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Palmetto Pelvic Health is a physical therapy practice, in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, dedicated to helping women feel strong, confident, and comfortable in their bodies again. The practice provides personalized, one-on-one pelvic floor therapy designed to restore balance, improve mobility, and relieve pain through thoughtful, evidence-based care.
Each session combines manual therapy, targeted movement, breathing and relaxation techniques, and individualized education to support healing from the inside out. Treatment plans are fully customized - never rushed, never one-size-fits-all - allowing time to truly listen, connect, and create meaningful change.
Palmetto Pelvic Health was founded on the belief that pelvic health care should be personal, private, and purposeful. The environment is calm and restorative, designed to make every visit comfortable, and empowering.
Whether preparing for, or recovering after childbirth, addressing pelvic pain, managing incontinence, or simply seeking to understand your body better, Palmetto Pelvic Health helps women move toward strength, comfort, and confidence in every phase of life.
Dr. Elizabeth Kimm is a physical therapist and the founder of Palmetto Pelvic Health in Charleston, South Carolina. A navtive Carolinian, she earned her undergraduate degree from the University of South Carolina, and her Doctorate of Physical Therapy Degree from Emory University.
For over a decade, Elizabeth has devoted her career to women’s pelvic health. She founded a comprehensive pelvic floor program within an outpatient orthopedic clinic, combining her background in orthopedics with a passion for restoring balance and function in women’s health. Her experience eventually inspired her to open Palmetto Pelvic Health, a practice built on the belief that women deserve personalized, compassionate, and evidence-based care in a calm, supportive environment.
Elizabeth’s approach to therapy is rooted in understanding how the whole body - including the nervous system, posture, breath, and daily movement - interacts with the pelvic floor. She values creating space for meaningful connection, patient education, and progress that extends beyond the clinic.
She believes that every woman should be able to live her life without pelvic floor disruptions, free to move, laugh, work, and play with confidence and ease
Elizabeth Kimm Founder