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We are glad you are here. There is a good chance that you have already been told that pelvic floor issues are “normal,” “part of getting older” or “just how your body is after childbirth.” We are here to tell you that there is help and hope. At Moses & Johnson (MOJO) Therapy Associates, we treat the issues that are talked about the least but often impact our daily lives the most.
Get your MOJO back. Reach out and let one of our elite physical therapists customize a program just for you.
Our MOJO Pelvic Health team treats pelvic issues for adults and children. We work with all bodies, all genders and all ages. Discomfort, pain, and issues in the pelvic floor can affect anyone and make everyday activities uncomfortable, stressful, and all-consuming.
At MOJO, we use our advanced skills and pelvic health training to bring relief and healing to each of our patients, because we know the impact that these conditions can have on a person’s daily life.
"We created MOJO to change what pelvic health physical therapy looks like in the Midsouth. We’re doing this by making the services more accessible to more people, mentoring and training more talented therapists, and partnering with physicians and other healthcare professionals. We are building this for our patients, for our community, for our friends, and for our future."
We offer both in-person and telehealth sessions, and you can utilize your insurance benefits as well as your hsa/fsa for either option. Check with your insurance company about your physical therapy benefits, or let us know and we can assist with verifying your coverage. You do not need a referral to start physical therapy in the state of Tennessee. For our Mississippi locations, a referral is required from a physician, chiropractor, or nurse practitioner.
We are in network with: BCBS, Cigna, Aetna, Medicare, United Healthcare, Healthscope, Healthsmart, PHCS, Tricare, MedBen, Humana, Ambetter, and more! Insurance networks vary by location
Have you been told you have PCOS and that your irregular cycles are just part of how your body operates? Or do you have endometriosis and have been told that your pain is normal? Do you have cyclical and intense menstrual symptoms or persistent arousal that you have lost all hope of finding relief? Good news… your symptoms CAN improve!
