We believe patients should receive a full-range of conservative and minimally invasive surgical treatments for their symptoms and have designed our multi-disciplinary practice to achieve these goals. Patients referred to our Center are treated by a multi-disciplinary team of fellowship-trained female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgeons, urologists, gastroenterologists, colorectal surgeons, and nurses trained in incontinence, uterovaginal prolapse, and all pelvic floor disorders affecting women. Patients with overactive bladder and urgency will be treated in our Overactive Bladder specialty clinic, where they will receive education on conservative treatments, and also management with medications, Botox and peripheral tibial nerve stimulation. Patients needing surgical care will be treated by expert surgeons in vaginal, laparoscopic and cutting-edge robotic approaches.

Team members:
Lance Betson, DO, Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery
Jeremy Blumberg, MD, Chief Urologic Diseases and Transplant surgery
Anuj Datta, MD, Gastroenterology
Jovy Guevarra, Lead Nurse Coordinator
Anne Marie Moylan, NP
Beverley Petrie, MD, Assistant Chief, Colorectal Surgeon
Christina Truong, MD, Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery
Taji Yazdany, MD Chief, Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery

We provide services in the following areas:

1. Stress incontinence: conservative and surgical approaches to this common female condition
2. Overactive bladder specialty clinic: expert management with behavioral, medication, botox and peripheral tibial nerve stimulation therapy. Including one-on one patient care and counseling
3. Prolapse: conservative as well as vaginal, laprasoscopic and robotic approaches to uterovaginal prolapse
4. Fistula: rectovaginal and vesciovaginal care from birth trauma
5. Birth Trauma: Chronic 2^nd and third degree perineal laceration repairs
6. Painful Bladder Syndrome: including conservative and medical expertise
7. Other Bladder Disorders: neurogenic bladder, recurrent UTI, Microscopic hematuria, diverticulum, urethral syndrome
8. Minimally invasive approaches: All patients will be evaluated by expert surgeons for the best approach for them: vaginal, robotic or laparoscopic approaches will be individualized
9. Sexual Dysfunction: including pain disorders such as vulvar vestibulitis, levator spasm
10. Colorectal and GI disorders affecting the Pelvic Floor: fecal incontinence, flatal incontinence, constipation, rectal prolapse, etc
11. Mesh complications
12. Research opportunities: faculty and fellows are involved in research to help bring patients cutting-edge care