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Dr. Samantha Pulliam describes the leva Pelvic Health System

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“This is a unique device in that it shows motion-based biofeedback,” says Samantha Pulliam, MD.

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    In this video, Samantha Pulliam, MD, discusses the leva Pelvic Health System and how it works. Pulliam is chief medical officer for Renovia Inc.

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