In business, we go to great pains to treat men and women equally. But when it comes to pain itself, men and women are not always equal. That’s why Sara Reardon opened NOLA Pelvic Health.
Sara Reardon, founder of NOLA Pelvic Health, specialty healthcare for women
When we talk about healthcare, we’re usually thinking about one of two scenarios: getting treatment for everyday treatable ailments like Covid or flu. Or catastrophic illness, like cancer. For either of these eventualities we expect to be taken care of by health clinics, or hospitals, that are generally part of large health systems. But there are other types of healthcare that fall into specialty areas, that are cared for by small, private clinics. Peter’s guests on this edition of Out to Lunch both have these kinds of stand-alone specialty healthcare practices.
Sara Reardon’s clinic is called NOLA Pelvic Health. Sara focuses on physical therapy for women, specializing in the treatment of pelvic floor muscle dysfunctions, including pelvic pain, bowel and bladder dysfunction, sexual dysfunction, and pregnancy and postpartum recovery. NOLA Pelvic Health is the first and only clinic in New Orleans that specializes in the treatment of women’s pelvic floor muscle dysfunctions.
Dr Lana Joseph, founder of High Level Speech and HearingDr Lana Joseph is the founder of High Level Speech and Hearing. There are two High Level Speech and Hearing clinics in New Orleans – one Uptown and one in Elmwood – where you can get all kinds of audiology services, from getting your hearing tested, to getting your hearing aid repaired.
Peter Ricchiuti, Lana Joseph, Sara Reardon, Listen to my Pelvis, Out to Lunch at Commander’s Palace
Photos at Commander’s Palace by Alison Moon. And here’s more conversation about cutting edge healthcare.
