Plexus Amsterdam
Pelvic physiotherapist · Details collected on 2026-08-04 from public sources
Spuistraat 239/1, 1012 VP Amsterdam
What we know about this practice
- Opening hours
- Mon–Tue 08:00–20:00, Wed 08:00–21:00, Thu–Fri 08:00–20:00, Sat–Sun closed
- Appointment
- By appointment
- Weekend
- Closed at weekends
- Online consultations
- Not provided
- Parking
- Not provided
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Feeding room
- Not provided
- Waiting time
- Not provided
- Languages
- Not provided
- Free introduction
- Not provided
“Not provided” means exactly that: we could not source it publicly, and we do not make it up.
Insurance
Basic insurance: a one-off 9 treatments for urinary incontinence. Own fee not stated.
Plexus Amsterdam is a practice that appears in search results for pelvic physiotherapist in Amsterdam. The address is Spuistraat 239/1, 1012 VP Amsterdam, in the Amsterdam-Centrum neighbourhood. Province of Noord-Holland.
What does a pelvic physiotherapist actually do? A bekkenfysiotherapeut is a physiotherapist with a recognised specialisation in the pelvic floor: the muscles that support your bladder, bowel and uterus. After birth those muscles are stretched, sometimes damaged, and often out of balance with your abdomen and breathing. A pelvic physiotherapist works out what is actually happening and trains specifically for it — not with generic exercises, but with exercises matched to what your pelvic floor is doing now.
Mothers usually come to this kind of care for things like pain in the pelvis or pelvic floor, leaking urine after birth and a heavy, dragging feeling low down. An intake usually takes 30 to 45 minutes. You describe what is going on, and the therapist looks at your posture, breathing and abdominal muscles. An internal examination may be part of the assessment, but never happens without your explicit consent beforehand — and you can withdraw that consent at any point, including halfway through.
Practical details. The opening hours in the source are Mon–Tue 08:00–20:00, Wed 08:00–21:00, Thu–Fri 08:00–20:00, Sat–Sun closed, the practice is closed at weekends, an appointment is required — you cannot walk in and the entrance is wheelchair accessible. You can get in touch by phone on +31 20 673 7168, online via the booking link and through the website.
What we do not know yet. This page is compiled from public sources. What this practice actually offers, what it costs, how long the waiting time is and which registrations the practitioners hold have not been confirmed by the practice itself. We do not fill those gaps with an assumption. Ask the practice, or check registrations yourself — the BIG register and the Kwaliteitsregister Paramedici are free and public. Do these details not match your practice? Claim this listing and you can fill in what is missing here.
What does a pelvic physiotherapist?
- Pelvic floor problems and leaking urine
- Pain during sex
- Diastasis recti (abdominal separation)
- Recovery after a caesarean
This is what a pelvic physiotherapist helps with in general. Whether this practice treats all of these has not been confirmed.
Registration
Register to check: BIG register (title: fysiotherapeut) + Pelvic Physiotherapy Register (KNGF/NVFB). Not verified for this practice.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Plexus Amsterdam and what can I find here?
Plexus Amsterdam is listed in this guide as a pelvic physiotherapist in Amsterdam, province of Noord-Holland. A bekkenfysiotherapeut is a physiotherapist with a recognised specialisation in the pelvic floor: the muscles that support your bladder, bowel and uterus. After birth those muscles are stretched, sometimes damaged, and often out of balance with your abdomen and breathing. A pelvic physiotherapist works out what is actually happening and trains specifically for it — not with generic exercises, but with exercises matched to what your pelvic floor is doing now. What this specific practice offers has not been confirmed by the practice itself — ask about it at first contact.
Do I need an appointment, or can I walk in?
Yes, you need an appointment; the source explicitly states that visits are by appointment. You can book by phone on +31 20 673 7168, online via the booking link and through the website. Mention that you have recently given birth — it helps them schedule enough time.
What are the opening hours?
According to the source: Mon–Tue 08:00–20:00, Wed 08:00–21:00, Thu–Fri 08:00–20:00, Sat–Sun closed. Those are the hours the practice is open, not necessarily when an appointment is free — the diary may be full further ahead. Hours also change during Dutch school holidays. Call or check the website for the current situation.
What does it cost, and is it covered by insurance?
Partly. The basic insurance (basisverzekering) covers a one-off 9 treatments of pelvic physiotherapy for urinary incontinence, for insured people aged 18 and over. Those 9 treatments are a one-off entitlement, not per calendar year, and both the screening and the intake count as full treatments. Since 1 April 2026 you no longer pay your own risk (eigen risico) for this if you go to a contracted provider, and that applies for the whole of 2026. For anything other than urinary incontinence — pelvic pain, diastasis recti, pain during sex — pelvic physiotherapy comes out of your supplementary insurance (aanvullende verzekering), and what that covers varies a great deal per policy. Check your own policy conditions before you start. What this particular practice charges for a consultation, and whether it has a contract with your specific health insurer, is not in our source. Ask for the fee before you book.
Reviews on Google
4.9 out of 5 · 63 reviews — taken from Google Maps on 2026-08-04. We have not verified these reviews and they play no part in the order of our search results.
Bram weet erg veel van blessures. En heeft me in beide gevallen gied geholpen. Toen ik een keer spoed had kon hij me gelukkig volgende dag een plekje aanbieden. Wat ik vooral fijn vond je zit in een dure buurt ne verwacht een instelling die zijn zaken wil vullen. En ik was niet verzekerd dus verwach
Erik OnePlus · 5/5 · 2025-12-04
Bij deze fysio ben ik geholpen voor rugklachten door Romy de Beukelaar, en voor liesklachten door Ali Toplu. Beide fysiotherapeuten waren echt geweldig bekwaam en behulpzaam. Je krijg zeer specialistische hulp en je leert ook goed naar je lichaam te luisteren. Kortom een zeer goede ervaring en ik be
Wim Pouw · 5/5 · 2025-05-04
Plexus Amsterdam is een hele fijne fysio! Na het aanraden van een kennis ben ik behandeld door Ali Toplu n.a.v. een schouderluxatie. Door zijn specialistische hulp en een duidelijk behandelplan is mijn schouder weer flexibel en sterk. 💪 Bedankt voor de goede zorg en begeleiding!
Pleuni van Kouwen · 5/5 · 2025-07-16