Find a Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist in Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia's dense hospital ecosystem — Penn Medicine, Jefferson Health, Temple Health, and CHOP — provides strong clinical infrastructure for pelvic health, but private pelvic floor PT clinics are in high demand for patients seeking faster access and more specialized care. The region's large university population (Penn, Temple, Drexel, Jefferson) and diverse communities have created a growing network of pelvic floor specialists across the city and surrounding suburbs.
14+ pelvic floor PTs in Philadelphia
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Invictus Physical Therapy
People's Pelvic Health, PLLC
Vitality Physical Therapy
One Physical Therapy and Wellness
Pelvio Physical Therapy
Restore Physical Therapy and Pelvic Health, LLC
Atlantic Physical Therapy
Ivy Rehab Physical Therapy
Strive Physical Therapy
Julia Kajen
Philadelphia Manual PT
Penn Medicine | Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Outpatient Therapy - Spruce
Cloudline Physical Therapy
Frequently Asked Questions about Pelvic Floor PT in Philadelphia
Are there pelvic floor PTs in Philadelphia affiliated with Penn Medicine or Jefferson Health?
Yes. Both Penn Medicine and Thomas Jefferson University Hospital have women's health and pelvic floor PT programs within their hospital systems. However, these hospital-based programs often have longer wait times and may require physician referrals. Many Philadelphia patients prefer private pelvic floor PT clinics for faster access, more session time, and specialized postpartum or pelvic pain care outside the hospital system.
Does Pennsylvania have direct access to physical therapy?
Pennsylvania allows direct access to physical therapy — you can see a licensed PT without a physician referral for up to 30 days of treatment. After 30 days, a referral or prescription may be required depending on your insurance plan. If you're paying out of pocket, a referral is never required. Many Philadelphia-area pelvic floor PTs can help you navigate insurance requirements at your initial evaluation.
Is pelvic floor PT available for pediatric patients in Philadelphia?
Yes. Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) is one of the leading pediatric healthcare institutions in the country and has helped drive awareness of pediatric pelvic floor PT in the region. Pediatric pelvic floor PT addresses conditions like childhood urinary incontinence, bedwetting (enuresis), constipation, and voiding dysfunction. Several private practice PTs in the Philadelphia area also specialize in pediatric pelvic floor conditions for older children and adolescents.
What does pelvic floor PT cost in Philadelphia?
Cash-pay rates for pelvic floor PT in Philadelphia typically range from $150 to $250 per session, with initial evaluations often priced higher ($200-$300). Many Philadelphia pelvic floor PTs are out-of-network with insurance but will provide superbills for reimbursement. Philadelphia's large student population (Temple, Penn, Drexel, Jefferson) means some clinics offer student or sliding-scale pricing — ask when booking.
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