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Comprehensive Assessment of Musculoskeletal Issues

Our expert massage services are tailored to alleviate pain, correct postural imbalances, and address movement dysfunctions caused by various musculoskeletal or neuromuscular conditions.

The terminology in massage therapy can often be confusing. The terms “treatment” and “assessment” are sometimes used interchangeably, yet they hold distinct meanings. Treatment refers to the application of massage techniques or modalities to the body aimed at reducing pain and promoting healing. Assessment, on the other hand, involves evaluating a patient’s condition to determine the most appropriate treatment approach.

Assessment is a crucial component in massage therapy. During this process, the massage therapist gathers information about the patient’s medical history, lifestyle, and symptoms to understand their current condition, pinpoint pain sources, and evaluate overall health and wellness. This information enables the therapist to develop a customized treatment plan tailored to the patient’s unique needs, and track changes in the patient’s reported pain levels.

Treatment involves the application of specific massage techniques or modalities to the body to alleviate pain and support healing. Depending on the patient’s condition, the therapist may use techniques such as deep tissue massage, trigger point therapy, or myofascial release. Throughout the massage session, the therapist uses their hands, elbows, and occasionally tools to apply targeted pressure to the patient’s body to relieve pain and promote recovery.

While the distinction between treatment and assessment in massage therapy is clear, the difference between a medical diagnosis and treatment can be less obvious. A medical diagnosis is the process of identifying a patient’s medical condition or disease based on symptoms and other relevant information, and it is performed by a physician or qualified healthcare professional. Medical treatment includes various interventions to manage the patient’s condition, such as medications, physical therapy, surgery, and other medical procedures.

In summary, treatment, and assessment are two distinct processes in massage therapy. Assessment involves evaluating the patient’s condition to determine the best treatment plan. Treatment is the application of massage techniques to reduce pain and promote healing. A medical diagnosis, however, involves identifying a medical condition or disease and is followed by appropriate medical interventions to manage the condition.

We do not diagnose medical conditions, but focus on reducing your pain and improving your well-being.