You’ve stretched, foam rolled, done the exercises, massage, taken time off from activities you love. They help, but they don’t quite get you there. Something’s restricted, compensated, or just not firing right.
We understand: we work with your muscle and connective tissues, and with the neuromuscular and brain patterns your body has built around the problem. We treat them directly — stimulating tissue repair, releasing taut fibers, and restoring the function your body has been working around.
You need your body to perform at its best to reach your goals and get back to your activities.
We are experts in muscle performance and recovery with over 25 years and tens of thousands of treatments for athletes, active professionals, and desk workers. Our goal is to help our patients move better and perform at their best.
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We work with you like a coach with an athlete — building an active process of functional recovery, not a passive series of appointments. You’re part of the progress, and your provider knows your body and goals as they evolve.
Dry Needling & Acupuncture: We’ve spent 25 years mastering both and know exactly when to use each and how to combine them. (Learn more in the FAQs below.)
Laser Therapy (Photobiomodulation): Accelerate tissue repair, reduce inflammation, and speed recovery.
Lifestyle Change & Collaborative Care: Guidance on the habits and behaviors that affect your condition, plus direct coordination with your coaches, trainers, and PTs.
Initial visits are $325–$425 depending on your provider. Follow-up visits are $240–$400; we offer prepayment discounts for courses of care.We don’t accept or process insurance claims and we’re out-of-network, but we provide a superbill for potential reimbursement and accept HSA/FSA cards. If cost is a concern, the free 20-minute consultation is a good place to start — we can give you a realistic sense of what a course of care would involve before you commit.
Yes — schedule a complimentary 20-minute consultation with our clinical director. We’ll assess whether you’re a good candidate and answer any questions.
There are significant similarities and differences between the two techniques. They employ the same type of needle, but the effects and sensations are different. Dry needling is a specialized discipline focused on releasing and repairing muscles directly, directly targeting the tense, tight or painful areas like massage. Acupuncture is typically focused on more systemic effects, using locations throughout the body. Find out more here: https://acugrouphealth.com/treatments/dry-needling-experts/
