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Medicare for medically necessary Massage
Contact your insurance company to see if you have coverage and how many sessions. Only a few Medicare programs are covering medically necessary massage. Check your co-pay or deductible requirements. There are a limited number of massage providers. If you have the coverage, here are the steps before an appointment may be set at Calm
Stubborn Sciatica Relief video clip
Sciatica may be stubborn. Relief is possible. After getting you pain relief, we try to determine the specific activity that caused your sciatica. Once we know the cause, you can see how to modify your activity. You will receive a stretch instruction to maintain wellness to minimize a repeat occurrence. 75 min session includes consultation.
Car Accident Scar Restriction Released video clip
Your quality of life can improve! This video clip shows Before and After picture of improved range of motion by treating surgical scars. Restrictions were released for good in one session. Some scars may take more than one session; but typically one session is life changing. Do you have a painful scar? Some trauma scars,
Pain free no meds testimony
Pain free no meds Client shares her quality of life before and after care at Calm Relief. She has enjoyed being a client for years and wouldn’t go back to the former life of pain and meds.”It’s the best thing I ever did to proactively take control of my health!”
Tension and Posture Relationship
The key to unlock many imbalances and restrictions in the body is to release tension! Nerve tension from the cranium down through the spinal column can cause holding patterns, which effect your posture (structure) and create dysfunction. By working with the joints and soft tissue of the cranium or skull, a release of inflammation and
Sciatica Pain Rumor
Rumor #1. Once you have sciatica pain, you will always have it. Rumor #2 You are prone to keep getting sciatica, once you’ve had it. These statements are both false. However, there is a little more merit to the second rumor. Many people think they have sciatica, but undiagnosed. The pain is similar to Sacro-Iliac Joint pain. A doctor