Our licensed physical therapists are highly trained in performing safe and effective dry needling techniques. We’ve helped patients relieve pain and recover from sports injuries, chronic tension, and post-surgical stiffness.
Dry needling works by releasing trigger points that cause tightness and discomfort. When combined with traditional physical therapy, it accelerates recovery and enhances long-term mobility.
Our approach is guided by the latest rehabilitation science. Dry needling is supported by growing clinical evidence as a highly effective technique for musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction.
We prioritize your comfort and safety. Before beginning treatment, our therapists explain the process, answer your questions, and design a plan customized to your recovery goals.
Dry needling is a therapeutic technique where thin, sterile needles are inserted into trigger points—tight bands of muscle that contribute to pain and movement restriction. Unlike acupuncture, which is based on traditional Chinese medicine, dry needling is rooted in modern physical therapy practices and anatomy.
When paired with physical therapy dry needling sessions, patients often see faster progress in reducing pain and restoring function.
No. While both use thin needles, acupuncture is based on traditional Chinese medicine, whereas dry needling is rooted in modern physical therapy and targets specific muscle trigger points.
You may feel a slight twitch or ache when the needle activates a trigger point, but most patients experience minimal discomfort and significant relief afterward.
The number of sessions depends on your condition and goals. Many patients notice improvement after 2–3 sessions, while chronic issues may require ongoing treatment.
Anyone with muscle pain, stiffness, or mobility restrictions—including athletes, office workers, and post-surgical patients—can benefit from dry needling therapy near me.
Coverage varies by provider and plan. Our team can help verify your insurance benefits before starting treatment.
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