PEI Pelvic & Breast Health

07/11/2025

We are looking for a new team member!

07/04/2025

Have you heard?! We launched a first-of-its-kind regional public perception survey to better understand women’s health experiences across Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island. The survey is an opportunity for women across the Maritimes to share their stories, and shape the future of healthcare.

“We will not close the women’s health gap by staying quiet. This survey is our rallying cry. It’s time to gather real data, advocate for women, and in partnership with our community, build a system that truly works for women." - Jennifer Gillivan, President & CEO, IWK Foundation.

Women aged 18 and older living in the Maritimes (Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, or Prince Edward Island) are encouraged to take the anonymous survey. Take the survey now: bit.ly/womenshlthsurvey

05/30/2025

Last night was the third year in a row PEI Pelvic and Breast Health attended the Ovarian Cancer Canada Lady Ball.
It was a great time, for a great cause

05/16/2025

2025 Charlottetown Endo run! Sign up today!

04/23/2025

Happy Administrative Professional Day to Sarah, Wendy, Cassie, Madison and Tina!

We appreciate everything you do!

Caley McDonald, RMTPEI Pelvic & Breast HealthNeal Jamieson Naturotherapy

03/02/2025

02/26/2025

Did you catch Compass tonight? 🙈

Great chat and lots of laughs with Louise and Brodie at CBC talking about PEIPA’s Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy Global Access pilot project today

02/20/2025

A year later, our advocacy has paid off!

Islanders without insurance or with limited coverage can access free pelvic floor physiotherapy through a one-year pilot program with the Prince Edward Island Physiotherapy Association.

Nine clinics across PEI are offering treatment for pelvic floor conditions. Eligible patients receive a free assessment and follow-up care. A clinical diagnosis and referral from a doctor or nurse practitioner are required.

Read the full release and learn more here https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/news/islanders-can-access-free-pelvic-floor-physiotherapy