Pelvic health physio for CAF members and military families

Leaking on a ruck march. Pelvic or low-back pain that flares under load. Heaviness after a long day in kit. Returning to the PT test after having a baby. These are common, treatable, and not something you have to push through.

Full Moon Physio accepts Canadian Armed Forces referrals for pelvic health physiotherapy, and every physiotherapist on our team has specialized pelvic-health training.

How a CAF referral works

  1. Ask your 19 Wing Comox health services clinician for a physiotherapy referral for your pelvic health concern.

  2. The health services will send over a referral to our clinic and our team will reach out to schedule you an initial assessment

Military families

Spouses and dependents aren't covered by CAF referrals, but we direct bill all major insurers including the Public Service Health Care Plan through Canada Life. Postings, deployments and new babies don't run on a schedule, so we offer evening appointments and telehealth follow-ups.

What we treat

  • Urinary or bowel leakage with running, jumping, lifting or load carriage

  • Pelvic organ prolapse and heaviness

  • Pelvic, hip, tailbone and low-back pain, including pain with sex

  • Pregnancy and postpartum care, C-section and perineal recovery, return to fitness and the FORCE test

  • Men's pelvic health

Why Full Moon

  • Every physio is pelvic-health trained, so you're not waiting for "the pelvic person"

  • Real-time ultrasound so you can see your pelvic floor and core working

  • Exercise-based, return-to-duty focus: you won't spend the session lying down

  • Clinical Pilates and group classes to keep progress going between visits

  • Internal exams are always optional and only with your consent

FAQ

Do I need a referral? CAF members need one for the visit to be covered. Family members don't need a referral.

Is this confidential? Yes.

Can I bring my baby? Always. Our physios are expert baby holders.