Most women don’t arrive in my office carrying a diagnosis. They arrive carrying a story — months, sometimes years, of knowing something has changed and being told, in a dozen quiet ways, that it was nothing.
You’ve already read the part where I tell you your instinct was right. So let’s not linger there.
Let’s talk about how I can help.
Areas of Expertise
Where I tend to meet women, and what I bring to each.
Women in Midlife
Hormonal changes
Vasomotor symptoms
Sleep disruption
Mood changes
Bone & heart health
Sexual health
Overall well-being
Women with Pelvic Floor Disorders
Prolapse
Urinary incontinence
Overactive bladder
Incomplete emptying
Recurrent urinary tract infections
Pelvic pressure
Quality of life
Women with Complex & Recurrent Pelvic Conditions
Failed prior surgeries
Mesh complications
Chronic pelvic pain
Persistent or recurrent symptoms
Anatomical complexities
Second opinions
Restorative options
Cancer Survivors
Long-term effects of treatment
Sexual health after cancer
Urogenital changes
Pelvic health
Quality of life and confidence
Women Who Feel Dismissed
You know your body.
You know something isn’t right.
You’ve been told “it’s normal.”
You want answers, options, and a plan.
Women Who Want a Partner in Their Care
Evidence-based guidance
Compassionate, honest conversations
Individualized treatment plans
A physician who listens
The whole woman is rarely found in a single lab value, diagnosis, or symptom.
Dismissal is not the deepest wound.
The deepest wound is having what you know questioned until you begin questioning it yourself.
I believe you.
— Dr. Felicia L. Rhaney
Still not sure where you fit?
Many women can’t say whether what they’re carrying belongs under menopause, pelvic floor disorders, urogynecology, or surgery — and they shouldn’t have to know that before asking for help. Sorting it out together is exactly why this exists.
