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Desert Physical Therapy and Pelvic Health

Physical Therapy

in Scottsdale

, Arizona

Therapist Category: Physical Therapy

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About Desert Physical Therapy and Pelvic Health

Desert Physical Therapy and Pelvic Health is a pelvic rehabilitation and physical therapy clinic serving the Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Paradise Valley area, with an office in Scottsdale (5040 E. Shea Blvd, Suite 261). The practice focuses on pelvic health care for women and men, with services also noted for children. Visits are scheduled as one-on-one sessions in private treatment rooms, and the team emphasizes thorough evaluation and individualized plans based on medical history, posture, strength, flexibility, and muscle tone. The clinic also notes coordination with other healthcare providers and referral sources when appropriate, along with a patient-centered environment designed for comfort, privacy, and respect.

Care commonly addresses pelvic floor disorders and related musculoskeletal issues, including pelvic pain, pelvic floor weakness or tension/spasm, urinary symptoms (including urgency, frequency, hesitancy, and leakage), prolapse, diastasis recti, tailbone pain, pudendal neuralgia, and conditions such as interstitial cystitis/painful bladder syndrome and endometriosis. The website also describes support for prenatal and postpartum concerns, as well as orthopedic complaints such as low back and hip pain and sacroiliac joint dysfunction. Treatment approaches listed include manual therapy techniques (soft tissue mobilization, myofascial release, joint mobilization, trigger point release, and visceral manipulation), therapeutic exercise for strengthening, stabilization, and stretching, and dry needling and cupping. The clinic also highlights education tailored to each diagnosis, home programs that may include exercise plus lifestyle and behavior strategies, and additional offerings such as yoga therapy, Pilates, and relaxation or guided imagery techniques. The team includes Dr. Tara Beran PT, DPT, RYT (owner), Dr. Cassidy Volpone PT, DPT, RYT, Dr. Erika Townsend PT, DPT, and Lauren Hill PT, DPT, WCS, SC, RYT. The site notes the clinic is out-of-network for most insurance plans, provides an insurance worksheet for reimbursement questions, and encourages patients to contact the office for pricing.

Conditions Treated, Specialties & Treatment Types

Who they treat:

Men’s Health Pediatric Postnatal Prenatal Women’s Health

Conditions Treated:

Back Pain and Sciatica Chronic Pain Hip and Pelvic Dysfunction Pelvic Floor Dysfunctions Postpartum Care Pregnancy Aches and Pains

Clinical Focuses:

Chronic Pain Management Manual Therapy and Soft Tissue Care Mobility and Flexibility Training Orthopedic Rehabilitation Pelvic Floor Rehab Postural and Ergonomic Correction Spine and Core Stabilization Women’s Health

Treatment Types:

Core Stabilization Dry Needling Ergonomic Training Exercise Prescription Flexibility and Stretching Therapy Joint Mobilisation Manual Therapy Myofascial Release Posture Retraining Soft Tissue Mobilization Strength and Conditioning Programs

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Contact Details & Directions

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+1 602-264-3369

5040 E Shea Blvd UNIT 261, Scottsdale, AZ 85254

Open Hours

Sunday: Closed

Monday: 09:00 – 17:00

Tuesday: 09:00 – 17:00

Wednesday: 09:00 – 17:00

Thursday: 09:00 – 17:00

Friday: 09:00 – 17:00

Saturday: Closed

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Accessibility & Features:

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Google Review Count: 45

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Frequently Asked Questions

The clinic explains that the expected number of visits is discussed after your first comprehensive evaluation and depends on factors like your diagnosis, how long and how intense symptoms are, medical and musculoskeletal contributors, and how consistently you attend and follow your home program. Patients are often seen about once per week, but total visits vary.

The clinic states that Arizona is a direct access state for physical therapy, so a physician referral is not required to begin care.

The site describes a comprehensive evaluation that reviews your medical history and concerns and assesses posture, flexibility, strength, and areas of tenderness or muscle tension. Treatment and education related to your diagnosis may begin at the first visit.

The clinic notes a pelvic muscle exam may be recommended when symptoms involve pelvic floor pain or weakness because it can help guide an individualized plan. They also state you may defer or decline any part of the exam or treatment, and the exam can be modified if needed.

The clinic recommends comfortable clothing that allows easy movement and notes gowns are available if needed. They also suggest arriving a few minutes early to find the location, check in, and be ready to start on time.

The website states most insurance companies cover physical therapy, but coverage may be at an out-of-network rate. The clinic provides an insurance benefit worksheet with questions to ask your insurer about reimbursement and notes you can contact the office with pricing and insurance questions.

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