UROSPOT Introduces Pelvic Floor Revolution in Halifax

UROSPOT Opens in Halifax: A New Dawn for Pelvic Health

On July 20, 2026, UROSPOT, a prominent Canadian company founded by women, launched its latest clinic in Halifax, focusing on pelvic health and bladder wellness. This expansion is particularly important as bladder leaks and urgency are common concerns among women, affecting one in three over the age of 40 and escalating to 75% among those aged 65 and older. The financial impact of incontinence is significant; individuals spend between $1,400 and $2,100 each year on products, while Canadian employers lose over $2 billion in productivity costs. Additionally, health care systems incur around $3.8 billion in related expenses annually.

UROSPOT utilizes an advanced Health Canada-licensed treatment, HIFEM® (High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic Energy), designed to restore and strengthen pelvic floor muscles. This innovative and non-invasive solution requires only six treatments over three weeks, with patients remaining fully clothed during the sessions. Each 28-minute treatment generates thousands of muscle contractions, effectively addressing issues such as bladder leaks, urgency, prolapse, and more. The clinic also provides personalized education and coaching from pelvic health experts.

Founded in 2019 by Erin Craven, UROSPOT began in London, Ontario, after Craven herself struggled with bladder leakage and found relief through HIFEM® technology. Since then, UROSPOT has rapidly expanded to over 25 locations across Canada, redefining how pelvic health services are delivered. The company emphasizes a combination of clinical innovation and client education in a welcoming, stigma-free environment, empowering individuals to reclaim their lives.

Craven stated, “Pelvic health is one of the last taboos in healthcare, yet millions suffer in silence.” She expressed her satisfaction when clients leave UROSPOT with newfound confidence and the ability to trust their bodies again. While pelvic health is often perceived as mainly a women's issue, UROSPOT also addresses men's health concerns, including urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, sexual dysfunction, and challenges post-prostatectomy.

As UROSPOT expands nationally, their outcomes are overwhelmingly positive. After completing the full treatment protocol, 95% of patients experienced a marked improvement in their quality of life, while more than two-thirds reported either eliminating or significantly reducing their use of pads.

Kim Sonnichsen, the owner of UROSPOT Halifax, expressed her enthusiasm for bringing this innovative approach to Atlantic Canada. She acknowledged that, although there are effective care options available, many individuals still do not seek the necessary support. Sonnichsen aims to bridge this gap by providing a safe, accessible service focused on delivering meaningful results.

For those interested in exploring UROSPOT’s services or booking a complimentary consultation, further information is available at urospot.com.

This introduction of UROSPOT in Halifax signifies a positive shift in addressing pelvic health issues, allowing many individuals to regain control over their bodies and enhance their quality of life.