Question 1

Do you provide walk-in, outcall or in-home services?

Accepted Answer

For safety, equipment and treatment quality reasons, all sessions are conducted in-clinic and by appointments only. I do not provide mobile or in-home services.

Question 2

Do you accept medical insurance?

Accepted Answer

Our practice operates on a self-pay basis and currently does not accept medical insurance. A super bill is available and may be submitted to your insurance carrier for potential reimbursement, subject to your plan’s benefits.

Question 3

What is Neuromuscular Therapy (NMT)?

Accepted Answer

Neuromuscular Therapy (American Version) is a results-focused form of massage therapy designed to address specific conditions such as chronic pain, muscle tension, postural issues, or injury recovery. Each session is customized based on your health history and treatment goals.

Question 4

How is NMT different from regular massage?

Accepted Answer

Unlike relaxation or spa massage, NMT targets specific problem areas and often follows a treatment plan. Techniques may vary from session to session depending on your condition, progress, and feedback. The entire session might be dedicated to one region of the body with frequent reassessments.

Question 5

What conditions can NMT help with?

Accepted Answer

NMT may help with issues such as tension headache, TMJ issues, military neck, cervical pain, thoracic outlet syndrome, dysfunctional breathing, excessive thoracic kyphosis and lumbar lordosis, anterior/posterior pelvic tilt, piriformis syndrome, sciatica pain, plantar fasciitis and other soft tissue dysfunctions. Results vary by individual and condition.

Question 6

Is NMT painful?

Accepted Answer

Some techniques may involve firm pressure, especially when addressing tight or restricted muscles, but treatment should never be unbearable. I will communicate with you throughout the session to ensure comfort and safety.

Question 7

Do I need a doctor’s referral for NMT?

Accepted Answer

A referral is not always required, but some insurance providers may request one for reimbursement. If you have a diagnosed condition or are recovering from an injury or surgery, a referral can help guide treatment.

Question 8

What is Sports Massage and who is it for?

Accepted Answer

Sports Massage is a targeted, therapeutic approach focused on improving muscle function, mobility and recovery. It’s ideal for athletes, active individuals and anyone experiencing muscle tightness or movement limitations.

Question 9

How is Sports Massage different from a regular massage?

Accepted Answer

Unlike traditional massage, sports massage uses deeper pressure and specific techniques to relax or stimulate soft tissue. Another key aspect of sports massage is that it’s not limited to prone/supine positions, but uses side-lying and seated positions to target specific areas.

Question 10

How often should I get a Sports Massage?

Accepted Answer

Frequency depends on activity level and goals. Active individuals may benefit from weekly or bi-weekly sessions, while others may schedule sessions as needed for recovery, injury prevention or rehabilitation.

Question 11

How is Sports Massage different from NMT?

Accepted Answer

Sports Massage emphasizes muscle groups used in specific sports or activities and is best for training support, muscle soreness and optimizing physical performance. NMT targets trigger points, nerve entrapments and/or postural imbalances and is best for chronic pain, repetitive strain injuries and biomechanics dysfunctions.

Question 12

What is your cancellation policy?

Accepted Answer

Cancellations made within 24 hours of the appointment and no-shows are subject to a fee of 50% of the service cost. The full policy is also displayed in ClinicSense during the booking process.

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