Enhancing Rural Veteran Access to Specialty Pelvic Health Rehabilitation Through Mentorship and a Novel Model of Care Coordination.

This study describes a mentorship-based care coordination model designed to improve rural veterans' access to pelvic health rehabilitation services. The authors outline a novel framework in which physical therapists in underserved areas receive structured mentorship to build competency in pelvic floor care, addressing a recognized gap in specialty rehabilitation for the veteran population. The approach offers a potential blueprint for expanding pelvic health PT services where geographic and resource barriers would otherwise limit veteran care.

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