Our professional massage services address pain and suffering, postural distortions, and movement dysfunctions brought on by various musculoskeletal conditions or neuromuscular issues.

Discussing massage therapy can be confusing. The words “treatment” and “assessment” are often used interchangeably, but they have distinct meanings. Treatment is the application of massage techniques or modalities to the body to help reduce pain and promote healing. Assessment is the process of evaluating a patient’s condition to determine the best course of action for treatment.

When it comes to massage therapy, assessment is critical. During the review, the massage therapist will ask the patient about their medical history, lifestyle, and symptoms to identify their current condition, determine the sources of pain, and evaluate their overall health and wellness. Based on the information gathered, the massage therapist will develop a personalized treatment plan tailored to the individual’s needs. The massage therapist keeps track of changes in the client’s subjective pain scale.

Treatment, on the other hand, is the application of massage techniques or modalities to the body to reduce pain and promote healing. The massage therapist will use various massage techniques depending on the patient’s condition, such as deep tissue massage, trigger point therapy, and myofascial release. During the massage session, the massage therapist will use their hands, elbows, and sometimes even tools to apply pressure to the patient’s body to relieve pain and promote healing.

The difference between treatment and assessment in massage therapy is clear, but the difference between a medical diagnosis and treatment is sometimes less clear. A medical diagnosis is a process of identifying a patient’s medical condition or disease based on the patient’s symptoms and other information. A diagnosis is made by a physician or other qualified healthcare professional. Treatment is the application of various medical interventions to help the patient manage their illness or condition. Treatment can include medications, physical therapy, surgery, and other medical interventions.

In summary, treatment and assessment are two distinct processes in massage therapy. Assessment is the process of evaluating the patient’s condition to determine the best course of action for treatment. Treatment is the application of massage techniques or modalities to the body to reduce pain and promote healing. However, a medical diagnosis involves identifying a patient’s medical condition or disease based on the patient’s symptoms and other information. Treatment is the application of various medical interventions to help the patient manage their illness or condition.

We will never seek to diagnose your condition but will work toward reducing your pain experience.