Find a Pelvic Floor PT in Colorado Springs, CO
Colorado Springs has a uniquely large military population connected to Fort Carson, Peterson Space Force Base, Schriever Space Force Base, and the Air Force Academy. The city's pelvic floor PT community has extensive experience with military women's health needs, high-altitude athletic performance, and the postpartum care demands of a young military family demographic.
Pelvic Floor PTs in Colorado Springs, CO
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Root & Ember Physical Therapy
Brookside Physical Therapy
The Healing Spot Physical Therapy, LLC
Onward Physical Therapy
Peak Pelvic Health
HOPE Physical Therapy & Wellness
Manual Edge Physical Therapy
FYZICAL Therapy and Balance Centers - Rockrimmon
Peak Performance Physical Therapy
Great Moves Physical Therapy
Revolution Rehabilitation, P.C.
Dynamic Physical Therapy - North Colorado Springs
Select Physical Therapy - Cheyenne Mountain
Synergy Manual Physical Therapy
Red Rocks Physical Therapy
Falcon Physical Therapy
FYZICAL Therapy and Balance Centers - South Colorado Springs
Action Potential Physical Therapy - Colorado Springs, E. Pikes Peak Ave.
Dynamic Physical Therapy - South Colorado Springs
Pelvic Floor PT in Colorado Springs: Common Questions
Are there pelvic floor PTs in Colorado Springs?
Yes. Colorado Springs has a solid pelvic floor PT community serving downtown, Briargate, the Black Forest area, and Fountain. UCHealth Pikes Peak and Penrose-St. Francis Health Services (CommonSpirit Health) both have PT departments. Several private pelvic floor PT practices have grown to serve the military family community around Fort Carson and Peterson. Telehealth is practical for patients in Woodland Park, Monument, and Castle Rock who lack local specialists.
Does the military population affect pelvic floor PT in Colorado Springs?
Significantly. Fort Carson, the Air Force Academy, and Peterson and Schriever SFBs create a large, young military family demographic with high postpartum care needs, frequent moves disrupting provider relationships, and unique physical demands. Many Colorado Springs pelvic floor PTs have experience with high-activity postpartum return-to-duty programs, treating women who need to pass Army/Air Force physical fitness tests after childbirth.
Can I see a pelvic floor PT in Colorado Springs without a referral?
Colorado has direct access PT laws — you can see a licensed PT without a physician referral. TRICARE (for military families) may require a referral from your primary care manager at the military treatment facility before seeing a civilian pelvic floor PT. Confirm your TRICARE plan's referral requirements, especially if you're enrolled in TRICARE Prime rather than TRICARE Select.
How much does pelvic floor PT cost in Colorado Springs?
Out-of-pocket rates in Colorado Springs run $100 to $175 per session — comparable to Denver and more affordable than Boulder. Most Colorado Springs PTs accept Anthem, UnitedHealthcare, Cigna, and TRICARE. TRICARE Select typically covers out-of-network pelvic floor PT at 80/20 after deductible with a referral. TRICARE Prime requires referral from your military PCP and covers in-network civilian PT at lower or no cost.