Massage Therapy

Massage therapy allows soft tissue like muscle or ligaments and tendons to heal and relax. It is also used for improved circulation of blood and lymphatics and to decrease anxiety. By kneading and stretching the body, therapists allow muscles and ligaments to stretch, as well as increase blood flow to the parts of the body being massaged.

The massage therapy treatments on this page are cash-pay only and are not eligible for insurance coverage. We provide medical massages on a limited basis when recommended by a Our Family Health medical provider, and these may be covered by insurance.

By improving circulation massage therapy can free toxins from soft tissue to move them into blood stream where the liver and kidneys can clear them from the body.

Determining the right frequency for massages depends on many factors. Recovery from some injuries can benefit from weekly massage sessions. Chronic conditions can be treated either monthly or every two weeks.

Massage therapy can be a valuable complementary approach to help manage the symptoms of anxiety and depression, although it is not a standalone treatment for these conditions. Please reach out to either a medical provider or a licensed mental health professional for support in managing anxiety and depression to discuss a treatment plan.

Massage therapy can be an effective way to alleviate back pain for many individuals. It’s important to note that the effectiveness of massage therapy for back pain can vary depending on the cause and severity of the pain. For chronic or severe back pain, it may be necessary to combine massage therapy with other treatments or therapies, such as physical therapy, chiropractic care, or medical interventions. Before beginning any massage therapy for back pain, it’s advisable to consult with a l medical provider to determine the most appropriate treatment approach based on your specific condition.