AdventHealth Medical Group Urogynecology at Orlando

Location Details

AdventHealth Medical Group Urogynecology at Orlando

Formerly known as Urogynecology Center For Women

235 East Princeton Street, Suite 110
Orlando, FL 32804

407-303-1380

407-303-1385

Download Practice Contact Card

Hours Information

Monday

8 am to 4:30 pm

Tuesday

8 am to 4:30 pm

Wednesday

8 am to 4:30 pm

Thursday

8 am to 4:30 pm

Friday

8 am to 12 pm

Saturday

Closed

Sunday

Closed

Parking Information

Parking available in the parking lot in the front of the building.

Our Practice Has Multiple Locations to Serve You

Choose a different location:

Led by our fellowship-trained physicians Dr. Nathan Kow and Dr. Lindsay Kissane, AdventHealth Medical Group Urogynecology at Orlando offers comprehensive urogynecology care to support women at various life stages.

We provide expert care for common and complex pelvic floor problems, including urinary and fecal incontinence, with an array of solutions to ease your mind and restore your confidence. Our highly skilled surgeons are leaders and teachers in their fields. They provide a wide range of surgical treatments, including the latest minimally invasive surgical techniques (vaginal, laparoscopic and robotic), reducing discomfort and shortening recovery time.

At every step, our team will guide you. Our personalized care coordinator provides a guided experience so you can feel confident throughout your care journey with us.

Nathan Kow, MD

Medical Director, Pelvic Health Program, Urogynecologist

Urogynecology

Lindsay Kissane, MD

Urogynecologist

Urogynecology

Elizabeth Sherlock, PA-C

Physician Assistant, Urogynecology

Urogynecology

Meet Your Pelvic Health Care Coordinators

Our compassionate, expert pelvic health care coordinators are specially trained registered nurses who provide clinical assistance and support to patients receiving care through our AdventHealth for Women Pelvic Health Program. All calls are confidential; anyone can self-refer, and no insurance is required to talk or meet.

They’re here to make sure you receive the care you need when you need it. They’ll assist you with navigating your overall health care and answer any questions you may have along the way.

Our pelvic health care coordinator services include the following:

Direction to help you find a care provider
Answering your pelvic health care questions
Assistance with scheduling appointments
Pre-operative and postoperative counseling and education
Coordination of your care among multiple providers and facilities

Fecal incontinence
Overactive bladder
Pelvic floor disorders
Pelvic organ prolapse

Recurrent urinary tract infections
Urethral diverticulum
Urinary incontinence
Urinary retention

Vaginal mesh complications
Vesicovaginal and rectovaginal fistulas
Voiding dysfunction

Pregnancy and childbirth can put a lot of strain on the pelvic floor. Find out more about pelvic floor issues and when you should get help for them from AdventHealth urogynecologist Dr. Lindsay Kissane.

Up to one-third of women experience pelvic floor disorders like pelvic organ prolapse. Learn how you can strengthen your pelvic floor and reduce your risk of pelvic organ prolapse.

Do you have bladder irritation? Find out if you are experiencing symptoms of an irritated bladder and how to figure out if what you are drinking is the cause.

What you eat and drink has a direct effect on your pelvic health. Hear from AdventHealth urogynecologist Dr. Nathan Kow on ways you can adapt your diet to support your pelvic health.

There has been a lot of chatter around menstrual cups and whether or not they can affect your chances of developing vaginal prolapse. Dr. Nathan Kow shares his expert insight on this topic. Learn more about the AdventHealth for Women Pelvic Health Program at: PelvicHeathExperts.com.

Have you ever wondered if having a c-section can prevent your chances of developing a pelvic floor disorder? Dr. Nathan Kow is here to answer that for you. Learn more about the AdventHealth for Women Pelvic Health Program at: PelvicHeathExperts.com.

Meet AdventHealth for Women’s Pelvic Care Coordinator, Amy Royer, RN. Patients can call Amy with questions they may have about their diagnosis or treatment, for help making appointments or scheduling procedures. Learn more about the AdventHealth for Women Pelvic Health Program at: PelvicHeathExperts.com.

Are you currently expecting and wondering what happens to your pelvic floor during delivery? Dr. Nathan Kow shares what changes you can expect during delivery and postpartum. Learn more about the AdventHealth for Women Pelvic Health Program at: PelvicHeathExperts.com.

Dr. Nathan Kow shares what vaginal prolapse is and how your lifestyle can affect your chances of developing this disorder based off your career, weight and other contributing factors. Learn more about the AdventHealth for Women Pelvic Health Program at: PelvicHeathExperts.com.

Did you know AdventHealth for Women has a Mother’s Pelvic Health Clinic? Dr. Nathan Kow shares who can qualify for this clinic and when you should seek treatment. Learn more about the AdventHealth for Women Pelvic Health Program at: PelvicHeathExperts.com.

If you are currently suffering from bladder control issues, you are not alone! Dr. Lindsay Kissane shares some home remedies, tips and tricks to help control your incontinence symptoms and get you back to feeling whole. Learn more about the AdventHealth for Women Pelvic Health Program at PelvicHealthExperts.com.

Weight plays a large role in the health of your pelvic floor. Dr. Lindsay Kissane shares how maintaining a healthy weight can help prevent your chances of developing a pelvic floor disorder. Learn more about the AdventHealth for Women Pelvic Health Program at PelvicHealthExperts.com

Did you know that 1 in 4 women suffer from a pelvic floor disorder? Dr. Lindsay Kissane shares what a Urogynecologist is, how they can help treat pelvic floor disorders and when you should seek medical care. Learn more about the AdventHealth for Women Pelvic Health Program at PelvicHealthExperts.com.