StayDry Med Centers

StayDry Med Centers was launched in early 2020 by John and Kristyn Keen. Its first office opened in February 2020 in South Charlotte. The Boca Raton office opened in November 2020, the Raleigh location in late 2021, and the Port St. Lucie and Wake Forest offices in 2022. The business lists centers in Charlotte, Raleigh, Mooresville, Wake Forest, Cary, Port St. Lucie and Boca Raton.

The business says its focus is urinary incontinence only. The main treatment is the Emsella chair, which uses high-intensity focused electromagnetic energy, offered with BTL Aesthetics technology, to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles. The chair is described as FDA approved. Emsella is offered for urinary incontinence and urine leaks in women and men, frequent urination and nocturia, pelvic organ prolapse, sexual health concerns linked to the pelvic floor, and postpartum recovery including weakened pelvic muscles after childbirth. For pelvic organ prolapse, the site says Emsella has proven effective for non-invasive treatment of stage I to III cases.

Visits are walk-in and walk-out, and patients stay fully clothed during treatment. Each office has multiple Emsella chairs. Treatment plans are customized, and a schedule of six treatments over three weeks is listed. Each session is 28 minutes, which the business says delivers almost 12,000 supermaximal Kegel exercises. According to the site, most patients see results after one or two sessions, and at least six are recommended.

Free consultations can be booked online or by phone at 1-844-379-2368, and patients can also ask their physician for a medical referral. The Charlotte office is at 7810 Ballantyne Commons Parkway, Suite 103 (1-704-271-9991), open Monday to Friday 9 am to 5 pm with Saturdays by appointment only and closed Sunday. The Cary office is at 2128 High House Rd #200 (1-919-249-6569), open Monday to Friday 9 am to 5 pm with Saturdays by appointment only, and is listed under Goodall Integrative Wellness Centers.

Core to Floor therapy combines two HI-FEM procedures, Emsella and Emsculpt NEO, to work on the pelvic floor and abdominal muscles. The site says this combination can also improve muscle mass, fat reduction, balance and back discomfort.

Focused on urinary incontinence only, with Emsella chair treatment as the core service. Kegel exercises, a healthy diet and an active lifestyle are recommended to help maintain pelvic floor strength between treatments.