Sage

Physical Therapy and Women’s Health

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helping you finding comfort and ease throughout all life stages

  • pelvic floor discomfort

  • vaginismus

  • pelvic organ prolapse

  • urinary incontinence

  • diastasis rectus

  • postpartum assessments

  • menopausal symptoms

  • balance and bone health

  • and so much more

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schedule a PT appointment

We won’t be accepting new patients in February 2026.

But don’t worry!

February’s a short month and you can schedule now for March.

Initial Consultations: $175

Follow-up Appointments: $120

All appointments are one-on-one with either Julie or Sara

important information about Medicare

Questions:

Meet the Sage PT team: Dr. Julie and Sara

At Sage PT you’ll always receive one-on-one care from either Julie or Sara. We work collaboratively to offer you the very best in thoughtful, personalized, holistic care.

one-on-one, personalized, respectful care in a beautiful space

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schedule a PT appointment
Two physical therapists sit on a desk, smiling and holding a large anatomical pelvis model facing the camera, with a framed artwork of a woman in traditional Japanese clothing hanging on the beige wall behind them.
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  • Yes, we offer pelvic floor physical therapy.

  • If we think an internal exam would be helpful during evaluation or treatment, we will recommend it and clearly explain the reasons for our recommendation. You may consent to or decline an internal exam at any time.

  • No, Sage PT does not accept insurance, but we’ll provide you with billing information you can submit to your insurance company. Sage partners with you, not your insurance company to offer you the best care.

    Sage PT is not enrolled with Medicare. This means that the services provided by Sage PT are not entitled to payment by Medicare.

  • No, you can make an appointment with Sage PT without a prescription.