Pelvic floor is one of the fastest-growing specialties in physical therapy, and most programs are building the curriculum right now. PelvicOS gives faculty a modern teaching tool and gives students a way to practice the thinking, not just memorize the exercises.
Students build a program for a case and the engine shows its work: why you down-train an overactive floor instead of strengthening it, what is contraindicated in a surgical window, where a red flag stops the plan. That reasoning is the hard part to teach, and it is on screen.
Add your own demonstration videos and cases, tag them, and hand students a sandbox to practice in. Everything is structured, so a student sees the same clear map a clinic would.
They learn on the tool, then bring it to their first clinic. That is the point: train the next generation on a video-first, safety-checked way of working.
PelvicOS is built with a practicing Doctor of Physical Therapy and maps to how pelvic floor is taught through the APTA Academy of Pelvic Health and Herman and Wallace coursework. Faculty can request a guest lecture with the tool in hand.
Education licenses are free or heavily discounted for DPT programs and residencies. Tell us your program and how you teach pelvic floor, and we will set up a faculty workspace and student sandbox.