A directory of 879 providers in 50 states and DC
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879credentialed providers
50+states and DC covered
382physical therapists
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Patient Questions, Answered
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.
What do the different credentials mean for Pelvic Floor Therapists?
Credentials indicate the specific type of training and specialization a therapist has. For example, Physical Therapists make up 382 listings in this directory, focusing on rehabilitation techniques. OB/GYN Physicians (59 listings) specialize in women's health and reproductive systems, while Urogynecology Physicians (43 listings) have additional expertise in pelvic floor disorders. Clinics & Centers (313 listings) may offer a range of services from multiple specialists. Occupational Therapists (77 listings) address daily living activities impacted by pelvic issues.
How many pelvic floor therapists are there nationally, and which states have the most?
There are a total of 879 pelvic floor therapists nationwide. Florida leads with 70 providers, followed by California with 60, Texas with 57, New Jersey with 51, and Pennsylvania with 46. Other states with high numbers include North Carolina (43), New York (37), Georgia (36), Illinois (30), and Maryland (30).
How is this directory's data sourced and how often does it update?
The Pelvic Floor Therapists directory sources its information from the NPPES (official CMS) Data Dissemination file and the NPI Registry API. This ensures that the listings are based on official healthcare provider records. The directory holds a total of 879 entries across 51 states, with Florida having the highest count at 70 providers.
How do I choose between the different types of pelvic floor therapists listed here?
When choosing a provider, consider your specific needs. There are 382 Physical Therapists and 313 Clinics & Centers specializing in pelvic floor therapy. OB/GYN Physicians (59) or Urogynecology Physicians (43) might be preferable if you require surgical options. For more holistic care approaches, Occupational Therapists (77) can offer a different perspective. Nurse Practitioners (3), Midwives (1), and Specialists (1) are also listed but in smaller numbers. Each type of provider has unique expertise, so it's important to choose based on your individual health needs.
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