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What we treat

Specialists in the Pelvis. Experts in the Body.


We focus exclusively on pelvic-related conditions, delivering expert, whole-body care rooted in pelvic function.

At Inland Pelvic Health, pelvic therapy is all we do—and we do it with depth, precision, and purpose. Our clinicians are pelvic health specialists who undergo advanced training and continuously stay current with the latest research and evidence-based techniques. While we understand that everything in the body is connected, we approach care with the pelvis as the foundation. This focused expertise allows us to treat the whole body holistically, while always prioritizing optimal pelvic function as the cornerstone of healing, mobility, and overall wellness.

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Pelvic Specialists

The pelvis is such an intricate set of muscles that therapists must complete extensive training and education beyond what’s required for a typical physical or occupational therapist. The Inland Pelvic Health team has the training and experience, so patients can be confident knowing they’re getting the best treatment for their pelvic condition.

 

​At Inland Pelvic Health, we provide expert, evidence-based pelvic therapy for a wide range of conditions across all stages of life. Our specialized treatments address bladder leaking, bladder pain, bowel issues, pelvic organ prolapse, pregnancy and postpartum recovery, endometriosis-related pelvic pain, and fertility support. We offer care for pelvic dysfunction associated with cancer treatments. We specialize in men’s pelvic health, offering advanced care for conditions such as pre- and post-prostatectomy recovery, erectile dysfunction, and persistent pelvic pain.

 

Each plan of care is tailored to your unique body and goals, with the pelvis at the center of whole-body healing.

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Conditions We Treat

Pregnancy and Postpartum Therapy

Pregnancy & Postpartum

Pregnancy and postpartum bring big changes to your body, but pain, leaking, or weakness don’t have to be part of it. We support your body through each stage with expert, safe care.

Pelvic therapist, Dr. Laura, working on a patients abdomen to improve oncology outcomes

Cancer

Whether cancer affects the pelvis or elsewhere, treatment can impact pelvic function. We help you restore strength, comfort, and control during and after cancer care.

Pelvis and spine with list of mens pelvic health topics including pelvic pain, voiding difficulty, erectilr dysfunction, and post-prostatecomty therapy at Inland Pelvic Health

Men's Pelvic Health

We treat a full spectrum of men’s pelvic health conditions, including pelvic pain syndromes, urinary dysfunction, erectile difficulties, and post-surgical recovery. Our evidence-based approach addresses the muscles, nerves, and connective tissues to restore optimal pelvic function.

Prolapse Grades identifying cystocele, rectocele, and uterocele. Prolpase types treated at Inland Pelvic Health

Prolapse

Pelvic heaviness, pressure, or a bulging sensation can signal prolapse. We help lift, support, and retrain your pelvic muscles to restore function and confidence.

Bowel Massage Patterns

Bowel

Bowel issues like constipation, urgency, leakage, or pain can disrupt daily life—but they are treatable. Our pelvic therapy team helps restore healthy bowel function and confidence.

Romantic Couple identifying that sexual dysfunction is a common treatment at Inland Pelvic Health

Sexual Health

Painful sex, erectile dysfunction, and intimacy challenges are common—but not normal. Our team helps you understand your body and restore healthy, confident sexual function.

Pelvic Pain woman holding a sign "Help" for treatment of endometriosis.

Endometriosis

Endometriosis and its “sister conditions” can cause chronic pain and dysfunction. We treat the whole person—body and mind—to help you manage symptoms and improve quality of life.

Dr. Laura, a pelvic specialist holding a pelvic model pointing to the uterus which is a main organ for fertility.

Fertility

Fertility struggles are complex, and pelvic restrictions are often overlooked. We address adhesions, scar tissue, and muscle imbalance to create a more optimal environment for conception.

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