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We believe that women want quality health care services which are individualized, discreet, unhurried and sincerely caring. We strive to provide exactly those things. The biggest battle in treating incontinence and pelvic pain is getting the word out so that women will seek help without embarrassment, and without assuming that their symptoms are an inevitable part of aging, or that safe and effective treatments are not available.

A urogynecologist is a residency-trained, board certified obstetrician-gynecologist with additional interest, training and expertise in disorders of the pelvic floor, including organ prolapses, urinary and fecal incontinence.

pelvic reconstructive surgery
site-specific cystocele & rectocele repairs, treatment of pelvic organ prolapse.