Expert Postpartum Physical Therapy in Boston, MA
Your body did something incredible — now let's get it back to everything you love. Ripple's postpartum physical therapy in Boston delivers 60-minute, 1-on-1 sessions with a Doctor of PT: pelvic floor rehab, diastasis recti, pain relief, and a clear return-to-running plan. Rated 5.0 stars across 223 Google reviews. No referral needed.
Postpartum Recovery Shouldn't Feel Like This
Leaking Is Holding You Back
Bladder leakage when you run, sneeze, lift, or jump can make you hesitate to return to workouts and activities you once enjoyed. Without addressing the underlying pelvic floor dysfunction, those limitations can continue interfering with your active lifestyle.
Your Core Still Doesn’t Feel Right
Even after being cleared at your postpartum checkup, your core may still feel weak, disconnected, or unstable. Diastasis recti and reduced core strength can make exercise, lifting, and even everyday movements feel harder than they should
Pain Is Limiting Your Recovery
Pelvic pain, pressure, low back discomfort, or pain during intimacy can make postpartum recovery frustrating. Ignoring these symptoms may keep you from comfortably exercising, carrying your baby, and getting back to the activities that make you feel like yourself.
Why Boston Moms Choose Ripple for Postpartum PT
At Ripple, postpartum physical therapy near me means a real plan — not generic exercises and a handout. Every session is a full 60 minutes, 1-on-1 with a pelvic floor-certified Doctor of Physical Therapy. We find the root cause, build you back stronger, and get you running, lifting, and living without the leaks or limits.
60-min 1-on-1 sessions — a certified DPT, no aides, no double-booking, ever
Pelvic Floor Dysfunction Certified specialists with deep postpartum expertise (Dr. Kasey Evans)
Cash-based, no referral needed — free superbills sent for insurance reimbursement
Your Path Back to Feeling Like Yourself — In 3 Steps
Step 1 — Book Your Free 15-Min Consult
Tell us what's going on. No commitment, no referral required. We'll match you with the right Doctor of PT for your postpartum goals.
Step 2 — Get Your Personalized Treatment Plan
Your first 60-minute session includes a full assessment. Your DPT identifies the root cause and builds a plan around your body, your timeline, and the activities you want to return to.
Step 3 — Move, Lift, and Live Without Limits
With weekly 1-on-1 sessions, custom app-delivered programming, and 24/7 clinician access, you'll rebuild strength, resolve symptoms, and get back to everything you love — stronger than before.
Postpartum Physical Therapy Conditions We Treat
Postpartum recovery is more than just pelvic floor. Ripple's Boston physical therapists treat the full picture — from leaking and diastasis recti to low back pain, hip weakness, and the aches that show up when you try to return to running or the gym. If it's limiting you, we treat it.
Pelvic health: incontinence, diastasis recti, pelvic pain, prolapse, painful intercourse, and endometriosis pain support
Musculoskeletal: postpartum low back pain, hip pain, sciatica, neck pain, and SI joint dysfunction from pregnancy and delivery
Return to performance: running return, strength rebuilding, posture restoration, and core neuromuscular re-education
5.0 Stars Across 223 Google Reviews
"Had a last minute issue with plantar before a marathon and was convinced it was a wash but Ripple/Carly were extremely responsive about getting an appointment as well as thorough and thoughtful in their approach before and after the race. Got a huge PR out of it!"
— Sam — Marathon Runner Boston's most trusted physical therapy clinic
"Ripple has been a game changer for me. Their holistic approach is the perfect fit for my active lifestyle and fitness goals. I've been working with Carly for over six months, and her expertise, energy, and dedication have made a meaningful impact on my progress."
— Katrina P. — Active Lifestyle Patient "I traveled to Boston for the marathon knowing full well that I was carrying a few injuries. I scheduled an appointment at Ripple and was fortunate to work with Julianne. I could not have been more impressed with her care. Her technique actually helped me finish the race feeling strong."
— Giuliana W. — Boston Marathon Athlete Meet Your Boston Physical Therapy Team — Doctors of PT Who Train Like You Do
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Doctor Casey Egan, CEO & Physical Therapist
Casey has a passion for helping people continue doing what they love. She has an affinity for treating golfers and runners but loves helping anyone stay active in their favorite ways. She believes movement is medicine and hopes to get you pain-free through functional strengthening, motor control and manual mobilization techniques. Doctor Egan is also Dry Needling Certified! Outside of work you can find her cheering for all the Boston sports teams or hanging by the lake with family.
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Doctor Jules Funtsch, Director of Ops & Physical Therapist
While Jules enjoys working with clients of any pathology, she has taken a special interest in post-operative rehabilitation at any joint, believing that patient education is one of the most important aspects of recovery. Her experience goes beyond the PT field. She has a unique combination of Athletic Training and clinical experience which makes Jules one of a kind when it comes to treating athletes who experience any sports related injuries.
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Doctor Kasey Evans, Lead of Networking & Physical Therapist
Kasey’s passionate about helping patients stay active and return to the activities they love. She takes a holistic, individualized approach to care—prioritizing each patient’s goals while promoting healing and enhancing performance. Combining her clinical expertise with her personal experience as a novice boxer and strength & conditioning enthusiast, Dr. Evans brings a unique, empathetic perspective to rehabilitation. Kasey is certified in Dry Needling, Vestibular Rehabilitation, and Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, allowing her to address a wide range of orthopedic and neuromuscular conditions.
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Doctor Kristyn Alonzo, Physical Therapist
A proud New York native, Kristyn is passionate about helping clients overcome orthopedic conditions and return to the activities they love. With a background that includes working with collegiate and professional athletes, as well as weekend warriors, she brings extensive experience in post-operative ACL rehabilitation and return-to-sport training. Kristyn’s expertise extends beyond the clinic—she believes in the power of movement and encourages an active lifestyle as a foundation for recovery and performance. Her goal is to help every client unlock their full potential and connect with their inner athlete.
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Doctor Nick Stratton, Physical Therapist
Nick is a sports physical therapist, athletic trainer and strength coach. He’s worked with athletes from the high school level through the NCAA helping bridge the gap between injury recovery and peak performance. Nick enjoys integrating evidence-based rehab with performance training to help athletes move better, recover stronger, and return to sport with confidence. He grew up playing basketball and now enjoys CrossFit and Hyrox training, bringing the same passion for movement and performance into his own lifestyle that he shares with his athletes and clients.
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Doctor Carly Golden, Physical Therapist
Carly is committed to providing personalized care that helps every individual move, feel, and live better. Her clinical focus includes treating patients with dizziness, concussion, persistent pain, and sports injuries through evidence-based and holistic rehabilitation tailored to each person’s goals. She has had the privilege of working with a wide range of patients from youth to professional athletes, as well as military personnel and first responders. Whether it’s on the slopes, under the water, or cheering on DC sports, Carly understands the drive to stay active and live your most adventurous life.
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Doctor Joseph Mahony, Physical Therapist
Joe enjoys helping runners and athletes get back to doing what they love with confidence. He specializes in return-to-running, post-surgical rehab, and performance-focused rehab for active people. Joe takes a movement-based, strength-forward approach and believes rehab should feel like training: progressive, challenging, and built around your goals on the field and on the road. His own background playing lacrosse at the University of Texas–Austin adds a practical understanding of the demands of sport and the realities of injury.
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Michaela, Ripple Admin
Michaela is the friendly remote admin behind the scenes at Ripple. She handles all the client bookings, coordinates schedules, and makes sure your inquiries reach the right Physical Therapist. She loves helping our clients have a smooth and positive experience from start to finish. Just call her for any concerns, she will be happy assist you and ensure you have the best experience with our clinic!
Find Postpartum Physical Therapy Near You in Boston
Conveniently located at 540 Tremont St, just minutes from Downtown Boston — near Back Bay Station, Peters Park, and the Prudential Center.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before booking your first postpartum PT session in Boston.
Do I need a doctor's referral to start postpartum physical therapy at Ripple?
No referral needed — ever. You can book directly, start with a free 15-minute phone consult with Dr. Casey Egan, and begin your first session without waiting on paperwork or a physician's order.
Do you accept insurance?
Ripple operates on a cash-based, out-of-network model. This means no insurance restrictions on the type or amount of care you receive. We provide free superbills after every session so you can submit for reimbursement through your insurance's out-of-network benefits.
What does a postpartum physical therapy session actually look like?
Every session is a full 60 minutes, 1-on-1 with your Doctor of Physical Therapy — no aides, no shared time, no rushing. Your first visit includes a comprehensive assessment of your pelvic floor, core, posture, and movement patterns. From there, your DPT builds a personalized plan with hands-on treatment, targeted exercise, and home programming delivered through the Ripple mobile app.
How soon after giving birth can I start pelvic floor PT?
Many postpartum patients can begin as early as 4–6 weeks after delivery, though your DPT will evaluate your individual readiness. You don't have to wait until something feels wrong — early intervention often leads to faster, more complete recovery. Our certified pelvic health specialist, Dr. Kasey Evans, will guide your timeline.
I don't live near your Back Bay location — do you have other options?
Yes. Ripple has three Boston-area locations: Back Bay (661 Boylston St), South End (540 Tremont Street, Unit 9), and Brookline (17 Station Street, Suite 100). We also offer Ripple Virtual — personalized Zoom PT sessions, online coaching, and app-delivered programming — for patients who prefer to start at home or are outside Boston.
What postpartum conditions do you treat beyond pelvic floor?
Quite a bit. Our postpartum physical therapy in Boston addresses incontinence, diastasis recti, pelvic pain, prolapse, painful intercourse, low back and hip pain, sciatica, postural changes from nursing and carrying, and return-to-running progressions — all within the same 1-on-1 performance PT model.