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We find what’s stiff or tight.
Hands-on treatment for stiff joints and tight soft tissue, built into your physical therapy plan.
What It Is
Manual therapy is hands-on treatment: your therapist uses their hands to mobilize stiff joints and work on tight muscles and soft tissue.
It can help ease pain, restore range of motion, and get your body ready for the strengthening work that keeps the problem from coming back.
Manual therapy is part of your physical therapy plan, combined with exercise and, when it helps, chiropractic care under the same roof.
Part of your PT plan
What It Helps
Whether you’re recovering from surgery or an accident, or just trying to move better.
What A Session Looks Like
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We find what’s stiff or tight.
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Hands-on mobilization and soft tissue work.
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Exercise to lock in the motion.
Why It Works
Eases pain and tension.
Restores range of motion.
Prepares you for strengthening.
Fits into your PT plan.
Pairs Well With
Questions, Answered
It’s hands-on and focused: firm, steady pressure or gentle movement of a joint. A tight spot may feel tender, but it shouldn’t be painful. Tell us if anything feels too intense and we’ll adjust.
Massage is often about general relaxation. Manual therapy is targeted treatment, aimed at the specific joints and tissue limiting how you move, as part of your physical therapy plan.
Yes. We work with a wide range of plans, including Medicare, Medicaid, Anthem, Aetna, Humana, and UnitedHealthcare. See the full list on our insurance page, or call us at (330) 707-9127 and we’ll check your benefits for you.
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