JN Physiotherapy is a home-based women's health physiotherapy practice in Te Aroha, Waikato, at 106 Ritchie Street. It is run by Jessica Norman, a New Zealand registered physiotherapist with 16 years' experience in musculoskeletal and pelvic health. The practice focuses on pelvic pain, postnatal recovery and incontinence, and it offers pregnancy and birth-related care, including pelvic girdle pain, rectus diastasis, pregnancy-related hand conditions, birth-related pelvic floor trauma and birth preparation from 24 weeks of pregnancy. It also treats musculoskeletal conditions and sports injuries. The practice is ACC accredited, and it can help with ACC maternal birth injury claims.
Every new client has an initial assessment first, so the treatment fits their needs. Jessica asks clients to get in touch by text or email, as calls are harder to take during the working day, and says she will call or email back. Additional costs may apply for equipment and products. The practice says its aim is to improve women's health with a service that is accessible and affordable. For a Te Aroha woman who needs pelvic or postnatal physiotherapy close to home, the practice is set up around that work.