Pelvic health symptoms can occur at any age and for a variety of reasons. We understand that these symptoms are unique, difficult to discuss and often affect individuals’ emotional well-being. Our pelvic health providers have advanced specialist training to evaluate and treat diagnoses related to pelvic floor muscle dysfunction, including prenatal and postpartum conditions, pelvic pain conditions, orthopedic conditions, as well as bowel, bladder, and sexual dysfunction.
You can expect a comprehensive initial visit which includes a detailed history intake and physical examination within your comfort level, followed by one-on-one appointments with your physical therapist in a private treatment room. Our physical therapists are passionate about providing high-quality, empowering, patient-centered care in a welcoming atmosphere, and we treat individuals across the gender spectrum.
Spaulding Outpatient Rehabilitation for Pelvic Health at Care New England.
Providence:
695 Eddy Street
Providence, RI 02905
Hours:
Monday, Wednesday | 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday | 7 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Providence:
90 Plain St.
Providence, RI 02903
East Greenwich:
1351 South County Trail, Building 2, Suite 215
East Greenwich, RI 02818
Hours:
Monday - Thursday | 7 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Friday | 7 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Pawtucket:
111 Brewster Street
Pawtucket, RI 02860
Hours:
Monday, Tuesday, Friday | 8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Wednesday | 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Our team of clinicians tailors each treatment plan to an individual’s needs and concerns. Your pelvic health therapist will review your medical and surgical history and diagnostic tests from other providers and perform a thorough evaluation to develop a customized plan to meet your goals.
Treatment for pelvic health conditions may include a combination of exercise for strengthening, mobility, posture, and movement quality, manual therapy, myofascial release, relaxation strategies, education specific to your condition, lifestyle modifications, biofeedback, and the development of an at-home program. Our therapists are here to guide you on your path to healing.
Pelvic health physical therapy can prepare for a safe and healthy birth and support an empowered postpartum recovery into the “fourth” trimester. Common Diagnoses:
Pain in the pelvic region can limit daily activities, impact interpersonal relationships, and reduce the quality of life. Pelvic health physical therapy is a critical piece of the interdisciplinary care team to guide individuals along their healing journeys. Common Diagnoses:
Pelvic health physical therapy can help those feeling frustrated or embarrassed by bladder/bowel symptoms by combining both physical and lifestyle interventions to promote long-term health and function. Common Diagnoses:
Prolapse occurs when one or more pelvic organs change orientation or descend within the pelvis. It is a common condition after childbirth and is often not associated with any symptoms or need for intervention. In symptomatic individuals, pelvic health physical therapy can help reduce or eliminate the symptoms of pelvic organ prolapse to avoid surgery or other invasive interventions. Common Diagnoses:
Men can experience pelvic floor dysfunction over the course of their lifetime as a result of surgical procedures, infection, injury/trauma, or for other reasons. Men may experience pelvic or genital pain, sexual dysfunction, or bowel/bladder symptoms that are attributed to dysfunction in the pelvic floor muscles. Common Diagnoses:
Post-prostatectomy incontinence
People across the gender spectrum can experience pelvic floor dysfunction, including pain, bowel or bladder symptoms, or sexual dysfunction. In addition, transgender individuals may experience pelvic floor dysfunction associated with gender-affirming surgeries and treatments. Pelvic physical therapy is an integral part of the interdisciplinary team providing health care for transgender individuals undergoing these interventions. Common Diagnoses:
We are pleased to offer in-hospital physical therapy services at Women and Infants Hospital. Our inpatient provider has advanced specialist training in rehabilitation for pelvic floor and pregnancy-related conditions. Inpatient physical therapy is essential for regaining function and reducing pain after injury, childbirth, or surgical procedures. Our inpatient team works closely with our outpatient team, facilitating a smooth transition from hospital-based to community-based care. Common Diagnoses:
Pregnancy Care
Postpartum Care
Post-Surgical Care
Gynecologic Surgery
Oncologic Surgery
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1351 South County Trail - East Greenwich: We are located within the Greenwich Medical Center Office Park. When you enter from South County Trail, continue straight to the second building on your right. When you enter the building, we are on the second (2nd) floor.
111 Brewster Street - Pawtucket: We are located on the lower level of the Primary Care Center. We are the building beside the old Memorial Hospital, and we share a parking lot with the hospital. Look for the American Flagpole. Go through the sliding glass door, where security is located. Take the stairs or elevator on the right down to the lower level.
90 Plain St. - Providence: We are located on the lower level of the building within the Women & Infants Urogynecology office. Parking in the lower lot is easier, and parking is free.
We take most insurances including Medicare, Medicaid, and Workers’ Compensation. We verify your insurance information before you come in for your appointment.
When you come in for your first appointment, please bring your physician referral, if you have one, your insurance card, photo ID, and any other additional records that you may want us to see.
We have bilingual administration support staff in our Providence and Pawtucket locations. Translation services are available at all locations, either in person or via telephone/video service.
We recommend that you arrive at least 15 minutes before your initial evaluation to complete the registration and medical history intake forms. We recommend you arrive at least 5 minutes early to each follow-up appointment.
An internal pelvic floor muscle examination is a helpful tool for you and your therapist to determine the source of your pain or symptoms. Internal pelvic floor muscle examinations and treatments are always performed with ongoing consent. However, these exams are not a requirement, and there are many alternatives that you can discuss with your therapist to ensure that you have the best experience possible.
From my very first experience with Deb, one of the receptionists, to Felicia, over the phone to meeting Lisa Charron, the provider, I was impressed with the care of each of these individuals. They were all very knowledgeable and professional. They left me with a sense of real confidentiality. Lisa, I felt, is exceptionally good at her job. She knows what she's doing and has the people skills to put people in, you know, being relaxed and competent in her, in a very compromising appointment. I'm very, very grateful for her professionalism and her sense of really caring professionally.
As a patient of Dr. Danielle Moreau, I am pleased to report that she is a consummate professional of the highest caliber. Dr. Moreau is organized, extremely competent, and encouraging in her treatment and advice. It was easy to ask her questions and to obtain clear, valid, and objective answers. I am very pleased with my progress, which is in no small measure because Dr. Moreau did an excellent job in all ways.
Being in your mid-twenties (or any age) and waking up one morning to find that your body isn’t acting as it normally has for the past two-plus decades is a terrifying experience. Throughout this experience, Kendra has been the one constant that has gotten me through the worst times. If it weren’t for her support, both through physical therapy as well as emotionally, I would never have been able to overcome the obstacles I have and be in the place I am today. I am extremely grateful to have Kendra as my physical therapist and look forward to continuing working with her!
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