Conditions We Treat in Palm Desert
Pelvic health and orthopedics are usually two separate businesses: two waiting rooms, two clinicians who never speak to each other. Here they are one practice and one clinician. Dr. Sarah Hare treats the pelvic floor and the hip, the bladder and the low back, which is why a hip that will not settle down or back pain that started after a baby often gets answered here when it was missed elsewhere. You never have to work out which specialty owns your symptom. Every condition below begins with a full hour of hands-on evaluation at the Palm Desert clinic, and no physician referral is needed to start.
Two specialties, one practice. Find what brought you here.
Pelvic Organ Prolapse
Heaviness, pressure, or a bulge that gets worse as the day goes on. Prolapse responds to targeted pelvic floor work.
Bladder & Bowel Dysfunction
Leakage, urgency, retention, or constipation. These are muscle and coordination problems, and they are treatable.
Endometriosis
Pelvic floor tension and adhesions amplify endometriosis pain. Hands-on care addresses what medication cannot reach.
Abdominal Pain
Scar tissue, visceral restriction, and a core that stopped firing. We work the abdomen the way we work any other joint.
Tailbone Pain
Coccyx pain from a fall, a birth, or years of sitting. Internal and external work releases what is pulling on it.
Back Pain & Sciatica
The most common reason people call us. We find the driver, whether it is the disc, the hip, or the pelvic floor.
Hip & Knee Pain
Weight-bearing joints rarely fail alone. We treat the joint and the mechanics feeding it.
Shoulder Pain
Rotator cuff, frozen shoulder, overhead pain. Mobility first, then strength that actually holds.
Foot & Ankle Pain
Plantar fasciitis, sprains, Achilles pain. Your foot is the base of everything above it.
Joint Pain
Widespread aching and stiffness that moves around. We restore the mechanics before we load the strength.
Hip Replacement Surgery
Prehab before, progressive rehab after. The strength you build in advance shortens what comes next.
Pre & Post Surgical
Go into surgery stronger and come out with a plan. Prehab and post-op rehab under one roof.
One clinician who can follow the symptom past the specialty line.
A pelvic floor does not work in isolation, and neither does a hip. When leakage shows up alongside low back pain, or a knee starts complaining a year after a C-section, the connection is only obvious to someone trained in both halves of the problem. Dr. Sarah Hare holds advanced training in orthopedic assessment and treatment, manual therapy, and internal pelvic floor therapy, so the evaluation follows your symptom wherever it leads instead of stopping where one specialty ends. Same clinician, same hour, one plan that gets revised out loud as you change.