"I have been a client of Melissa’s for about 5 years now. I see her monthly. She keeps me flexible and balanced! She is a very skilled practitioner who individualizes a treatment to your particular needs." - Vicki M.
Medical Massage is an outcome-based massage, aiding in injury rehabilitation and focuses on your body’s tendons, ligaments, tissues, fascia, and muscles. The primary application of this treatment is targeted towards the specific problem the patient is diagnosed with by their doctor.
Medical Massage Practitioners' specific goal is to alleviate pain and treat health conditions such as neuropathy, cancer, fibromyalgia, sports injuries, or even high blood pressure.
Medical massage therapy is a type of massage that's part of a larger treatment plan that's based on your health needs and goals. It can help with tissue healing and reduce the risk of strains, sprains, and ruptures.
Melissa McLaughlin Wellness accepts Workman's Comp & PIP cases. Flex & Health Spending Accounts can be used.
While a spa massage may help you relax or provide temporary stress relief, medical massage is designed to deliver measurable results. Medical massage therapy is tailored with a specific goal and is integrated into a comprehensive treatment plan focused on your individual health needs and objectives.
Medical massage is a results-oriented therapy that focuses on addressing a specific issue based on the patient’s diagnosis. It is delivered after a thorough assessment by the medical massage therapist, with treatment outcomes being the primary goal of the session.
During your session, the therapist may apply a variety of techniques based on their expertise. These could include deep-tissue massage, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, movement-based techniques, or passive-resistive stretching.
Peer-reviewed research has demonstrated that medical massage can have positive effects on a range of conditions, including hypertension and autoimmune disorders such as asthma and multiple sclerosis.
Medical massage is specifically aimed at relieving pain and treating health conditions such as neuropathy, cancer, fibromyalgia, sports injuries, and high blood pressure.
Massage therapy is considered part of healthcare services, and massage therapists are recognized as medical professionals.
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