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Institute for Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery - North Wales

Specialties: Urogynecology

If you suffer from urinary incontinence (loss of bladder control) or pelvic organ prolapse, you are not alone. This problem occurs in women of all ages. Sadly, many women try to hide the problem and limit their lives because they are not aware that urinary incontinence and prolapse can be treated very effectively.

Most often, incontinence is not an isolated problem but an interconnected one. Loss of bladder or bowel control or prolapse (“dropping”) of the uterus or other pelvic organs tend to occur in clusters and affect each other. Many women experience pelvic pressure, fullness or a bulging sensation within the vagina due to pelvic organ prolapse. In fact, the term “dropped” is misleading, as the true problem is a defect in vaginal support.

During the past decade, women have benefited from a subspecialty of obstetrics and gynecology called urogynecology. The subspecialty was recently renamed female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery to more accurately describe the scope of diagnosis and treatment of female pelvic support disorders. The subspecialist evaluates all the structures and systems of the female pelvis, including organs, nerves, ligaments, muscles and blood vessels.

The result is a much higher quality of care for you.

Downloadable forms:

  • Institute for Female Pelvic Medicine – Medical History
  • Directions to North Wales Office Location (PDF)
  • Bladder Diary

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Address

1010 Horsham Road - Abington Physicians at Montgomeryville
Suite 101
North Wales, PA 19454

Additional Locations

  • Allentown , PA

Hours

Mon - Fri, 8:00am to 4:00pm

Phone Number

(215) 855-4713

Services

Urogynecology, Urodynamics

Accepted Insurance

  • Aetna
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  • Cigna
  • Horizon BCBS
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  • United HealthCare/Oxford/Coventry
  • Medicare

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nstitute for Female Pelvic Medicine & Reconstructive Surgery North Wales location exterior

Institute for Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery - North Wales

Specialties: Urogynecology

If you suffer from urinary incontinence (loss of bladder control) or pelvic organ prolapse, you are not alone. This problem occurs in women of all ages. Sadly, many women try to hide the problem and limit their lives because they are not aware that urinary incontinence and prolapse can be treated very effectively.

Most often, incontinence is not an isolated problem but an interconnected one. Loss of bladder or bowel control or prolapse (“dropping”) of the uterus or other pelvic organs tend to occur in clusters and affect each other. Many women experience pelvic pressure, fullness or a bulging sensation within the vagina due to pelvic organ prolapse. In fact, the term “dropped” is misleading, as the true problem is a defect in vaginal support.

During the past decade, women have benefited from a subspecialty of obstetrics and gynecology called urogynecology. The subspecialty was recently renamed female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery to more accurately describe the scope of diagnosis and treatment of female pelvic support disorders. The subspecialist evaluates all the structures and systems of the female pelvis, including organs, nerves, ligaments, muscles and blood vessels.

The result is a much higher quality of care for you.

Downloadable forms:

  • Institute for Female Pelvic Medicine – Medical History
  • Directions to North Wales Office Location (PDF)
  • Bladder Diary

Providers

Caroline Garrison headshot - Axia Women's Health

Caroline Garrison, CRNP

Specialties: Urogynecology

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Dr. Akira Gillingham headshot

Akira Gillingham, MD

Specialties: Urogynecology, Minimally Invasive Surgery

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Dr. Miles Murphy headshot

Miles Murphy, MD

Specialties: Urogynecology, Minimally Invasive Surgery

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Institute for Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery - Allentown Specialties: Urogynecology

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Important Information about Coronavirus (COVID-19)

COVID-19

Read More
Gynecologic Health Annual Exams

The Importance of Your Annual Gynecology Exam

Gynecology, Preventive Care

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