Treasure Valley Pelvic Health - Boise

Physical Therapy
in Boise
, Idaho
Therapist Category: Physical Therapy
Share on:

Own this listing? Claim it HERE for full listing & SEO benefits!

About Treasure Valley Pelvic Health - Boise

Treasure Valley Pelvic Health – Boise is the Boise location of Treasure Valley Pelvic Health, located at 2717 W Bannock St., Ste. 100, Boise, Idaho. The practice focuses on pelvic health and pelvic floor therapy for a wide range of patients, including women, men, pregnant and postpartum patients, and transgender or gender-diverse individuals. Across the site, the clinic highlights support for bathroom habits, pelvic and abdominal pain, reproductive and hormonal health, sexual wellness, surgery support, injury recovery, energy healing, and more complex pelvic concerns. Examples of issues named on the website include urinary leakage, bowel problems, pelvic or low back pain, diastasis recti, prolapse symptoms, painful intercourse, constipation, urgency and frequency, postpartum weakness, and recovery after abdominal, pelvic, reproductive, or prostate-related surgery.

The clinic describes its care as personalized, inclusive, and grounded in a whole-person view of healing. Its stated goals include helping patients better understand their symptoms, take an active role in their health, and return to daily life with fewer limitations. Rather than relying on a generic exercise list, the team says it looks for the key factors driving a patient’s symptoms and builds a care plan around the root cause, the patient’s body, and the patient’s goals. Treatment approaches referenced on the site include exercise, core and hip strengthening, posture work, manual therapy, myofascial release, scar tissue mobilization, flexibility work, and other strategies tailored to each person. The Boise clinic is managed by Dr. Emily Verheijen, PT, DPT, and the broader team includes founder Dr. Chelsea Beyers, PT, DPT, OCS, Dr. Julie Dunn, PT, DPT, CMT, Dr. Hannah Hanks, PT, DPT, and Kelli Turke, MPT. The practice starts care with a phone consultation and then moves into an initial visit centered on medical history, physical examination, and a customized treatment plan.

Contact Details & Directions

+1 208-629-1030

2717 W Bannock St Ste 100, Boise, ID 83702

Open Hours

Sunday: Closed
Monday: 08:00 – 18:00
Tuesday: 08:00 – 18:00
Wednesday: 08:00 – 18:00
Thursday: 09:00 – 18:00
Friday: 08:00 – 13:00
Saturday: Closed

Frequently Asked Questions

The clinic asks patients to begin with a Care Call. During that process, patients fill out a short form, upload insurance information, share their concerns, and choose a time. The team reviews coverage, answers questions, explains options, and helps match the patient with a provider for the first appointment.
The practice says it is contracted with select insurance companies and asks patients to contact the office so staff can confirm whether they are in network with a specific carrier. It checks benefits for all patients, provides cost estimates, and helps with out-of-network reimbursement paperwork. Payment is due at the time of service, and payment plans are available.
The first appointment is scheduled for 60 minutes. The visit includes a detailed medical history, a physical exam, and collaboration on a personalized treatment plan. If an internal pelvic floor exam is needed, the clinic says it is performed respectfully, based on the patient's comfort level, and without a speculum.
Treatment begins with understanding the patient's history and examining the root cause of symptoms. From there, the therapist and patient build an individualized plan of care, and the clinic may start with exercises, hands-on manual therapy, or lifestyle suggestions. The practice also notes that it collaborates with other providers when needed.
The clinic says many patients begin with visits once a week or every other week for a month or two, then decrease to every few weeks as symptoms improve. It explains that this timing gives patients time to work through a personalized home program and practice new strategies between sessions.
The practice says postpartum patients can start early for help with healing strategies, bowel or bladder concerns, and limitations that make daily life with a new baby harder. It typically waits until a patient has six-week clearance from a medical provider before starting an internal pelvic floor assessment or internal treatment.
Disclaimer: This listing has been created from publicly available information and has not been verified by the provider. Details may change and may not be fully accurate. This profile is not medical advice or an endorsement. If this is you or your practice, you can claim and update this profile.

Request an appointment:

Verified Directory Reviews

Reviews for Treasure Valley Pelvic Health - Boise

Seen this therapist? Be the first to review!

Write a Review for Treasure Valley Pelvic Health - Boise

Related Products

Filter Therapy Products
Filters
Reset

Related Articles