Advanced Therapy Techniques and Modalities
Access a variety of cutting-edge therapy options in your own backyard.
Dry Needling
Our team uses dry needling to treat pain and movement impairment. Inserting a "dry" needle (one without medication or injection) through the skin into areas of the muscle, this technique releases or inactivates trigger points to relieve pain and improve your range of motion.
Ultrasound
Our team applies ultrasound therapy to tight ligaments, muscles, and tendons in the body. Ultrasound provides deep heat and energy to the affected area in order to speed up the healing process, increase elasticity, aid in circulation, and decrease pain.
Electrical Stimulation
Electrical stimulation therapy provides a number of benefits, such as improving coordination, increasing circulation, reducing muscle spasms, and decreasing swelling. Allowing electricity to pass through your body and ultimately interact with sensory and/or motor nerves, electrical stimulation also strengthens and repairs muscles that have been damaged due to disease or injury.
Paraffin Bath
Combining warm paraffin oil and wax, a paraffin bath can bring pain relief to sore joints, muscles, and tissues, as well as the hands, feet, and other hard to reach areas. The deep heat provided from a paraffin bath can also improve mobility, increase circulation, and relax stiff muscles.
Hot/Cold Therapy
Alternating heat and cold applications to an injury, also known as hot/cold therapy, provides fast and natural pain relief, as well as increases circulation, reduces inflammation, and loosens muscle. Hot/cold therapy can be a low-risk treatment for sore or pulled muscles, plus back, neck, shoulder, and knee pain.
Infrared/Red Light Therapy
Infrared/red light therapy is used to effectively treat pain, a number of soft tissue injuries, and inflammatory conditions. Backed by extensive research, this cutting-edge therapy technique supports a variety of conditions, including arthritis, carpal tunnel, TMJ, plantar fasciitis, tennis elbow, and more.