Get in Touch

Contact Dr. Loyd

Have questions or ready to get started with pelvic floor physical therapy?

Contact Dr. Lina Loyd to learn more about Pelvic Health Project, discuss scheduling an appointment, or ask general questions about getting started with individualized pelvic floor physical therapy.

Pelvic Health Project

One-on-one pelvic floor physical therapy with Dr. Lina Loyd, PT, DPT.

Contact Pelvic Health Project

Choose the easiest way to reach us.

Whether you're ready to request an appointment or simply have a general question about getting started, you can contact Dr. Loyd directly by phone or email.

By Phone

Call Dr. Loyd

Call Pelvic Health Project to ask general questions or discuss scheduling an appointment.

(626) 716-7080   →

By Email

Send an Email

Email Dr. Loyd with general questions or to request information about scheduling an appointment.

Email Dr. Loyd   →

Looking for information before getting started?

You can also explore the Pelvic Floor PT page to learn what treatment may involve, or visit Conditions We Treat to learn more about the pelvic health concerns Dr. Loyd commonly addresses.

Getting Started

Reaching out can be simple.

You don't need to explain your entire medical history when requesting an appointment. A simple message letting Dr. Loyd know that you're interested in pelvic floor physical therapy and how you'd prefer to be contacted is enough to begin the conversation.

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Tell Us How to Reach You

Include your name and a phone number or email address where you can be contacted.

02

Keep the Initial Message Simple

Let Dr. Loyd know you're interested in scheduling or have a general question about pelvic floor physical therapy.

03

Discuss Clinical Details Appropriately

Detailed health information can be discussed through the appropriate clinical process rather than included in an initial email.

A note about email and your privacy

Please avoid including sensitive medical or personal health information in ordinary email. Email is best used for general questions and appointment requests. Appropriate clinical information can be discussed during the patient care process.

Pelvic Health Project

Ready to get started?

Contact Dr. Lina Loyd to request an appointment or learn more about individualized, one-on-one pelvic floor physical therapy.