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BLUMEHAUS PHYSICAL THERAPY
PELVIC FLOOR and pediatric PHYSICAL THERAPY IN BOISE, ID
Transforming women's health one step at a time.
What if I told you that you could say goodbye to: back pain, hip pain, pain with intercourse, discomfort with prolapse, incontinence, fatigue, lack of strength, and more!
Find relief of pelvic floor dysfunction and pain before it even starts!
Physical Therapy for pregnancy, postpartum and beyond
Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy
Pregnancy and Birth Prep, Postpartum recovery, Mastitis
General Orthopedic Injury
Pediatric Care
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Physical Therapy for pregnancy, postpartum and beyond
Pregnancy/Postpartum Care
Pediatric Care
Urinary Incontinence
Pain with Intercourse
Hip/LowBack/Tailbone Pain
Pelvic Organ Prolapse
Diastasis Recti
General Orthopedic Injury
And More!
Come experience the difference at BlumeHaus PT
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women’s health
personalized care
holistic approach
one hour sessions
one-on-one treatment
Women’s Health
Initial Evaluation
The initial evaluation includes a comprehensive assessment that will guide your treatment plan. This may include an internal pelvic exam with your permission.
60-75 minutes
Package options
Bundle and save! Treatment session packages are available for purchase. We strive to accommodate all financial needs. If assistance is needed, please call for more information.
treatment session
Each treatment session is tailored to match your individual needs, symptoms, and pain. This may include soft tissue mobilization (massage),functional strengthening, bio-feedback, stretching, and education.
60 minutes
virtual sessions
We offer virtual sessions for those outside the Treasure Valley area, in California, or just for individuals who prefer it!
45 minutes
What is Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy?
Common is not normal.
Pelvic floor physical therapy is a specialized form of physical therapy that focuses on the muscles, ligaments, and connective tissues of the area surrounding the pelvis. It aims to assess, diagnose, and treat various conditions related to the pelvis, low back and sacro-iliac joint. This can include pelvic pain, abdominal pain, low back or hip pain, incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, sexual dysfunction, and more!
Our approach to pelvic floor physical therapy includes a holistic treatment model including both physical and emotional aspects of pelvic floor dysfunction. We aim to look at the entire body as a cohesive entity and focus on functional movement so that you can return to all activities pain free and symptom free.
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pediatric care
torticollis
delayed motor milestones
plagiocephaly
30 minute sessions
Pediatric Care
Initial Evaluation
The initial evaluation includes a comprehensive assessment that will guide baby’s treatment plan.
60-75 minutes
Package options
Bundle and save! Treatment session packages are available for purchase. We strive to accommodate all financial needs. If assistance is needed, please call for more information.
treatment session
Each treatment session is tailored to match baby’s individual needs, symptoms, and discomfort. This may include soft tissue mobilization (massage),functional strengthening, stretching, and parent education.
30 minutes
virtual sessions
We offer virtual sessions for those outside the Treasure Valley area, in California, or just for individuals who prefer it!
30 minutes
Dr. Alina Wright, PT, DPT, CAFS
Dr. Alina Wright is a passionate advocate for women's health, driven by her personal journey through infertility. As Dr. Wright navigated through the overwhelming world of hormones, fertility diets, pelvic floor therapy, acupuncture and other alternative medicine, she became increasingly aware of the shortage of accessible information, resources, and support for women. She has met countless women with similar frustrations. Whether it be incontinence, pelvic pain, or pre and postpartum support, there is a lack of understanding in the standard medical practice. Dr. Wright has been in the physical therapy field over 7 years and has further education beyond her degree focusing on pediatric care, pelvic health and functional movement.
payment
BlumeHaus Physical Therapy is out of network with all insurance companies. This allows us to provide one-on-one personalized care without constraints of an insurance company. More time with your physical therapist without technicians or aides allows you to get better faster and with less visits.
Many insurances have out of network benefits. We can provide you a superbill to send to your insurance for possible reimbursement. We also accept HSA/FSA card for payment.
get in touch!
Call or text: (208) 996-3421
FAX: (208) 277-3818
Email: blumehauspt@gmail.com
FAQ
do i need a doctor’s referral?
You do not need a physician referral in Idaho! Simply call us to book an initial evaluation. No other steps are necessary.
What does a pelvic exam by a physical therapist look like?
A pelvic exam by a physical therapist is entirely different than a pelvic exam by a gynecologist. As physical therapists, we evaluation strength, coordination, and tissue restriction of your pelvic floor. This involves one gloved finger into the vaginal canal; no speculums are utilized.
I had a c-section, should i still come in?
Yes! Your pelvic floor can still be affected from carrying a baby for 9 months and having MAJOR abdominal surgery.
do you take insurance?
BlumeHaus Physical Therapy is out of network with all insurance companies. This allows us to provide one-on-one personalized care without constraints of an insurance company.
I am pregnant, when should i start PT?
If you are pregnant and currently experiencing pain in your pelvis, back, or hips, it is best to start treatment now. If you don't have any pain, we recommend starting physical therapy in your third trimester to help prepare for birth, review birthing positions, teach you how to "push" and prepare for post partum recovery.
Is it cheaper to go to a clinic that Accepts my insurance?
Not necessarily! When a clinic bills insurance, there is typically a deductible and even a surprise bill that may pop up after your appointments that insurance won't cover. Deductibles can be more expensive than paying out of pocket! We are able to tell you the full rate prior to your appointment without surprise charges.
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