PRM is proud to expand our national network of endometriosis Centers of Excellence, bringing a new standard of endometriosis care to patients in Nashville and the surrounding region. Our office opens for patients on July 14th, 2026, scheduling is opening soon!
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Endometriosis care has historically been fragmented, episodic, and difficult to access – especially for patients seeking both expert excision surgery and long-term symptom management.
PRM has noticed that, and in Baltimore, endometriosis patients will soon have access to:
Validated, patient-centered care
Expert excision surgery when appropriate
Ongoing, non-operative pelvic pain management
A coordinated care model designed to reduce repeat surgeries over a lifetime
The expansion of PRM’s Center of Excellence reflects our commitment to meeting endometriosis patients where they are, and supporting them for the long term.
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At PRM Center of Excellence, we are not just a clinic. We provide advanced care for endometriosis and pelvic pain in the United States with a unique lifetime care model that targets endometriosis and pelvic pain at the source.
Each Center of Excellence is built around a standardized approach to care that includes:
The goal isn’t fewer surgeries today, it’s fewer surgeries across a lifetime.
It is estimated that only 100–200 endometriosis surgeons nationwide can perform complex excision surgery for endometriosis.
With the opening of our Baltimore location, PRM continues to expand the nation’s largest network of comprehensive endometriosis care, combining operative and non-operative treatment under one coordinated system.
Patients in Baltimore will soon benefit from:
Access to nationally recognized expertise
Care aligned to PRM’s Centers of Excellence standards
A local team backed by a national endometriosis clinical network
Endometriosis surgery requires precision. Pelvic pain requires expertise. Long-term outcomes require coordination.
Too often, endometriosis care is fragmented between providers, specialties, and treatment plans.
The PRM Center of Excellence in Baltimore is built around a multidisciplinary approach — bringing excision surgery and pelvic pain management into one coordinated system of care.
Our model includes:
• Fellowship-trained excision surgery for complex endometriosis
• Pelvic pain and physiatry specialists
• Ongoing non-operative care through the PRM Protocol™
This is comprehensive endometriosis care in Baltimore — designed not just for today’s procedure, but for long-term stability and fewer repeat surgeries.
Watch to learn why integrated care changes outcomes for patients living with endometriosis.
At PRM’s Center of Excellence, we are proud to provide advanced endometriosis care to patients at any point in their endometriosis treatment journey. From patients who recently got diagnosed to people who have been battling endometriosis for a long time and are looking for long-term management instead of episodic care.
If you have been recently diagnosed with endometriosis, our Center of Excellence provides expert guidance and care to help you decide what endometriosis treatment option is right for you.
We go beyond care and provide you with the tools and resources to give you a better understanding of endometriosis, advocating for yourself, and understanding the treatment option that best suits you.
In the U.S., it takes an average of 7–10 years to receive a proper diagnosis for endometriosis. During that time, the disease may progress and cause additional complications that many health professionals and patients may be unaware of.
At PRM, Our surgeons are fellowship-trained in Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery (MIGS) and focused exclusively on endometriosis care.
Endometriosis is not one of many procedures we perform: it is our singular surgical focus.
Our Centers of Excellence provide pelvic pain treament after surgery through our exclusive PRM Protocol™.
Whether you received surgery from one of our surgeons or someone else, we will continue care with a structured post-hab protocol that helps restore function and relieve lingering pain. The PRM Protocol™ helping helps you return to baseline faster and improves your quality of life post-surgery.
If you are looking for more comprehensive, long-term care for your endometriosis our team will be by your side every step of the way.
We will help you understand your options, and help you pick the right option that fits into your current season of life.
Whether you want long-term symptom relief through the PRM Protocol™, or discuss options for surgery – we are here for you.
At PRM, we specialize in treating the full spectrum of endometriosis symptoms – not just through excision surgery, but also by addressing the chronic pain and pelvic dysfunction that is often at the core of this condition. Our unique PRM Protocol™ is a pioneering, non-surgical treatment path designed to reduce pain, improve surgical outcomes, and support long-term healing.
Dr. Latasha Murphy is a board-certified OB/GYN and fellowship-trained minimally invasive gynecologic surgeon specializing in advanced laparoscopic and complex gynecologic surgery. She serves as an Attending Physician at Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore, Maryland.
Dr. Murphy earned her medical degree from the University of Maryland School of Medicine and completed both her OB/GYN residency and advanced MIGS fellowship training in Maryland. She is board certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
Recognized as a “Top Doctor in Gynecology” by Baltimore Magazine, Dr. Murphy is committed to surgical excellence, patient-centered care, and mentoring the next generation of physicians.
Our Baltimore excision surgeon is fellowship-trained in advanced endometriosis surgery, with specialized expertise in identifying and removing complex disease while preserving healthy tissue. Excision surgery is a highly technical procedure that requires precision, anatomical knowledge, and experience treating deeply infiltrating endometriosis.
Pelvic pain affects more than one organ — and often more than one system. Our pelvic pain specialist in Baltimore focuses on diagnosing and treating the musculoskeletal, nerve, and inflammatory components of pelvic pain.
Our office opens for patients on July 14th, 2026 and our scheduling is opening soon!
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