F.A.Q

Fascial Counterstrain is a manual therapy technique, involving compression or slackening of the soft tissue, primarily fascia, throughout various body systems.  It is a gentle technique designed to provide quick relief of pain, while helping to restore mobility in the body.  

Fascial counterstrain can address a wide range of conditions because fascia is present throughout the entire body and surrounds every tissue. This technique is effective for reducing pain and swelling from acute or chronic injuries, restoring mobility and comfort after surgery, and improving scar mobility. It can also help with inflammatory and mechanical issues such as sinus congestion, headaches, low back pain, plantar fasciitis, TMJ disorders, visceral dysfunction, and many other areas of pain or impaired function.

Currently I bill most Blue Cross Blue Shield Plans, but most others pay cash, check, credit  card, or HSA/FSA account at time of service.  A superbill may be issued if you would like to submit to your insurance company for reimbursement.

I don't bill other payers or Medicare/Medicaid.

Most treatment sessions are 60 minutes.  The majority of that time is hands on manual therapy with some exercise instruction as needed.