Next-generation, pelvic-health program from home

Bloom is the next generation of pelvic-health care. It addresses women’s pelvic-health disorders. The solution combines a Pelvic Health Specialist, intravaginal biofeedback sensor, a tailored pelvic-exercise program, and insightful resources to improve pelvic-floor health and function. Bloom provides clinical-grade care for pelvic health addressing bowel dysfunction, bladder disorders, pain from sex, bloating, discomfort, and pelvic pain.

Bloom is designed for women and individuals with vaginal anatomy age 18 and older. It is a benefit offered by employers and health plans. It addresses pelvic conditions through adulthood, pregnancy, postpartum, and menopause.

All of Bloom’s Pelvic Health Specialists have Doctor of Physical Therapy Degrees and years of clinical experience focusing specifically on the pelvic floor and pelvic health. Bloom members select a Pelvic Health Specialist to guide them through their Bloom program, and to answer questions along the way. This specialist integrates exercises to the pelvic-floor muscles and pelvic-girdle muscles and educates on anatomy, bladder/bowel habits, pain management strategies, and lifestyle modifications.

Bloom is an employee benefit paid for by employers and health plans. There is no cost to you or your family members and there is no need for a referral from your doctor. There are no out-of-pocket costs.

Check with your employer or health plan to determine if Bloom is part of your benefits package. You can also check by clicking on Enroll Now in the navigation above and looking up your employer or health plan by name. Bloom is designed for individuals with vaginal anatomy age 18 and older.

This depends on your employer. Some employers offer Bloom to domestic partners, dependents (at least 18 years of age), and retirees utilizing an employer-sponsored health plan.

The results you see will vary depending on why you are using Bloom and what your goals are. We expect some members will see improvement in as little as 4 weeks, however the extent of these improvements may vary depending on your individual circumstances.