Massage Therapy in Kennewick for Injured Workers
If a shift left your back, shoulder or wrist hurting, you need more than a spa-style rubdown. Our Kennewick clinic offers massage therapy built around injury recovery, with a focus on people hurt at work and in car accidents.
Muscles that were overloaded or strained do not always settle on their own. Hands-on treatment helps restore movement so you can get back to your job with less pain.
How Workplace Accidents Strain Your Muscles
Construction, warehouse, farm and trade work all put steady load on the same tissue. A single bad lift, a fall or months of overhead reaching can inflame the muscles and tendons of the shoulder, forearm and low back.
The pain often starts as an ache and builds. Kennewick massage therapy helps break that cycle by easing tight tissue and improving blood flow to the area, so other treatment works better.
Kennewick Massage Therapy Alongside Chiropractic and ART
Dr. Aaron Jorgensen, DC, and the team built this clinic so injured patients are not passed from office to office. Your massage therapist works with our chiropractic, ART and medical providers, and everyone sees the same chart.
The same team sees car accident patients too. Our Pasco clinic is close by: see massage therapy in Pasco.
Your First Visit in Kennewick
Work History
Hands-On Care
Progress Notes
Returning to Work After an Injury
Getting back on the job is the goal for most of our Kennewick patients. We track what you can lift, reach and tolerate, and we share that with your care team so light-duty or return-to-work decisions rest on real findings.
If you were hurt in a car accident on the way to or from work, we can treat that injury in the same visit plan.
Sports Massage in Kennewick for Overuse Injuries
Overuse injuries build slowly. A runner adds mileage, a lifter adds weight, a softball player throws every week, and one day the shoulder, hip or calf stops cooperating. Sports massage therapy in Kennewick targets that overworked tissue and helps you find where the load is piling up.
Your therapist asks about your training, what changed recently and what you want to get back to. That shapes a plan to ease the pain without stopping everything you enjoy. Work injuries and sports injuries often strain the same muscles, so we look at the whole picture.
Work Injury Conditions We Treat in Kennewick
Our Kennewick massage therapists often see conditions like these from jobs and training:
- Repetitive strain in the forearm and wrist
- Low back strain from lifting
- Shoulder and rotator cuff overuse
- Neck and upper back pain from desk or driving work
- Elbow tendon irritation
- Muscle spasms and trigger points
If your condition is tied to a claim, tell us when it started so your notes line up.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get Back to Work With Less Pain
Book your evaluation online or call (509) 735-3555.