Elizabeth Kemper

Decatur, Georgia
Kemper Pelvic Physio
State: Georgia
Elizabeth Kemper

Description:

Hi! I’m Elizabeth (Beth) Kemper, PT, MPT, WCS. I founded Kemper Pelvic Physio because I believe everyone deserves access to knowledgeable, compassionate, and individualized pelvic health care. Our practice is based in Decatur, Georgia, and we work with people of all genders and across all stages of life.

Our team specializes in a wide range of pelvic health concerns, including pelvic pain, bladder and bowel dysfunction, prolapse, sexual health concerns, hypermobility and hEDS, pregnancy and postpartum care, menopause, and pre- and post-surgical rehabilitation.

At KPP, we take the time to understand each person as a whole. Pelvic health concerns are often complex, and I want people to feel like they have a team in their corner who will listen, answer their questions, and work with them to create a treatment plan that fits their body, goals, and life.

Creating a welcoming and inclusive environment is incredibly important to us. We care for cisgender, transgender, and nonbinary folks, and we strive to make KPP a place where everyone feels safe, respected, and comfortable being themselves.

Our goal has always been to combine excellent clinical care with genuine human connection. We want every person who walks through our doors to leave feeling more informed, more supported, and more confident in their ability to care for their body.

Learn more about our practice at KemperPT.com.

Contact Info:

Decatur, Georgia
Address: 755 Commerce Drive, Suite 804 Decatur, GA 30030
Abdominal adhesions, Bladder leakage (urinary incontinence), Bladder sling surgery, Bowel leakage, Bowel urgency and/or frequency, C-section recovery, C-section scar, Cesarean scar revision, Constipation, D&C recovery, Diastasis recti, Ectopic pregnancy surgery, Endometriosis scars, Endometriosis surgery, Episiotomy, Fibroid surgery, Fibroid surgery (myomectomy), High-risk pregnancy recovery, Hip and pelvic pain, Hysterectomy, Hysterectomy scars, Ovarian cyst surgery, Pain with bowel movements, Painful bladder (IC/BPS), Painful sex, Pelvic heaviness, Pelvic organ prolapse surgery, Pelvic pain, Perineal tear, Pregnancy loss, Pregnancy loss recovery, Prolapse surgery, Prostatectomy, Pubic bone pain, Tailbone pain, Traumatic birth recovery, Urinary urgency and/or frequency, Vaginal birth recovery

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