Business Details
Your Partner in Pelvic Health Recovery
Beth Shelly Physical Therapy has been dedicated to advancing pelvic health for over 35 years. Founded by Dr. Beth Shelly, a board-certified specialist in women's health and biofeedback, our practice prioritizes individualized care tailored to each patient's unique needs. We specialize in treating pelvic floor dysfunction, post-prostate surgery recovery, and chronic pain conditions, combining clinical expertise with compassionate support.Our approach eliminates distractions, offering 45-minute one-on-one sessions to ensure focused, effective treatment. Dr. Shelly's leadership in defining international pelvic health standards and her contributions to peer-reviewed research underscore our commitment to excellence. With locations in Moline, Illinois, and telehealth services nationwide, we provide accessible, evidence-based care for patients seeking lasting recovery.
Services
Pelvic Floor Therapy
Prostate Surgery Rehab
Lymphedema Management
Abdominal Strengthening
Telehealth Consultation
Highlights and features
- 35+ years of specialized experience in pelvic health therapy
- One-on-one 45-minute sessions with no distractions
- Board-certified biofeedback specialists with international recognition
- Proven success in post-prostate surgery rehabilitation
- Telehealth options for nationwide accessibility
Associations and certifications
- Biofeedback Certification International Alliance (BCIA)
What people say
Knowledgeable expertise
Individualized care
Comfortable experience
Excited progress
Glowing review
Services
Pelvic Floor Therapy
Specialized treatment for pelvic floor dysfunction using manual techniques and biofeedback. Targets chronic pain, incontinence, and post-surgical recovery. Delivers personalized exercise programs to restore muscle function and reduce symptoms.
Prostate Surgery Rehab
Customized rehabilitation plans for post-prostatectomy patients. Focuses on regaining urinary control and sexual function. Combines pelvic floor strengthening with nerve recovery techniques for improved quality of life.
Lymphedema Management
Comprehensive care for lymphatic fluid accumulation. Utilizes manual drainage, compression therapy, and exercise protocols. Addresses post-cancer treatment swelling and chronic lymphatic conditions with measurable reduction outcomes.
Abdominal Strengthening
Targeted therapy for diastasis recti and core weakness. Employs progressive resistance training and neuromuscular re-education. Restores abdominal integrity and functional strength for daily activities.
Telehealth Consultation
Remote evaluation and treatment guidance via secure video platforms. Maintains care continuity for patients with mobility or geographic limitations. Provides home exercise instruction and progress monitoring.
People
Beth Shelly
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Board-certified pelvic health specialist with 35+ years experience. Published researcher in pelvic floor assessment methods. International lecturer on pelvic pain management. Developed individualized treatment protocols used globally.
Questions
Does insurance cover pelvic physical therapy?
Most BCBS plans and Medicare cover pelvic PT. We verify benefits pre-treatment. Self-pay options available for out-of-network patients.
Can telehealth replace in-person visits?
Telehealth works for many conditions. Initial evaluations require video consultation. We determine optimal delivery method during your first contact.
What should I wear to appointments?
Wear comfortable clothing allowing movement assessment. Sessions focus on functional positions and muscle engagement patterns.
How often are therapy sessions scheduled?
Typical recommendations: 1-2 sessions weekly for 6-12 weeks. Frequency adjusts based on individual progress and response to treatment.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept major credit cards with a $3 processing fee. Payment required at time of service for self-pay patients.
What's your cancellation policy?
24-hour notice required. Missed appointments without notice incur $50 fee. Repeated cancellations may affect treatment eligibility.
