Sciatica Massage
What is Sciatica?
What are the Symptoms of Sciatica?
Benefits of Massage Therapy for Sciatica
- Less muscle tension. Sciatica massage relaxes tight muscles that put pressure on the sciatic nerve.
- Better blood flow. Increases circulation, helping your body heal inflamed or irritated areas.
- Eases nerve pressure. Less tension around the nerve means less pain down your back and legs.
- Releases natural painkillers. Boosts endorphins, your body’s way of calming pain and stress.
- Fixes mobility issues. Looser muscles improve how you move and reduce the risk of recurrences.
- Better overall comfort. Regular sciatica massage sessions can help manage symptoms and make everyday life and activities easier.
Types of Massage Therapy for Sciatica Relief
Deep tissue massage
Swedish massage
Trigger point therapy
Neuromuscular massage
Myofascial release
Hot stone massage
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Massage for Sciatica Pain Relief at Copper Wellness in Chicago, IL
At Copper Wellness in Chicago, IL, we provide professional massage therapy as part of a sciatica pain treatment. Our licensed therapists focus on easing muscle tension, improving circulation, and reducing nerve pressure to help you move and feel better. What sets us apart is our genuine commitment to integrative health – we mix massage with options like chiropractic care and acupuncture for sciatica to effectively treat the cause of your sciatica pain, not just the symptoms.
If you’re tired of living with sciatic pain, let Copper Wellness help. Schedule your massage today to find long-awaited relief.
Reviews About Sciatica Massage
I am moving from Chicago soon and truly going to miss this amazing clinic.
From the beginning, I was clear that billing transparency was important to me. Despite that, I ran into repeated issues with billing. The clinic charged me estimated amounts that didn’t ultimately match my Explanation of Benefits (EOB) from UnitedHealthcare, and when I brought up the discrepancies—with actual documentation to back it up—I was met with defensiveness rather than a willingness to resolve things collaboratively.
One particularly strange policy I encountered was that this clinic might charge a “clinic fee” if UnitedHealthcare doesn’t accommodate their cash rates. This seems to blur the lines between in-network and out-of-network billing.
Meanwhile, claims weren’t submitted to insurance promptly, which delayed payments and caused unnecessary confusion—none of which was my fault as the patient.
Bottom line: I paid what I was invoiced on time, asked reasonable questions when things didn’t add up, and was made to feel like I was the problem for doing so. I’ve since paused services until this can be sorted out—and I feel compelled to share my experience here.
Our Insurance Partners
We accept most major insurance plans depending on your type of service.
FAQs About Massage Therapy for Sciatica
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Contact Information
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Tue - Thu: 9AM - 8PM
Fri: 9AM - 6PM
Sat: 9AM - 4PM