Pelvic organ prolapse therapy in the East Valley.

No. Prolapse is identified on a physical exam rather than an image, so a scan isn’t the starting line. Self-pay patients can come directly to us without a referral, as Arizona allows direct access for self-pay patients. If you’re using insurance, you’ll need a referral. Not sure what applies to you? Call your clinic and our team will verify it for you. If you already have a stage or a diagnosis from another provider, bring it. If you don’t, we’ll start from your symptoms and how you move, and we’ll tell you plainly if a physician should look at this too.

No. An internal assessment can give useful information, but it’s a choice and never a requirement, and nothing happens without your consent. Say no at the start, say no later, or change your mind after you’ve already agreed. A great deal of prolapse care is external anyway: breathing and pressure management, hip and abdominal strength, bowel and bladder habits, lifting mechanics. You’ll always be told what a session involves before it starts.

You’ll get an estimated number of visits at your evaluation, and the reasoning behind that number. Your plan runs through all four phases, Pain, Prime, Perform and Prevent, and you’ll always know which phase you’re in and what’s still ahead. It’s a plan with an endpoint, not an open-ended string of appointments.