Meghan Rohde, PT

Physical therapist and practice leader at Revolution Wellness Collective in Milford - a cash-based, patient-centered PT and functional-fitness collective - and founder of the Fortis Matrem ('strong mother') pelvic health brand; nearly 20 years as a physical therapist, more than 15 of them with pregnant and postpartum mothers; the practice's own homepage states its model plainly: an hour with your therapist every time, no technicians and no PTAs, text and email access to your therapist between sessions, and an out-of-network structure chosen so care decisions are made with the patient rather than an insurer; the collective's site claims board certifications across Sports PT, Pregnancy & Postpartum PT, and Pelvic Floor PT among its therapists and bills itself as home to New Hampshire's only obstetrics board-certified therapist; dry needling praised repeatedly in patient reviews; fitness-integration model with group classes and memberships; virtual visits offered with multi-state licensure; free strategy call offered via Fortis Matrem.