Medical Massage

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Medical massage goes beyond relaxation, focusing on the specific needs of individuals experiencing pain, injuries, or health conditions. It's a results-oriented approach utilizing both assessment and a variety of specialized massage techniques to achieve therapeutic goals.

• A Substitute for Medical Diagnosis: Massage therapists don't diagnose medical conditions. It's essential to consult a doctor for diagnosing and managing health concerns.
• A Miracle Cure: Medical massage provides valuable support, but realistic expectations and consistency are vital for optimal results.

• Outcome-Focused: Your therapist will assess your condition and create a plan targeting your specific needs, whether it's pain reduction, post-surgical recovery, or improved mobility.
• Specialized Techniques: Medical massage integrates a range of techniques, from deep tissue and trigger point therapy to myofascial release, lymphatic drainage, and more.
• Addresses the Root Cause: Instead of just masking symptoms, medical massage aims to address underlying imbalances or dysfunctions contributing to your discomfort.
• Collaborative Approach: Medical massage often works effectively alongside physical therapy, chiropractic care, or as part of your physician's treatment plan.

• Chronic pain conditions (fibromyalgia, arthritis, back pain)
• Injuries (sports-related, whiplash, repetitive strain)
• Post-surgery rehabilitation (scar tissue, range of motion)
• Neurological conditions (migraines, nerve impingement)
• Lymphedema management
• And more!

Our therapists are trained in medical massage techniques, allowing us to tailor your sessions for maximum therapeutic benefit. We prioritize working collaboratively with your other healthcare providers to ensure a comprehensive approach to your well-being.  Experience how targeted massage can help you reduce pain, improve function, and achieve a better quality of life.

While The Fix doesn't currently accept insurance directly, we're happy to provide you with a detailed receipt upon request. This receipt includes our National Provider Identification (NPI) number, which some insurance companies may accept towards reimbursing your massage services.  We recommend checking with your insurance provider about their specific massage therapy coverage and any requirements for out-of-network receipts. The Fix prioritizes making our services accessible, and we're always happy to answer any questions you may have.