Our Location
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
Focused Treatment
Focused intervention for one primary region.
A 90-minute orthopedic manual therapy session in Hallandale, Florida designed for localized pain or movement restriction.
Appropriate for acute flare-ups or clearly defined dysfunction. Includes biomechanical assessment and precise corrective treatment.
$250.00
Scope of This Session
This format allows one primary region to be addressed with depth and precision.
When symptoms are clearly centered — such as shoulder restriction, unilateral hip discomfort, or localized neck tension — focused intervention provides sufficient time for assessment and corrective treatment without dispersing attention across multiple areas.
The intent is thorough, region-specific structural correction.
What Happens During the Session
Each visit begins with movement assessment and review of current symptoms.
Posture, joint loading, and compensation patterns are evaluated to determine what is contributing to restriction or discomfort. Treatment includes precise orthopedic manual therapy directed at the involved structures, followed by corrective guidance to support efficient movement between visits.
Sessions are structured and unhurried, allowing one region to be addressed accurately rather than superficially.
When to Consider the Comprehensive Session
When discomfort involves multiple areas, long-standing compensation patterns, or an unclear origin, the 130-minute Comprehensive Session may be more appropriate.
Longer sessions allow for broader structural assessment and layered intervention across regions that influence one another.
“After years of recurring shoulder pain, this was the first time someone assessed how everything connected.” – Bryan M, Golden Beach, FL
Common Questions
Is treatment painful?
Intervention is precise and intentional. Some discomfort may occur when restricted tissue is addressed, but intensity is not the objective. Accuracy and structural change guide the process.
How often should sessions be scheduled?
Most corrective care begins every 7–14 days to interrupt recurring patterns and allow adaptation. As stability improves, visits naturally space.
What should be worn to the appointment?
Comfortable clothing that allows for movement assessment is recommended.
Do you accept insurance?
Sessions are direct-pay and not billed through insurance.
Structured Continuity
For clients seeking measurable progress and long-term mobility, structured multi-session plans provide continuity and preferred access.