Endometriosis and chronic pelvic pain are still routinely dismissed, misdiagnosed, or chalked up to “normal” period pain — which is a big part of why the average patient waits years for an accurate diagnosis. PRM exists to close that gap, and our Atlanta team is growing so more patients in Georgia can get answers without the wait.
If you’re already seeing one of our Atlanta providers, or you’re just starting to look into what specialized pelvic pain care looks like, here’s who you’ll be working with.
See our full list of providers across all PRM locations.
Gynecologic Surgeon & Endometriosis Excision Specialist
Dr. Ashley Davis is a gynecologic surgeon specializing in endometriosis excision surgery and minimally invasive gynecologic care. As PRM’s National Senior Director of Surgery, she is dedicated to helping patients access comprehensive, multidisciplinary care for endometriosis and chronic pelvic pain.
Areas of focus:
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Pelvic Pain Specialist
Amanda Kinder is a certified Women’s Health Specialist and pelvic pain specialist at PRM Atlanta. She specializes in pelvic floor dysfunction, chronic pelvic pain, and endometriosis care, providing individualized, patient-centered treatment to help patients reduce symptoms and improve quality of life.
Areas of focus:
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We’re excited to continue expanding access to pelvic pain care in Atlanta.
Now accepting new patients
Kayla Allen is a pelvic pain specialist and Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner joining PRM Atlanta this June. She specializes in chronic pelvic pain, endometriosis, pelvic floor dysfunction, and complex gynecologic conditions, with a compassionate, patient-centered approach focused on education, validation, and individualized care.
Every new provider we add in Atlanta means shorter waits, more open appointment slots, and a wider net of expertise for patients working through complex or overlapping symptoms — from first consult through long-term care.
Endometriosis is the condition most people associate with PRM, but it’s rarely the only diagnosis in the room. Our Atlanta providers evaluate and treat the full spectrum of pelvic pain conditions, including:
If something’s felt off for a while and you haven’t gotten a straight answer, that’s exactly what our Atlanta team is here for — whether you’re chasing a diagnosis, weighing your options, or just want a second set of eyes on your case.
We hear you. We see you. We believe you.
In most cases, no, patients can request an appointment directly with the Atlanta team without a referral.
Surgeons are fellowship-trained physicians who perform endometriosis excision and other advanced gynecologic surgery when it’s needed. Pelvic pain specialists focus on non-surgical evaluation and treatment, including the PRM Protocol™, and often work alongside surgeons before and after surgery. Many patients see both.
A comprehensive, unhurried evaluation, your provider reviews your health history and prior treatment, listens to your symptoms in detail, and performs a physical exam to help identify what’s contributing to your pain, then walks you through a personalized plan.
Both. Not every patient needs surgery, the Atlanta team offers non-surgical options alongside advanced excision surgery, and helps you figure out which fits your symptoms and goals.
Yes. Many patients come to PRM after previous treatment hasn’t fully resolved their symptoms. The team specializes in complex, previously-treated cases.
PRM works with a range of insurance plans — visit PRM’s insurance page or contact the Atlanta office directly to confirm coverage before your visit.