Women's Health Physical Therapists, specifically trained in pregnancy and postpartum care can dramatically benefit pregnant and postpartum women by addressing  abdominal separation, stress incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, urinary urgency, pelvic pain, pain with intercourse, lower back pain, and upper back pain with breastfeeding.
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​This list does not serve as a recommendation or endorsement of specific providers, who are responsible for their listed credentials, training and contact information.
Lone Peak Physical Therapy
Cheryl Tenpas, PT, DPT, CLT-LANA
Cheryl has earned her Certificate of Achievement in pelvic health and obstetric physical therapy from the Academy of Pelvic Health - American Physical Therapy Association. In addition to supporting your pregnancy with hands-on care and an individualized exercise program to address your personal goals, Cheryl welcomes partners to participate in labor and delivery prep sessions throughout your pregnancy and specializes in return to running/fitness postpartum. Treatment may incorporate yoga-based exercises and breathing techniques to support your plan of care.
Most major medical insurance plans and Medicaid accepted
Contact: www.lonepeakpt.com/locations/bozeman / 406-548-6266
Telehealth - Yes
Gabel PT & Wellness 
Morgan York-Singer PT, DPT, PRPC
Megan Phillips PT, DPT, MTC, PRPC
Morgan York-Singer and Megan Phillips are both specialized and certified in pelvic rehabilitation. They have a collective 24 years of experience in treating women during the perinatal and postnatal periods. Their comprehensive approach to caring for the unique female body includes both gentle hands-on manual therapy and instruction in effective home exercises. They are both trained in the use of real time ultrasound imaging to give clients an improved visual of their inner core muscles coordinating and working in action. Morgan and Megan’s goal is to help moms physically move and feel the best they can from their pelvic floor to their core. 
Insurance: Most major medical insurance plans accepted, with the exception of Medicaid and United Health Care
Contact: www.gabelpt.com / 406-489-6083
Telehealth - Yes
Shannon Sepulveda, DPT, WCS 
Board certified in women's health physical therapy, Shannon Sepulveda is the only board-certified women’s health physical therapist in Montana. She specializes in pregnancy and postpartum physical therapy, including, but not limited to: abdominal separation, urine leakage, pain with sexual function, bowel issues, pelvic pain, SI-joint dysfunction and pubic bone pain. She works with women one-on-one for 60 to 90 minutes and also provides Telehealth services.
Insurance: BCBS, Allegiance, Cigna, Pacific Source, AETNA, Mountain Health Co-op accepted
Contact: www.bozemanpt.com / 631-434-5274
Telehealth - Yes

Urogynecology

Alaina Bennett, MD
Dr. Alaina Bennett is Montana’s first fellowship-trained urogynecologist and specializes in the care of female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery. She focuses on a variety of female-centered health conditions including urinary and fecal incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse and voiding dysfunction, as well as anatomic injuries including vesico and rectovaginal fistulas and urethral diverticulae. She offers both surgical and non-surgical options for treatment of these conditions. Dr. Bennett sees patient care as an opportunity to improve quality of life for a whole person. She aims to understand and reduce the burden of pelvic floor symptoms as a means to enable women to live their fullest possible lives. 
Contact: www.bozemanhealth.org/women / 406-414-5150 

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Physical Rehabilitation

Bozeman Health Physical Rehabilitation - Pelvic Health Specialists
Kimberlee Raynovich, PT, PCS
Sheila Egeberg, PT, DPT
Bozeman Health’s team of pelvic health specialists treat pelvic floor complaints including pelvic pain, urinary and fecal incontinence, constipation, prenatal and postpartum care, and general orthopedic issues. The team works closely with Dr. Bennett. They provide care for the whole person recognizing that many complaints, including back or leg pain, can be improved with pelvic health physical therapy. They recognize that pelvic health care may include soon-to-be and new mothers, dads, grandparents and even children. Assessments and treatments use real-time diagnostics for noninvasive evaluation of internal muscular structures to tailor treatment to patients’ comfort level. Bozeman Health Pelvic Health Specialists believe no one should suffer silently with pelvic health symptoms and want to get you back to your daily activities, symptom free. 
Contact: www.bozemanhealth.org/services/rehabilitation/physical-therapy / 406-414-1002 

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