Virtual Visits
Telehealth appointments are available alongside in-person care. If you think telehealth may be a good fit for you, reach out to us and we’d be happy to talk through your options.
Who This Is For
Telehealth is especially helpful for people for whom getting to the clinic is the biggest obstacle rather than the appointment itself.
New parents are one of the clearest examples, and the one we built this offering around. Leaving the house with a newborn isn’t always easy, and finding time for yourself can be even harder. With telehealth, there’s no need to pack a diaper bag, wrestle with a car seat, or navigate waiting rooms. You can receive care from the comfort of your home, often while your baby is right there with you.
Telehealth can also be a great option for those who live farther from the clinic, have busy schedules, or simply feel more comfortable starting care from home. Pelvic health can be a deeply personal topic, and we understand that some folks may feel more at ease having that first conversation in their own space.
What It Cannot Do
A virtual appointment cannot include a hands-on assessment or manual treatment. These are valuable parts of pelvic floor therapy, and there are minimal versions of them over a video call.
That does not make it a lesser appointment, it just makes it a different one. For some people, this may be exactly the right place to begin. We want to be transparent about what telehealth can and cannot offer so you can make an informed decision about what type of care is right for you. We also understand that sometimes it’s hard to know what you need. If you’re unsure whether telehealth or in-person care is a better fit, we’re happy to hear your story and discuss what is best for you.
How Payment Works
The same as in-person visits: $215 for a new patient visit and $185 for a follow-up. We are a private-pay practice and out of network with insurance, which means clear, published rates and no surprise bills. We provide a superbill you can submit for possible reimbursement, and HSA and FSA funds are accepted.
North Carolina is a direct access state, so you do not need a referral from a physician to book.
Not Sure Which You Want?
The 15-minute call is free and it is the right place to ask. Tell us what is going on and we can say honestly whether a virtual visit is a sensible way to start, or whether you would be better off coming in. See what to expect for how a course of care usually runs, or where we are if you are weighing up the drive.
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