Frequently Asked Questions

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

Your session begins with a brief medical intake and targeted assessment. Therapists concentrate on one or two problem areas using manual techniques, trigger point work, and gentle mobilization. You may feel some release during treatment; clear communication ensures pressure matches your comfort.

Yes. Medical massage targets sciatica by addressing muscle tension, nerve entrapment, and pelvic alignment issues. We perform an evaluation first to confirm suitability and may combine techniques to reduce nerve irritation and improve mobility. Results vary by severity and chronicity.

Some discomfort can occur when treating tight or knotted tissues, especially during deep techniques. Therapists communicate throughout and adjust pressure to your tolerance. Mild soreness afterward is common and typically resolves within 24 to 72 hours with rest and hydration.

We often recommend an initial series of three to six weekly sessions to address chronic conditions, followed by reassessment. Many clients benefit from maintenance visits monthly or as advised. Treatment frequency is individualized based on response and functional goals.

A physician referral is not usually required for treatment, but may be necessary for insurance reimbursement or complex medical histories. If you have recent surgery, active cancer, or vascular issues, inform us — we’ll coordinate with your healthcare provider as needed.

Wear comfortable, loose clothing you can move in. You may undress to your comfort level; professional draping preserves modesty. Bring any relevant imaging or previous reports and inform the therapist about implants or sensitive areas before treatment.