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Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy
Specialized pelvic health, close to home.
Great Falls Physical Therapy has partnered with Applied Performance Physical Therapy to bring pelvic floor physical therapy to the Great Falls community.
A New Partnership
Expanding access to pelvic health care in Great Falls.
Great Falls Physical Therapy is excited to announce a new partnership with Applied Performance Physical Therapy to bring specialized Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy services to the Great Falls community.
This collaboration combines the trusted, patient-centered care of Great Falls Physical Therapy with Applied Performance Physical Therapy's expertise in pelvic health rehabilitation. Together, we are expanding access to evidence-based care for individuals experiencing pelvic floor dysfunction, pregnancy and postpartum concerns, urinary or bowel issues, pelvic pain, and other related conditions.
By partnering together, our shared goal is to provide comprehensive, compassionate care close to home, making it easier for patients in the Great Falls area to receive the specialized treatment they need.
We look forward to serving our community through this exciting partnership and helping more patients improve their health, function, and quality of life with expert Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy.
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Women's Pelvic Health
What pelvic floor physical therapy can help with.
Scan the concerns below, then reach out if you are not sure where yours fits.
Pelvic Floor + Pelvic Pain
Pelvic floor dysfunctionPelvic organ prolapseBladder retrainingUrinary incontinence, frequency and urgencyPelvic painDyspareuniaVulvodyniaPudendal neuralgiaPubic symphysis dysfunctionSI joint dysfunctionSciaticaCoccydynia (tailbone pain)Groin painConstipation
Your Pelvic Health Therapist
Kelly Leininger, PT, DPT, COMT, CSCS
A certified orthopedic and strength specialist, Kelly blends manual therapy, dry needling, and functional rehab to treat orthopedic, pregnancy, and postpartum conditions in active individuals of all ages.
Kelly graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with a B.S. in Rehabilitation Science and earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Pitt in 2005. She is a Certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist and a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the National Strength and Conditioning Association.
Kelly has experience treating an extensive variety of conditions in patients ranging from adolescents to geriatrics, including high school, college, recreational, and professional athletes. Throughout a treatment session she emphasizes an evidence-based approach combining manual therapy techniques and dry needling along with functional retraining to return patients to their optimal level of function. After having three children, she has a special interest in working with individuals navigating pregnancy and postpartum care.
Kelly views medicine as a team approach between the patient, physician, therapist, and other healthcare providers to expedite a patient's recovery. She owns Applied Performance Physical Therapy and Washington Wellness Physical Therapy in Washington, D.C.
Getting Started
Getting started with pelvic floor physical therapy.
Kelly sees pelvic health patients at Great Falls Physical Therapy. Call or request an appointment and our front desk will get you scheduled.
Reach out
Call 703-349-1030 or email info@greatfallspt.com and let us know you are interested in pelvic floor physical therapy.
Evaluation
Your first visit includes a thorough review of your history, symptoms, goals, and functional needs, and a plan you understand.
Ongoing care
Follow-up visits combine hands-on treatment, movement retraining, exercise progression, education, and a clear home plan.
Payment + Insurance
Billing for pelvic floor physical therapy.
Self-pay and private insurance only.
Pelvic floor physical therapy is available to self-pay patients and patients with private insurance. We are unable to accept Medicare patients for this service.
We verify benefits and submit claims on your behalf.
Billing works the same way as it does for all other services at Great Falls Physical Therapy. We are out of network with private insurance companies, and payment is due at time of service. For your convenience, we verify your coverage and provide an estimate of your out-of-pocket costs before your initial evaluation, then bill and submit your claim to your insurance company on your behalf. After meeting your deductible, your insurance company will send reimbursement to you directly. Health savings accounts may be used for payment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions patients often ask before getting started.
Do I need a doctor's referral?
Virginia is a Direct Access State. This allows most patients to directly access a physical therapist without a physician referral. Pelvic floor physical therapy is available to self-pay and privately insured patients only; we are unable to accept Medicare patients for this service.
How do I know if pelvic floor physical therapy can help me?
We are happy to schedule an evaluation to determine if you are an appropriate candidate for physical therapy services. If your diagnosis is out of our scope, we will work with you to determine an appropriate referral. If you have questions, please call 703-349-1030 or email info@greatfallspt.com to determine if you would benefit from an evaluation.
What should I wear?
Please arrive with comfortable clothing that you are able to move in.
How early do I need to arrive?
Please arrive 10 minutes prior to your initial evaluation if you still need to complete paperwork.
Ready to start?
Schedule an evaluation and let the Great Falls Physical Therapy team help you choose the right path.
Questions before scheduling? Call 703-349-1030 or email info@greatfallspt.com.