Business Details
15 Years
experience
Expert Pelvic Floor Therapy in Greeley, CO
Gaia Physical Therapy was founded in 2011 by Michelle Conlin, a dedicated Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist with over two decades of clinical experience. Our clinic specializes in addressing pelvic floor dysfunction through evidence-based treatments that combine manual therapy, patient education, and personalized home programs. We focus on conditions such as urinary and bowel incontinence, pelvic pain, and post-partum recovery, emphasizing compassionate care for both women and men. Our approach prioritizes patient comfort, informed consent, and building trust through transparent communication.With expertise in internal and external assessment techniques, we help clients regain control over their physical health and improve quality of life. Our services are covered by major insurance providers, and we offer flexible payment options to ensure accessibility. Located in Greeley, Colorado, we serve Northern Colorado residents seeking specialized pelvic health solutions.
Services
Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation
Pelvic Pain Treatment
Bladder Dysfunction Therapy
Bowel Dysfunction Therapy
Post-Natal Care
Urinary Incontinence Treatment
Sexual Dysfunction Therapy
Prenatal Physical Therapy
Pelvic Organ Prolapse Management
Manual Therapy Assessment
Details
- Year established: 2011
Highlights and features
- We specialize in pelvic floor rehabilitation with over 20 years of clinical experience.
- Our treatment approach combines manual therapy, education, and personalized home programs.
- We accept major insurance plans including Medicare and Medicaid.
- Our founder actively pursues continuing education in women's health physical therapy.
- We provide LGBTQIA-inclusive care for all pelvic floor dysfunction patients.
What people say
Affirming, kind, genuine
Thorough and kind
Difference in daily life
Caring and professional
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Services
Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation
Specialized treatment addressing pelvic floor muscle dysfunction through manual therapy and personalized exercise programs. Targets urinary and bowel incontinence, pelvic pain, and sexual dysfunction. Combines internal and external assessment techniques with patient education to restore normal function and improve quality of life for both men and women.
Post-Natal Care
Comprehensive rehabilitation for post-childbirth pelvic floor issues including muscle weakness and diastasis recti. Utilizes therapeutic exercise and manual techniques to restore core strength and pelvic floor function. Focuses on gradual return to physical activity while addressing post-partum musculoskeletal pain and discomfort.
Pelvic Pain Treatment
Targeted intervention for chronic pelvic pain conditions including interstitial cystitis and pudendal nerve dysfunction. Employs manual therapy techniques combined with patient education about pain mechanisms. Addresses both musculoskeletal and neurological components of pelvic pain through individualized treatment plans.
Urinary Incontinence Therapy
Specialized treatment for stress, urge, and mixed urinary incontinence through pelvic floor muscle retraining. Includes bladder retraining education and manual therapy techniques. Focuses on improving pelvic floor muscle coordination and endurance to restore normal bladder function without surgical intervention.
Bowel Dysfunction Therapy
Comprehensive approach to fecal incontinence and chronic constipation through pelvic floor muscle retraining. Combines manual therapy with bowel habit education and postural adjustments. Addresses muscle coordination issues and nerve dysfunction contributing to bowel control problems.
People
Michelle Conlin
Owner and Solo Practitioner
Michelle Conlin, M.P.T., founded Gaia Physical Therapy in 2011 after earning her Masters in Physical Therapy from University of St. Augustine. She specializes in pelvic floor rehabilitation with advanced training in women's health, focusing on non-surgical treatment for pelvic dysfunction.
Katelyn Fiske
Certified Professional Biller
Katelyn Fiske manages billing and insurance coordination at Gaia Physical Therapy since 2021. With dual certifications in medical coding and billing, she ensures smooth insurance processing and provides financial guidance to patients seeking pelvic floor therapy services.
Questions
How long does pelvic physical therapy typically last?
Most clients attend weekly sessions for 6-12 weeks, followed by monthly maintenance visits. Treatment duration varies based on individual needs and progress.
Can I receive therapy during my menstrual period?
Yes, internal therapy is safe during menstruation. We respect client comfort levels and can use external techniques if preferred.
What does an internal pelvic assessment involve?
The assessment occurs on the second visit after educational preparation. It involves manual muscle evaluation with client consent and comfort prioritized throughout the process.
What are your current service rates?
Evaluation costs $150 and follow-ups $100. Most insurance plans cover services, including Medicare/Medicaid. FSA/HSA accounts accepted.
Do you treat LGBTQIA clients?
Yes, we provide inclusive care for all clients with pelvic floor dysfunction regardless of gender identity or sexual orientation.
Is therapy effective for long-standing issues?
Yes, even chronic conditions from 20-30 years ago can improve with pelvic floor rehabilitation. Many clients achieve significant improvements after previous unsuccessful treatments.
