Charleston Cash-Based Pelvic Floor PT:
Cash-based pelvic floor PT is a model of service in which physical therapists accept direct payment, here are best reasons:
Enhanced Patient-Therapist Connection: Both the therapist and patient can concentrate on what is truly important—your outcomes!
Authority Over Treatments: It allows the therapist greater flexibility to deliver optimal care.
Easier Invoicing: Therapists can allocate less time to paperwork, claims submissions, and follow-ups, allowing them to spend more time assisting you in achieving the results you deserve!
Price Transparency: Reduced surprises and improved financial management for patients.
Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy Charleston, SC
Charleston SC Pelvic Floor PT?
Move Well Collective Physical Therapy offers pelvic physical therapy services for women in Charleston. My professional Therapy provides personalized care for pregnancy, postpartum recovery, incontinence, prolapse, pelvic pain, bowel issues, & more. My goal is helping you achieve optimal physical function so that you can get back to living a meaningful life that you love.
Our mission at Move Well Collective is to bring awareness to the complex and difficult pelvic issues for women and men face through our individualized cash based service. I pride myself on delivering professional pelvic floor treatment with the utmost professionalism. I am committed empowering my patients to get back to better health.
Charleston SC Pelvic Floor PT
TeleHealth floor PT option is available. If you have made it through the toughest part of your pelvic floor issues but need a remote pelvic floor to assist you, I can help
Reach out now to learn if I can benefit your and your discomfort.
We are also committed to making quality care accessible. Scholarships and barter opportunities are available, with priority given to BIPOC, non-binary, trans, and other marginalized individuals who need financial assistance.
Your health. Your choice. Your care.
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Expert Pelvic Floor PT (PFPT) for Men,Women, Children— All Ages and All Genders:
PFPT is a specialized physical therapy focused on figuring out the symptoms and treating conditions related to the pelvic floor. This includes treatment plans engineered to you and exercises implemented to address for your pelvic floor area. My goal is to improve the core, strength, flexibility, and function of the pelvic floor, leading to better health and quality of life. At Move Well Collective, I am a expert pelvic floor PT who is Board-Certified Doctors of Physical Therapy and dedicated to providing the highest level of health care.
I offer specialized care for:
Bladder Issues: Treating bladder frequency and pain, urinary leaks, difficulty controlling fluids, trouble emptying bladder, nocturia
Bowel Issues: Treating fecal leakage/incontinence, constipation, bowel irregularities, irritable bowel syndrome, fecal urgency, incomplete evacuation, rectal prolapse
Pelvic Pain: Treating tailbone pain, groin & hip pain, interstitial cystitis, genital pain, pain with sex, vulvodynia, pelvic congestion, endometriosis, vaginismus, pudendal
Pregnancy & Postpartum: Treating pelvic girdle pain, pregnancy pain, diastasis recti, pelvic organ prolapse, low back pain, SI joint pain, birth prep, scar adhesion, and C-Section
Male Pelvic Concerns: Male pelvic pain, chronic prostatitis, pain with sex, hip pain, lower back pain, groin pain, tailbone pain, and male diastasis recti
Sexual Health: Erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, difficulty with orgasm, pain or leakage associated with sex, pain with penetration, arousal disorders, menopause health, sexual assault care
Catherine Lewan, PT, DPT, C-IAYT
Dr. Lewan obtained her DPT from the University of Illinois Chicago in 2010. She is certified by STOTT in comprehensive mat, equipment, and rehabilitation Pilates, and is also a certified Yoga Therapist with the International Association of Yoga Therapists. She has finished advanced studies in Orthopedic Manual Therapy and Pelvic Health and gained 15 years of clinical experience in Chicago, where she launched a pelvic health program at an orthopedic clinic and guided PTs eager to enhance their orthopedics and pelvic skills. During this period, she experienced symptoms associated with hEDS and POTS, and chose to be open about her conditions. She specialized in handling intricate cases involving symptomatic hypermobility, since connective tissues can impact any body system, including orthopedic, pelvic, neurological, vascular, and autonomic systems. Her waitlist expanded dramatically, and she discovered therapists to guide on a holistic, biopsychosocial method for addressing chronic, under-explored, and misinterpreted symptoms.