Argan Specialized Care Hospital Launches Women's Health Physiotherapy Program in Line with Pink October
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Argan Specialized Care Hospital announced the launch of a physiotherapy program focused on women's health across all life stages, coinciding with the Pink October campaign.
Translated by Qiyas from الأنباء — Original source
Argan Specialized Care Hospital announced the launch of a women’s health physical therapy program, offering care tailored to the needs of women at various stages of life. The program’s launch coincides with Pink October, aiming to highlight the importance of rehabilitation within the women’s healthcare system.
The program includes pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation, management of urinary incontinence, bowel control disorders, and pelvic organ prolapse, as well as rehabilitation during pregnancy, postpartum, and menopause. Care begins with an individual assessment that forms the basis of a treatment plan tailored to the patient’s condition and goals, with coordination with relevant medical specialties as needed.
Tamara Dertavitian, Director of Argan Specialized Care Hospital, said, “Some women live with symptoms that affect their mobility, comfort, and daily lives, or delay seeking help due to embarrassment. We want every woman to know that she can discuss these symptoms in a safe environment that respects her privacy, and receive specialized assessment and a clear treatment plan.”
She added, “Our goal is to help women regain function and confidence in performing their daily activities. Therefore, we determine the appropriate intervention based on assessment results and the needs of each case, along with awareness, guidance, and follow-up.”
Dertavitian emphasized that the launch of the program reflects Argan Specialized Care Hospital’s commitment to developing specialized rehabilitation services and providing clear care pathways that meet patient needs.
She concluded, “Pink October is an opportunity to underscore the importance of early detection of breast cancer and to open a broader dialogue about women’s health needs. Awareness becomes more impactful when linked to services that women can access and benefit from.”