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Wellness Specialty · Certified Therapists Only
Medical
Massage.
A specialized form of massage therapy focused on addressing specific medical conditions and injuries.
Injury Recovery
Chronic Pain Relief
Restored Mobility
$250
Starting
60 Min
$280
120 Min
2
Baton Rouge Locations
Technique
Condition-Specific
60 Min Session
$250
120 Min Session
$280
Pressure
Firm & Precise
Locations
Downtown - Mid City
TARGETED SESSION
$250
60 min, focused treatment of one area or condition
EXTENDED SESSION
$280
120 min, recommended for multi-area or long-standing conditions
*Recommended*
AVAILABILITY
Both Locations
Mid-City & Downtown
About the Service
Massage with a diagnosis in mind.
Most massage is designed to help you relax. Medical massage is designed to change something. Your therapist starts from a specific problem — a rotator cuff that won't clear, sciatic pain that flares when you sit, a neck that stopped rotating after a car accident, scar tissue that's pulling — and builds the session around resolving it.
That means assessment before hands-on work, techniques chosen for your condition rather than a set routine, and a plan that carries from one visit to the next. You may feel better when you leave. The point is that you keep feeling better next week.
Benifits
What medical massage delivers.
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Pain Reduction — relief at the source, not just the symptom
Injury Recovery — support for soft tissue healing and scar mobility
Restored Range of Motion — joints and muscles that move freely again
Chronic Condition Management — steady, cumulative progress over time
WHAT TO EXPECT
Before
Assessment
A detailed review of your condition, history, imaging or physician notes, and what movement provokes it.
During
Targeted Treatment
Precise, clinically directed work on the involved tissue. Firm pressure, with feedback throughout.
After
Aftercare Plan
Stretches, hydration, and guidance on frequency so the results hold.
Your session, explained.
A note on eligibility & safety
Offered by certified specialists only. Medical massage complements medical care — it does not replace diagnosis or treatment from your physician. Please consult your provider first if you are managing blood clots, active infection, uncontrolled cardiovascular conditions, osteoporosis, or a recent fracture. Post-surgical guests need surgeon approval. Bring any relevant imaging, referrals, or physician notes to your first visit.
Medical Massage FAQ
How is this different from a deep tissue massage?
Deep tissue describes pressure. Medical massage describes purpose. The session is built around a specific condition, assessed first and treated with techniques chosen for that diagnosis.
How many sessions will I need?
It depends on the condition and how long you've had it. Acute injuries often respond in a few visits; chronic patterns take longer. Your therapist will give you an honest estimate after the first assessment.