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Lumina Pelvic Health

Orthopedic Physical TherapyEverything in your body is connected. So I look at all of it.

Back, hip, and joint pain rarely live in just one place. I treat the whole body, not a single body part.

Dr. Meilin stretching a patient's hip and leg on the treatment table

That nagging hip pain might start in your back. That low back pain might involve your pelvic floor. As a pelvic floor specialist with orthopedic training, I look at how everything works together, and I often find connections other providers miss.

Whether you’re recovering from an injury, dealing with chronic pain, or trying to get back to running, we’ll get to the root of the problem and build from there.

How we’ll work together

Manual therapy

Hands-on work to ease pain and restore how your joints and tissue move.

Therapeutic exercise

Strength, range of motion, and stability work matched to your goals.

Movement re-education

Retraining the patterns that keep re-triggering your pain.

Postural training

Practical adjustments for how you sit, stand, lift, and sleep.

Common conditions I treat

Neck painThoracic painLow back painHip pain or impingementSI joint dysfunctionSciaticaTailbone pain (coccydynia)Groin painHip labral issuesFoot pain
No referral needed in Washington

Ready to move without pain?

When you reach out, I'll:

  • Share more about my approach
  • Answer your questions
  • Help you decide if pelvic PT is right for you
  • Find a time that works for you
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