Pelvic health is entering a new era of visibility and innovation. We highlight the people, research, and solutions leading the way to better recovery.
"There are early recovery programs that help patients heal sooner after knee replacements. It's beyond time we take this approach with patients after c-section and other pelvic surgeries."
In this conversation, Carine Carmy, CEO of Origin, shares why access to pelvic health care is both a business opportunity and a human necessity. Her perspective reflects the kind of leadership and innovation that shapes the future of care.
Pelvic Health Network is a growing platform for the conversations that shape the future of care. Through interviews with leaders in health, research, and culture, we spotlight the people and ideas that are redefining recovery. Our goal is to make pelvic health accessible, evidence-driven, and part of everyday conversation.
We track hospitals pioneering postpartum rehab and point you to leading directories of pelvic health providers shaping access to care
Behind every hospital in our directory is a story like this—where access to OT and PT after birth changes what recovery looks like for families.
Our most visited resource: a directory of hospitals offering OT and PT after birth and accepting students in both disciplines.
The directories we trust for finding pelvic health specialists across settings and regions.
Waiting 6 weeks or more isn’t the only option. Safe, guided movement and positioning right after birth and pelvic surgery can reduce strain, support healing tissues, and speed recovery. That’s why we’ve developed pelvic health rehab pathways and protocols, including our most popular Cesarean Delivery Rehab Protocol with Dr. Karin Fox.