Endometriosis affects about 10% of women and girls of reproductive age (WHO), and most wait years for an answer. PelviQuest exists to shorten that wait.
Endometriosis is a chronic inflammatory disease that affects about 10% of women and girls of reproductive age, roughly 190 million people worldwide (WHO). On average it takes 7 to 11 years from first symptoms to a diagnosis (Nnoaham 2011; Hudelist 2012). Those years carry a real cost in health, work and healthcare spending (Simoens 2012).
190M
Women and girls worldwide (WHO)
On average, women live with pelvic pain for 7 to 11 years before receiving an accurate diagnosis (Nnoaham 2011; Hudelist 2012).
Seven to eleven years of unanswered questions.
Seven to eleven years of being referred from one specialist to another.
Seven to eleven years of silent suffering.
The delay is built into how the disease presents, not into how much anyone cares. Symptoms overlap with bowel, bladder and pelvic floor conditions, no blood test can confirm endometriosis, imaging often misses early lesions, and training in complex endometriosis surgery is limited. Pelvic nerve pathology is rarely part of a standard evaluation.
Women are led to believe that everyday pain is part of being a woman. After 20+ years of surgical practice, we can say it plainly: it's not.
Pelvic floor disorders are not invisible. Women experience real, daily symptoms that affect every aspect of their wellbeing.
Women experience real, daily symptoms that affect every aspect of their wellbeing: physically, emotionally, and socially.
These symptoms are often minimized, normalized, or misdiagnosed, leaving women feeling isolated and without answers. They lose precious years to chronic pain and reduced quality of life. Physicians are left without the right tools to offer answers and solutions. In the US alone, endometriosis costs an estimated $69.4 billion a year (Simoens 2012).
With the right tools and earlier detection, this can change.
20+
Years of surgical practice
7–11 yrs
Diagnosis delay (Nnoaham 2011; Hudelist 2012)
10%
Of women of reproductive age (WHO)
190M
Women and girls worldwide (WHO)
20+ Years
Pelvic Surgery Experience
Hackensack, NJ
Endometriosis and Pelvic Nerve Surgeons
PelviQuest is a software platform built by endometriosis and pelvic nerve surgeons. After 20+ years of watching women arrive years late to the right diagnosis, they decided to build a better process: real information, real results, in real time.
Our team combines 20+ years of surgical practice with software that patients and physicians use every day. So physicians and the patients they treat do not just know more, they know better.
Because when it comes to women's health, to know better is to live better.
With the right tools and earlier detection, this can change.
A software platform that combines clinical expertise, statistics and compassionate care to improve pelvic health.
Using biostatistics and AI on standardized questionnaires to flag pelvic conditions earlier, instead of waiting years for imaging to catch up.
A free app for iOS, Android and the web to take the questionnaire, track symptoms, see insights, and book visits with your doctor.
A web-based platform for healthcare providers to manage assessments, track patient progress, and offer evidence-based care.
Partnering with expert endometriosis surgeons worldwide to enrich data and improve diagnostic accuracy for all women.
Creating evidence-based guidelines that can be used by any gynecologist, anywhere in the world, from first visit to surgery.
Every feature designed with empathy, because behind every data point is a woman who deserves to be heard.
The PelviQuest Project is privately funded by its founding clinicians and is built to improve the quality of life of women living with pelvic pain.

Join us in transforming pelvic health care. Start your journey with PelviQuest today.