Massage Therapy in Kansas City
Massage is available at our office at 1815 Grand Blvd. It can help ease muscle tension and supports the chiropractic care, physiotherapy and rehabilitation you receive here.
What Is Therapeutic Massage?
Therapeutic massage is hands-on work on the muscles and soft tissue. Pressure and movement are used to help tight, overworked muscles relax and to make moving feel easier.
Massage can be used on its own for relaxation and tension, or as part of a broader plan. At KC Wellness and Physiotherapy it sits alongside chiropractic care, physiotherapy, Active Release Technique and our recovery therapies.
Our approach is to look for the underlying causes of pain and restricted movement, and massage can be one of the ways we support normal function between visits.
Massage May Be Worth Asking About If You Have
- Tight muscles in the neck, shoulders or back
- Muscle tension from stress, work or long hours at a desk
- Soreness after training, sport or physical work
- Stiffness that makes it harder to move comfortably
- Interest in relaxation as part of your wellness routine
What to Expect
- A conversation about your health history, where you feel tension and what you want from the session
- Pressure adjusted to your comfort throughout
- Massage that can be combined with chiropractic care, physiotherapy and recovery therapies
- Available without a prescription
How Massage Fits Your Care
Start With Your Needs
Your session begins with where you feel tension, any injuries and what you want to get out of the visit.
Hands-On Care
Pressure and technique are matched to your comfort and to the areas that need attention.
Part of a Bigger Plan
Massage can complement chiropractic care, physiotherapy, Active Release Technique and our recovery therapies.
Benefits
May Ease Muscle Tension
Massage is widely used to help tight, overworked muscles relax.
Relaxation
Many people find massage calming, which is part of wellness in its own right.
Supports Your Other Care
Loosening tight soft tissue can make it easier to stay active and keep up with your exercises.
Available Without a Prescription
You do not need a prescription to be seen at KC Wellness and Physiotherapy.
What to Expect
Before Your Session
Share your health history and any injuries. Let us know if you have a fever, a skin infection, a recent injury with swelling or a history of blood clots.
During Your Session
Tell us at any time if the pressure is too much or too little, and it will be adjusted.
Afterward
Drink water and move gently. Some mild soreness the next day can be normal after deeper work.
About the practice
KC Wellness and Physiotherapy was founded by Dr. Kowin Casey, DC, a chiropractic physician who received a certification in physiotherapy with an emphasis in sports rehabilitation.
Common Questions About Massage Therapy
How is massage different from Active Release Technique?
Both are hands-on soft tissue work. Massage generally works broadly on muscles and tension, while Active Release Technique targets specific tight tissues with movement. Both are available at our office.
Can massage be combined with chiropractic care or physiotherapy?
Yes. Massage can be one part of a plan that includes chiropractic care, physiotherapy and rehabilitation.
Do I need a prescription?
No. Care at KC Wellness and Physiotherapy is available without a prescription.
Is massage covered by insurance?
We accept all major insurance plans, but coverage for massage varies from plan to plan. Call our office at (913) 424-2410 to confirm your coverage before your visit.
Related Services
Related Service
Active Release Technique & Myofascial Release
Targeted hands-on soft tissue work for tight, overworked muscles and fascia.
Related Service
Hydrotherapy, Sauna & Recovery Therapies
Sauna, steam and other recovery options offered for comfort and relaxation.
Related Condition
Neck Pain
Common causes of neck pain and the conservative care options that can help.
Ask About Massage Therapy
Request an appointment online or call our office at (913) 424-2410. We are at 1815 Grand Blvd. in Kansas City.