About Us
Specialists at the Women’s Center for Pelvic Health provide diagnostics, non-surgical and surgical intervention in both an inpatient and outpatient setting. Our multidisciplinary team includes highly specialized urogynecologists, dedicated gynecologists and nurse practitioners, and skilled physical therapists trained in pelvic health and related disorders. Together they create individualized treatment plans that may include a variety of therapies and behavioral, medical, non-surgical, and surgical options.
Weakening of the pelvic floor may be a hereditary condition and can also be related to childbirth, menopause and aging. If you are experiencing:
- Stress, urge or mixed incontinence
- Childbirth- and pregnancy-related pelvic floor disorders
- Pelvic organ prolapse (cystocele, rectocele, uterine, vaginal vault or perineal prolapse)
- Incontinence linked to prolapse or pelvic floor dysfunction
- Lack of tolerance to incontinence medication
- Pain, discomfort or bleeding from fibroids
We are here to offer information and solutions, providing empathetic care and helping you understand the many treatment options available to you.