Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Medical Massage - 120 Mins.

Your therapist begins with a medical intake and assessment, then applies targeted manual techniques to soft tissues, lymphatics, and injured areas. Expect focused work, pressure adjustments, and time for recovery and hydration instructions afterward to maximize therapeutic benefits.

Yes when performed by licensed therapists with your provider’s clearance. We review medical history, contraindications, and adjust techniques or duration to accommodate conditions like circulatory issues, post-surgical healing, or chronic pain.

Arrive hydrated, wear comfortable clothing, and bring any referral notes or imaging. Avoid heavy meals and vigorous exercise before the session. Expect to discuss medications, pain patterns, and goals during intake for a personalized treatment plan.

Coverage varies. Some insurers reimburse medical massage with a physician referral or diagnosis code. We recommend checking benefits ahead of time; we can provide documentation, CPT codes, and visit notes to support claims when medically indicated.

Treatment frequency depends on condition severity and response. A typical plan ranges from weekly to biweekly sessions for several weeks, then tapering. Your therapist will create a customized schedule and reassess progress to determine optimal session count and intervals.

Hydrate well, rest the treated area, and apply heat or ice as advised. Gentle stretching and prescribed exercises may help maintain gains. Report any unusual pain or swelling, and follow up appointments will monitor healing and adjust the plan.