Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Medical Massage - 60 Mins.

Each session begins with a health intake and assessment, then targeted soft-tissue work focusing on your prescribed condition. Techniques aim to improve circulation and lymphatic flow. You may feel deep pressure and mild post-treatment soreness; therapists provide aftercare and follow-up recommendations.

Generally safe, but always inform your therapist and prescriber about medications and conditions. Some drugs or medical issues may alter tissue sensitivity or contraindicate certain techniques. We'll modify pressure and approach, and may request physician clearance when necessary.

Recommendations vary by condition severity: acute injuries often benefit from several weekly sessions initially, tapering as symptoms improve. Chronic conditions may need ongoing periodic care. Your therapist will create a personalized plan and review progress to adjust frequency.

You may feel discomfort when working tight or injured tissues; therapists use controlled pressure and communication to manage pain. Mild soreness or fatigue can occur for 24–48 hours as circulation improves. Always report severe or prolonged pain immediately.

Some insurance plans and specific medical protocols require physician referrals; however, you can usually schedule directly with us. If your condition requires documentation or a referral, we'll assist with paperwork and coordinate care with your healthcare provider.

Arrive hydrated, wear comfortable clothing, and bring any relevant medical records or doctor's notes. Avoid heavy meals beforehand. Communicate medications, surgeries, or implants during intake so the therapist can tailor techniques safely to your medical needs.