer lists. A new mother sits in the chair in her own clothes, and the session runs while she rests.
For men, the manufacturer lists prostate care, pelvic circulation, and core strength, bringing urology and men's health clinics into its range of settings. Appointments stay discreet, since the patient sits down dressed, the timer runs, and the visit ends with the patient still in day clothes.
Recovery centres and physiotherapy practices make use of the backrest zone for lower back work alongside pelvic floor sessions. Because each zone has its own intensity, a session can be set higher for one area and lower for the other.
Beauty salons and wellness centres offer the chair as an intimate wellness treatment. On its castors, it moves into a quiet room, and the armrest screen lets the therapist start a timed programme in a few touches. Its seated, dressed format also suits clients booking this kind of treatment for the first time.
Its users include gynaecologists, urologists, pelvic health physiotherapists, nurses, aesthetic practitioners and salon therapists, each working from the same armrest controls. The manufacturer describes operation as staff-free once a session begins, so staff time centres on setting up each session at the armrest screen.
Across these settings, the session asks the patient to do one thing: sit fully dressed in a chair for 28 minutes. The chair looks like furniture, the controls stay on the armrest, and the appointment fits into the day like any other visit.