what we offer

Our services

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    Bladder

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    bowel

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    sexual difficulties

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    pelvic pain

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    pregnancy

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    postpartum care

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    pelvic floor muscle weakness

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    pelvic organ prolapse

treatment approach

FAQs

Do you accept insurance?

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Thrive is currently in-network with many Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield plans (EPO/EPO PLUS, INDEMNITY, PPO) and out-of-network with all other insurances. Upon request, you will receive a superbill for each visit including treatment and diagnosis codes to submit to insurance for reimbursement if you have out-of-network benefits. Please reach out with any questions you may have regarding your benefits. Being out-of-network with insurance allows appointments to be longer, 1:1, and customized to focus on whatever you need each session, which often results in quicker recovery and results. Clients have access to speak with me between sessions regarding questions and modifications or progressions of their treatment program.


What should i wear?

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Whatever is comfortable for you to move in.


Do you provide internal treatment?

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Yes! Internal assessment and treatment can be very helpful to understand pelvic floor muscle tone, coordination, and pain, and to track progress with treatment. It is completely optional, and we can further discuss if it would be helpful for you at your discovery call or initial evaluation.


How long does treatment take?

The duration of pelvic floor therapy varies depending on each individual's condition and carryover at home or between sessions. Some individuals may experience significant improvement in symptoms after a few sessions, while others may require ongoing therapy for several weeks or months.

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