Pelvic Health Solutions (PHS) has built its clinical care model around a focused proposition: pelvic health requires specialist attention, sufficient time, and personalized treatment. Led by CEO Beixi Li, the company operates pelvic health physical therapy clinics across Florida and Maryland, with locations in Boca Raton, Palm Beach Gardens, Stuart, Pembroke Pines, and Rockville. Its clinics are dedicated exclusively to pelvic health, distinguishing the practice from broader rehabilitation settings.

The company’s model centers on full-hour, one-on-one sessions with the same pelvic health physical therapist throughout a patient’s plan of care. PHS says its therapists bring decades of collective experience, receive advanced training and structured mentorship, and apply evidence-based methods. Care covers urinary and fecal incontinence, pelvic pain, pelvic organ prolapse, pre- and postpartum needs, and intimacy and sexual health. Treatment may include manual therapy, biofeedback, dry needling, electrical stimulation, behavior modification, and neuromuscular re-education.

Beyond clinical care, PHS provides educational and community programming covering birth preparation, postpartum wellness, pelvic health education, movement, Pilates, and community connection. The availability of specialized pelvic care in Maryland expands the company’s presence beyond its Florida clinics. Across its operations, PHS emphasizes privacy, therapist continuity, patient education, and care plans developed around individual symptoms, goals, and comfort levels. PHS combines specialized pelvic health expertise with dedicated treatment time, privacy, and continuity of care.

Offerings by Pelvic Health Solutions

Urinary and Fecal Incontinence

PHS addresses bladder and bowel leakage through pelvic health physical therapy focused on muscle strength, coordination, and timing. The company describes leakage as common but not normal and evaluates factors that may affect bladder or bowel control, urgency, and accidents. Treatment is adapted to each patient’s symptoms and may focus on improving pelvic floor function and coordination. Full-hour appointments allow dedicated time for evaluation, intervention, and patient education. PHS also limits the number of patients it accepts to maintain limited wait times and support comprehensive visits.

Pelvic Pain

Pelvic pain can involve muscle tension, nerve irritation, or movement dysfunction, requiring assessment beyond the immediate location of discomfort. PHS evaluates the broader pelvic system before developing an individualized treatment approach. Depending on the patient’s needs, care may include manual therapy, dry needling, neuromuscular re-education, and other techniques designed to reduce muscle tension, improve tissue mobility, and restore normal movement patterns. Patient education is also incorporated into the process, helping individuals understand relevant anatomy and factors contributing to their symptoms. Private treatment rooms provide a discreet setting for evaluations and one-on-one care.

Pelvic Organ Prolapse

PHS addresses pelvic organ prolapse through strategies that may include pelvic floor strengthening, pressure management, and movement retraining. Symptoms such as pressure, heaviness, or a feeling of bulging are considered within the broader context of pelvic function. Treatment is structured according to the patient’s presentation and goals, with attention to muscle coordination, movement patterns, and symptom management. This approach reflects PHS’s broader clinical emphasis on assessment, education, targeted intervention, and ongoing progression rather than generalized treatment protocols.

Pre & Postpartum

Pregnancy and childbirth place substantial demands on the pelvic floor and core, making specialized rehabilitation relevant before and after delivery. PHS provides care for concerns including incontinence and diastasis recti while supporting patients as they return to daily activities, exercise, and intimacy. Its broader programming includes birth-preparation workshops and postpartum wellness events, creating additional opportunities for education and community support. These initiatives complement clinical treatment by addressing practical questions around movement, physical changes, recovery, and preparation for childbirth.

Intimacy & Sexual Health

PHS addresses pain or discomfort with intimacy through evaluation of factors such as pelvic floor tension, tissue sensitivity, and movement patterns. Therapists use individualized treatment and education to address contributing physical factors and support improved comfort and function. Because these concerns can be highly personal, PHS provides private treatment rooms and one-on-one sessions designed specifically for pelvic health. This combination gives patients a discreet setting in which to discuss symptoms while working with a therapist who maintains continuity throughout their care.

Pelvic Health Solutions is shaping a focused model of pelvic health care around clinical specialization, continuity, and dedicated patient time. With clinics across Florida and Maryland and programs extending beyond treatment rooms, PHS combines clinical care with education and community engagement. Its approach reflects a broader move toward specialized outpatient models designed around patient needs rather than generalized treatment.

Beixi Li, CEO

Beixi Li, CEO of Pelvic Health Solutions, guiding the organization’s focus on specialized pelvic health physical therapy and individualized patient care. Under her leadership, the company emphasizes evidence-based treatment, dedicated therapist continuity, private clinical settings, and comprehensive one-on-one sessions designed around each patient’s needs and goals.

“We care for you with the same unwavering dedication we’d offer our own family—partnering with you to reach the goals that bring you strength, confidence, and hope.”