Advanced Medical Massage (AMMP)
Certified Medical Massage practitioner
Our specialized medical massage targets specific conditions to promote healing and relief. This therapeutic approach includes Scar Tissue Release to improve mobility and reduce discomfort, Full Body Lymphatic Drainage to enhance detoxification and reduce swelling, and Peripheral Nerve Release to alleviate nerve entrapment. We also focus on relieving Sciatic and Low Back Pain through tailored techniques that reduce inflammation and ease muscle tension, helping you regain comfort and function.
How It Works:
-Comprehensive Approach: Your session begins with a through medical history review and assessment to understand your unique needs.
- Targeted Techniques: We utilize a variety of specialized techniques like cupping, myofascial release, scare tissue release and ups pain therapy to reduce pain, and muscle testing to address specific areas pf concern.
-Manual Therapy : Hands-on manipulation helps improve flexibly , reduce pain and promote healing.
What to Expect:
-Focused Treatment: Unlike a full-body massage, this session concentrates on problem areas for maximum therapeutic benefit.
-Discomfort Level: Depending on your condition, some techniques may involved mild discomfort. Your therapist will communicate openly and ensure your comfort throughout the session.
-Attire: For optional access to treatment areas, shorts and a fitted tank top/sport bra are required for women.
Insurance and Payment:
-We Accept HSA & FSA Cards
-Full payment is due at the time of service
-We’ll provide a receipt for potential insurance reimbursement. Simply submit the emailed receipt to your insurance company for possible coverage.
A Health Savings Account (HSA) is a savings account that lets you set aside money to pay for qualified medical expenses. You can withdraw money from an HSA tax-free to pay for deductibles, copayments, coinsurance, and more.
How it works
You can open an HSA if you have an HSA-eligible plan, also known as a High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP).
You can contribute pre-tax money to your HSA.
You can use HSA funds to pay for qualified medical expenses at any time.
You can't use HSA funds to pay for premiums.
You can roll over any unused funds from year to year.
HSAs may earn interest that isn't taxed.
Once you turn 65, you can use HSA funds for anything you want.