At Pioneer Valley Pelvic Health, we focus on providing personalized pelvic floor therapy that puts you first. Our approach is patient-centered and trauma-informed, which means we take the time to understand your needs and create a treatment plan that works for you.

As an out-of-network practice, we have the flexibility to spend more time with you, so you never feel rushed. This allows us to focus on your care and healing, rather than navigating insurance limitations.

We believe in clear, actionable steps to support your progress. That’s why we provide detailed follow-up instructions after each session, so you always know what to do between visits. Our goal is to help you stick to your treatment plan and make lasting improvements at your own pace. We never use shame, blame, or fear tactics as part of our treatment—just compassionate care focused on your well-being.

Our team is committed to creating a space where you feel comfortable and respected, with a special focus on providing inclusive care for the LGBTQ+ community. We understand that pelvic health can be complex, and our goal is to offer expert care in a space where you feel supported every step of the way.

We’re here to help you take control of your pelvic health in a way that fits your life. If you’re ready to get started, we’d love to help.

Accessibility

We want to make sure that coming to see us is as easy and accessible as possible. Here’s what you can expect:

Office Location:
You’ll find us in the Hadley Health Center at 234 Russell St, Hadley, MA, Suite 201. Our space is designed to be peaceful and comfortable, so you can focus on your treatment.

Accessibility Features:

• There are three accessible parking spaces available right in front of the building.

• The building entrance has four steps with railings or a ramp for easier access.

• The building has an elevator to get to the second floor where our office is located.

• Our waiting area includes accessible seating options for your comfort.

• All office staff and visitors are required to wear masks while in the office. Masks are available at the front desk.

• There are air purifiers in the waiting room and treatment rooms.

• Virtual visits are always available if you are unable to come to the office for any reason.

Getting Here:

• By Car: Traffic on Route 9 can sometimes be slow due to construction, so we recommend planning ahead for possible delays. Plenty of parking is available in the building’s lot.

• By Bus: The PVTA B43 “Spruce Hill Rd./Russell St.” stop is just across the street (~100 feet) from our office.

• By Bike: We’re conveniently located just off the Norwottuck Rail Trail, so biking here is an easy option.