Services
Hello and welcome! I’m glad you’re here. Take a peek around my website, get to know me, and let me know if you have any more questions about starting this whole “pelvic floor therapy” thing. Life is short. You’re amazing. You deserve practical answers that will help you meet your movement goals or solve problems related to bladder, bowel or sexual function. I know it’s hard to take this first step, and I think you’re pretty awesome for thinking about it.
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Bladder dysfunction
Urinary leakage, bladder pain, urinary retention, interstitial cystitis, post-prostatectomy incontinence, bed-wetting, and other bladder conditions not listed (just ask!)
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Bowel dysfunction
Bowel leakage, constipation, IBS, pain with voiding
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Pelvic pain
This can be anything from SI joint, hip and/or back pain to pain with intercourse. Endometriosis and Pelvic organ prolapse are common causes of pelvic pain.
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Doula Services
Doula services are not currently offered. Please check out the Peninsula Birth Network website to meet other local Doulas.
Rates
YES, we take insurance!
We highly value clients using their hard-earned insurance benefits. Chrysalis Physical Therapy is an in-network provider with: Regence, Federal BCBS, Medicare, First Choice Health, HealthNet Federal Services (TRICARE Select), Cigna, Molina, and Kaiser Access PPO plans. Tricare PRIME authorizations are easily acquired! Many other “Blue Card” BCBS plans also consider Chrysalis in-network. Give us a call to find out the specifics for you. Clients with these insurance providers will follow typical medical billing procedures. Your rates will vary based on your plan.
For clients with any other insurance provider, first we will help you check what your out-of-network benefits are if that is still a better deal for you. If not, a fee-for-service model is used. The client pays an up-front flat rate and receives all necessary receipts to submit for reimbursement through their benefits provider. Initial evaluations are $180 (90 minutes) and follow-up appointments are $140 (60 minutes). HSA cards are easily accepted.
About Pelvic Health
What to expect: for your first session, we’ll start just by talking. Hearing your story is the first and most important part of getting a plan together. Based on this information and other aspects of your medical history, the evaluation will continue with a holistic, total-body orthopedic evaluation for strength, flexibility and balance. If your condition warrants an internal vaginal or rectal pelvic floor muscle examination, we will discuss this further and proceed only if you agree that it is important.
The plan of care and treatment at follow-up sessions is dictated by what we discover and what your goals are. I use an eclectic approach to try and best fit the values and needs of each client, and will probably be some combination of myofascial release; trigger point release; visceral fascia release; exercises geared toward retraining the muscles who need the help; and the most current, relevant patient education I can find for you. My goal with every client is to work myself out of a job by providing you with the information and tools to help improve your symptoms — and stay that way on your own.
About Megan
Megan Kranenburg holds a Bachelor’s of Science in Civil Engineering from The University of Portland and a Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Eastern Washington University. Learn more.