Medical Massage

A physician's prescription/Referral is required for medical massage. Medical massage is provided as part of a healthcare treatment plan for a diagnosed medical condition. The prescription establishes medical necessity, identifies the patient's diagnosis, and ensures that treatment is coordinated with the patient's overall healthcare plan.

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Who Ca​n Write Prescriptions/Referrals?

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• MDs & DOs: General practitioners or specialists.

• Chiropractors (DCs): These are some of your best referral sources.

• Physician Assistants (PAs): They handle most primary care visits these days and have full prescribing authority.

• Dentists (DDS/DMD): Specifically for TMJ or facial pain issues.

• Podiatrists (DPM): For foot and ankle-related pain.

Helping manage a wide range of specific conditions, (INCLUDED BUT NOT LIMITED TO)

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• Neck & Back Pain

• Whiplash Injuries

• Sciatica Symptoms

• Shoulder Pain & Rotator Cuff Dysfunction

• TMJ Dysfunction

• Hip & Glute Pain

• Chronic Muscle Tension

• Headaches & Migraines

• Sports Injuries

• Postural Dysfunction

• Repetitive Strain Injuries

• Muscle Guarding & Restricted Mobility

• MET (Muscle Energy Techniques)

• Neuromuscular Therapy

• Massage Therapy Techniques

• Friction/Stripping/Kneading 

• Manual Therapy Techniques 

• Myofascial Release Techniques

• Positional Release 

• Manual Lymphatic Drainage 

• Trigger Point Therapy

• Pain Free Movement

• Therapeutic Stretching 

• Scar Tissue Release Technique

• PNF Stretching (Proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation)

• Twitch Contraction Technique​​

• Myofascial Cupping 

• IASTM (Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization) 

• Hot/Cold/Contrast Therapy

• Rapid Release Therapy (Vibration Therapy) 

• Paraffin Wax Treatments (Heat Therapy)​​​​