Exciting News: Origin Acquires The Rosipal Institute, Expanding Pelvic Floor Therapy in Texas We are thrilled to share that Origin has acquired The Rosipal Institute, a trailblazer in pelvic floor therapy based in Plano, Texas. Join us in extending a warm welcome to Dr. Kristi Rosipal, PT, DPT, and her incredible team as they join the Origin family! Dr. Rosipal brings over 30 years of physical therapy expertise and has been revolutionizing pelvic floor physical therapy in Texas since 2013. Her dedication has helped countless Texan women find relief and improve their quality of life. In Dr. Rosipal's words, "Origin is doing exactly what I set out to do — filling a niche that's been ignored. We're telling women: 'You're important, we care about you, we want you to be in your best health.'" As part of Origin's growing network, Dr. Rosipal and her team will continue providing exceptional care while helping us expand access to essential pelvic health services nationwide. Want to learn more about Dr. Rosipal's journey and her approach to pelvic floor physical therapy? Check out our latest blog post: https://lnkd.in/gf6yDmwx #WomensHealth #PhysicalTherapy #PelvicHealth #MSK #Acquisition #Growth
About us
Origin is a leading provider of pelvic floor and whole-body physical therapy with a specialized focus on pregnancy, postpartum, menopause, and sexual health. Origin offers virtual and in-person PT sessions, covered by insurance and supported by proprietary exercise programs, educational content, and community experiences. Origin was co-founded by Carine Carmy, Nona Farahnik Yadegar, and David Yadegar after experiencing first-hand the success of physical therapy to treat personal health issues — following years of missed diagnoses, ineffective treatment options, and hearing “that’s just the way it is.” Today, Origin is building a category-defining brand that establishes a higher standard of care for every woman and individual with vaginal anatomy. In addition to in-person locations in eight states, Origin provides virtual care nationwide and is in-network for more than 35 million Americans.
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- Industry
- Wellness and Fitness Services
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Los Angeles, California
- Type
- Privately Held
- Specialties
- Women's Health, Pelvic Health, Physical Therapy, and Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy
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11980 San Vicente Blvd
Suite 100
Los Angeles, California 90049, US
Employees at Origin
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Tara Joiner MPT
Passionate about authentic relationship building, business development and account management in healthcare. My experiences include clinical care…
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Kate Twist
Digital Health & Wellness | Founder | Advisor
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Brenna Jones
“Power isn’t control, power is strength, giving that strength to others. A leader is someone willing to give his strength to others that they may…
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Kimberlee Sullivan PT, DPT, BCB-PMD
Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Women's Health Physical Therapy
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We're excited to share Amboy Street Ventures' latest $360B Ghost Market Report, highlighting overlooked opportunities in women's health, including pelvic floor physical therapy and urinary incontinence. This care market alone represents a massive opportunity, demonstrating both significant unmet needs and immense potential for innovation and impact. We're proud to see Origin featured as a leading innovator in this rapidly growing space, committed to destigmatizing urinary incontinence and supporting healthy aging as well as postpartum care. Check out the full report to learn more about the future of women's health and why investing in pelvic floor physical therapy is crucial: https://lnkd.in/eYrwH4WE Congrats Carli Sapir Colleen Foster Dominnique Karetsos Sophie Reynolds and the whole Amboy team on this report! #WomensHealth #PelvicFloorCare #FemTech #HealthInnovation
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Grateful for the turn out for our discussion on Social Action for Marginalized Women at the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA)Combined Sections Meeting today. If you are a provider interested in getting involved with Global Women's Health Initiative please follow the link below. If you want to work for a company that values these opportunities, apply to Origin, you're our people! Thanks again to Theresa (Tracy) Spitznagle, Bridget Ochuko PT, DPT, MPH, Sara Reardon PT, DPT, WCS, Theresa (Tracy) Spitznagle & Dr. Juan Michelle Martin, PT, DPT for collaborating on this impactful work. #socialjustice, #APTACSM2025 #pelvichealth #doulas https://lnkd.in/ggvrW3AP
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If you're at APTA CSM, be sure to catch Origin's Liz Miracle, MSPT, WCS, who is speaking on Social Justice for Marginalized Women
Excited to be speaking at APTA CSM for the Academy of Pelvic Health on Social Justice for Marginalized Women. 🌎✨ I'll be sharing how mentorship not only strengthens providers but also boosts retention and productivity—helping teams stay engaged and deliver better care. I'm grateful to the Global Women's Health Initiative for their partnership on this project. Bridget Ochuko PT, DPT, MPH, Sara Reardon PT, DPT, WCS, Theresa (Tracy) Spitznagle, Bridget Ochuko PT, DPT, MPH, Sara Reardon PT, DPT, WCS, Dr. Juan Michelle Martin, PT, DPT. Let’s create impact together ! 💡🔥 #PelvicHealth #APTACSM2025 #PT #MentorshipMatters #BurnoutPrevention #SocialJustice #WomensHealth #HealthcareLeadership #Pelvicfloor #pelvicfloorpt
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If you're looking for a sign to start pelvic floor PT, this is it ;)
I so rarely wade into local politics, let alone city politics. But I am making an exception for one reason, and one reason alone: A sign. Origin officially launched a sign in our flagship Los Angeles clinic after a 4.5 year wait. You read that right… 4.5 years. That humble sign is a simple wayfinding logo in a black signage box in our ground floor location. We spent hundreds of hours of staff time and thousands of dollars in fees to the city, including countless emails with public officials that went unread for months. We learned other signs in our neighborhood got responses like, “This sign is too black against a white backdrop." There’s so much to do in this city, especially now more than ever. Surely our tax money can serve a greater purpose. We almost gave up on this sign. Almost. But I have learned founders need to be stubborn, and I rode that principled pony all the way to the finish line. A big thank you to everyone who helped me behind the scenes to get this sign up, including my mom, former architect, and Origin angel investor, Aviva Carmy. If it’s this hard for us, I can’t imagine what it’s like for small businesses in California. Every time I look up at our sign, I’m reminded of that. PS: I’d love to figure out how to get more involved in LA politics, particularly as we’ve seen our city hit so hard in the past few months. If you’ve ideas, I’m here for it. PPS: This story is not to be confused with another battle we had in a different city, where we were forced to take down a sign that read “Breaking glass ceilings, healing pelvic floors.” Our neighbors found the language to be problematic for unspecified reasons (side note: can we be grown-ups already and acknowledge that humans have pelvic floors?).
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Now welcoming patients with Medicare at all in-person clinics and for virtual care throughout CA and TX!!!
Tell your mom, your aunt, your grandparents – you no longer have to suffer in silence! Starting this February, we're proud to announce that Origin is expanding Medicare coverage to include all of our in-person clinics across the U.S., as well as our virtual clinics in California and Texas. Feeling good in your body and getting the care you deserve can have ripple effects for generations to come. And now with nationwide Medicare access, we can better support those 65+ who have dealt far too long with a healthcare system that has ignored and dismissed women’s needs. This is a massive team effort, from clinical and compliance to operations and billing. A big thank you to everyone on the team who made this milestone possible. ✨ https://lnkd.in/evtm788F
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Origin reposted this
2024 has been a whirlwind, but there’s one thing I can say for sure: our team at Origin has never been more proud to be increasing access to essential women’s and pelvic health care, or more determined to continue improving, expanding, and innovating. I am humbled and in awe of our team's accomplishments this year, including: - 🤯 Serving patients in over 100,000 visits - 5️⃣ 0️⃣ million people can now get in-network care at Origin - 📊 Publishing a first of its kind study in pelvic health with Ipsos - 🎨 Launching the VAG, aka the Visual Art Gallery by Origin But I'm most proud of the fact that thousands of patients leave their visits with a deeper understanding of their bodies and a personalized set of strategies for feeling good, now and for years to come. This is possible because of countless small interactions our team has every single day. To our team, our partners and investors, our patients and the broader community, thank you for all your support and advocacy in 2024. We definitely would not be here without you, nor would it be nearly as fun. https://lnkd.in/gM4TV7wN
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We couldn’t be happier to announce our latest insurance win: We now accept Kaiser Permanente at our in-person clinics in Los Angeles and San Diego. Partnering with the largest payor in SoCal brings us up to 13 million covered lives in our home state, and Origin is now in-network for 50 million people nationwide 🥳 https://lnkd.in/gDZheeh8
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The connection between the mind and body is more understood than ever before, yet research has remain limited—making the launch of the Journal of Physiotherapy in Mental Health all the more critical. The journal begins with a truth we see daily in clinical practice at Origin: the body is a gateway to healing the mind. PT offers so many tools—movement, breathing, body awareness, sensory stimulation—that can help individuals manage anxiety, trauma, and disconnection. This approach is especially powerful because it empowers individuals to take an active role in their healing. This journal comes at a critical time as rates of anxiety, depression, and trauma continue to climb across the globe. The numbers are staggering: the WHO estimates 1 in 8 people worldwide—970 million individuals—live with a mental health condition. Yet global investment in mental health treatment is just 2% of total healthcare budgets, leaving countless individuals without the support they need. An integrated approach that leverages existing parts of the healthcare system - including PT - is critical to close the gap. 💬 Let’s discuss: How are you addressing the connection between mental and physical health in your practice? Thank you to Moises Magos to you and the team for this new initiative! #MentalHealth #Physiotherapy #HolisticCare #WomenInLeadership https://lnkd.in/gVwHJRhx
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Like the physical equivalent of the butterfly effect, changes in one area of your body can lead to surprising symptoms in another. Thanks to Korin Miller and Origin Clinical Specialist Ashley Rawlins for shedding light on this hidden link for Women's Health magazine. https://lnkd.in/grFaeRTt