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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Massage Therapy for Physical Rehabilitation.
It improves circulation, reduces scar tissue adhesions, addresses muscle guarding, and eases pain. Therapists use evidence-based techniques tailored to your surgery timeline to support healing while coordinating with your medical team for safety and optimal outcomes.
Timing depends on injury severity and surgeon recommendations. We assess healing stage and coordinate with providers; often light work begins within days to weeks, progressing as tissues strengthen and inflammation subsides.
When performed by trained therapists, massage reduces scar adhesions and improves mobility without harming the scar. We follow post-op healing timelines, use appropriate pressure, and obtain medical clearance when necessary to ensure safety.
Frequency varies; initially 1–3 sessions per week may accelerate healing, then taper as function improves. Your therapist will create a personalized schedule based on tissue response, rehabilitation milestones, and collaboration with your care team.
Coverage varies widely. Some plans reimburse when prescribed by a physician or part of a documented rehabilitation plan. We provide receipts, treatment codes, and documentation to support claims; contact your insurer for specific eligibility and preauthorization requirements.
Your therapist conducts a thorough intake, reviews medical history and rehabilitation goals, performs a hands-on assessment, and explains techniques to be used. Sessions include targeted therapy, home exercise recommendations, and measurable benchmarks for progress.