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Patient Questions, Answered
How do I choose between the different types of pelvic floor therapists listed here?
This directory sorts pelvic floor providers into four categories: 1,049 Nurse Practitioners, 54 Specialists, 45 Wound Care Nurses, and 35 Clinics & Centers, based on data from the NPPES NPI Registry. A Nurse Practitioner is a licensed advanced-practice nurse, and this is the most common listing type in the directory by a wide margin. A Specialist is a provider whose taxonomy record identifies a focused area of practice. A Wound Care Nurse holds a nursing credential centered on wound management. Clinics & Centers are listed as organizations rather than individual practitioners. Because each category reflects a different kind of listing, checking whether a search returns an individual clinician or an organization is a practical first step before reviewing specific credentials.
What do the credentials of Pelvic Floor Therapists mean?
Pelvic Floor Therapists in this directory carry one of four credential or listing types: Nurse Practitioners (1,049 listings), Specialists (54 listings), Wound Care Nurses (45 listings), or Clinics & Centers (35 listings). 'Nurse Practitioner' indicates advanced practice nursing with specialized training. 'Specialist' indicates a taxonomy record focused on pelvic floor disorders. 'Wound Care Nurse' indicates a nursing credential centered on wound management. These classifications are sourced from the NPPES NPI Registry, an official CMS API.
How many Pelvic Floor Therapists are there nationally, and which states have the most?
There are 1,183 Pelvic Floor Therapists nationwide. The states with the highest number of providers are New York (356), Texas (345), Tennessee (169), Pennsylvania (143), Illinois (131), and Massachusetts (39). This information is sourced from the NPPES NPI Registry, an official CMS API.
What should I bring and expect at my first visit to a Pelvic Floor Therapist?
At your first visit, bring identification, insurance information, and any relevant medical records. Expect an initial consultation where the provider discusses your symptoms and medical history in detail. They may perform a physical examination, including pelvic floor assessments. From there, the visit typically moves toward a treatment plan based on what the exam and history show.
How is this directory's data sourced and how often does it update?
This directory's provider data comes from the NPPES NPI Registry, an official CMS API. Updates pull the latest snapshot from that same registry, so changes a provider makes to their own NPI record eventually appear here. The current dataset covers 1,183 professionals across six states, including New York with 356 entries and Texas with 345.
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