Medical Massage

Clinical Massage for Specific Conditions

Medical Massage is a focused, outcome-oriented massage service designed to address a specific injury, condition, area of pain, or therapeutic need. Sessions are based on the client’s identified concern and may be performed as part of a treatment plan recommended by a physician or other healthcare provider.

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Medical Massage may be appropriate for clients seeking massage following an injury, procedure, or documented medical concern.

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Treatment-Focused Approach

Each session is tailored to the specific area or condition being addressed. Your provider may use targeted massage techniques to address soft-tissue restrictions, muscular tension, discomfort, and mobility limitations.

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Medical Massage is intended to complement—not replace—medical evaluation and treatment.

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Medical Massage vs. Therapeutic Massage

Therapeutic Massage focuses on general muscular tension, soreness, and everyday discomfort.

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Medical Massage is specifically directed toward a documented condition, injury, or therapeutic objective and may be performed based on a healthcare provider’s recommendation or treatment plan.

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Medical Massage vs. Deep Tissue Massage

Deep Tissue Massage is primarily focused on deeper muscular tension and is selected based on pressure preference and areas of chronic tightness.

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Medical Massage is condition-focused rather than pressure-focused, with techniques selected according to the specific area, injury, or therapeutic objective being addressed.

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Documentation & Insurance

Medical Massage may be requested as part of a physician-directed treatment plan or for documentation purposes. Insurance coverage and reimbursement requirements vary by provider and plan. Clients are responsible for confirming coverage, obtaining any required referral or prescription, and submitting documentation to their insurance provider when applicable.

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Focused care. Personalized attention. A massage tailored to your needs.