Recovery, feeding, pelvic health and ongoing care after birth.
Covered by select insurance plans







Postpartum care should not end at one six-week visit. Feeding, pelvic floor symptoms, recovery, mood and returning to movement can all change over time, and all deserve care.
For all care, we also look at lifestyle factors like diet, sleep, movement, and supplements or medications when indicated.
Explore postpartum careFeeding problems are most treatable in the first weeks, and early consultation shortens the course. Bring your baby: the assessment includes them.
Postpartum mood is screened and treated in the same practice.
A clinician takes your history and assesses how your pelvic floor is working, with your consent at every step. You leave with a plan.
Postpartum classes scaled to where your body is now.
The visits that come after the six-week check, for as long as you need them.
Returning to movement after birth is a progression, not a test. We make space for rebuilding strength, reconnecting with your core and pelvic floor, and moving in a way that feels good now.
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Any time feeding feels difficult, painful or uncertain. Early support can be especially helpful, but there is no wrong time to ask for help.
Yes. For feeding visits, your baby is part of the assessment.
Yes. Our women’s health clinicians can evaluate and treat mastitis and other breast concerns, including when medication is needed.
It is not too late. Pelvic floor symptoms, core concerns and other changes after pregnancy can be evaluated and treated years after birth.
Coverage depends on your plan. Our team can help verify benefits before your visit and explain available self-pay options when needed.
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Hormones, sleep and recovery all show up in your skin. Thoughtful treatments when you are ready, and no pressure before that.
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Whether you are days, months or years postpartum, tell us what you need now. We will help you find the right place to begin.