Hey Mama Physical Therapy - Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy

Hey Mama Physical Therapy, at 7975 W Badura Ave #1015 in Las Vegas (zip 89113), provides pelvic floor physical therapy specifically for adolescent girls. The program list covers adolescent pelvic floor physical therapy, pelvic pain management, bladder dysfunction therapy, bowel dysfunction therapy, menstrual pain therapy, and hip pain therapy, addressing a set of physical health needs that are not commonly covered by general youth sports or recreation listings in this directory.

The practice serves ages 10 to 18, matching the age range where these particular issues most often become relevant for adolescent patients. Office hours run 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday, with a shorter Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., and the office closed on weekends. That earlier Friday close is worth noting for families trying to book an end-of-week appointment.

The practice is marked as friendly to special needs, with accommodations listed specifically for bowel and bladder dysfunction, pelvic pain, menstrual pain, and general therapy services, which lines up closely with the treatment areas already listed above. Pricing sits in the higher tier ($$$) without an exact dollar figure given, so families should call (702) 728-1654 or visit heymamapt.com to ask about session cost, whether a physician referral is required, and whether insurance is accepted.

For a parent whose teenage daughter is dealing with persistent pelvic pain, bladder or bowel issues, or difficult menstrual symptoms, a specialized adolescent-focused physical therapy practice is a more targeted option than a general pediatrician visit alone, though it typically works alongside rather than in place of a primary care provider. Because this is a clinical practice rather than a class or camp, expect an intake process and a treatment plan built around the specific issue rather than a set weekly schedule of group sessions, and confirm directly whether a referral from a pediatrician or gynecologist is needed before the first appointment.