Medical Massage
Clinical protocols that help your body heal itself—layer by layer.
Service Description
Medical Massage is a results-oriented therapy rooted in clinical science—not relaxation or preventive care. Developed between 1910 and 1930 across Germany, Russia, France, and England, it is a structured system of advanced massage techniques that serve as a vital component of modern medicine. Its purpose is to treat diagnosed conditions and support the body’s natural healing abilities. Unlike general massage, every session begins with a detailed clinical interview and functional assessment. The evaluation includes dermatome and myotome analysis, helping identify abnormalities across layers of soft tissue—from skin and fascia to muscle and periosteum. This layered approach is paired with precise clinical tools to treat the root source of pain and dysfunction. The practitioner addresses the soft tissue’s neurological origin, combining local treatment with reflexive effects to produce therapeutic results for both somatic and chronic visceral disorders. Treatment plans typically span 6–15 sessions spaced 3–5 days apart, tailored to the individual's condition. Each session includes active and passive stretching, range-of-motion (ROM) testing, and Manual Muscle Testing (MMT) to measure progress objectively. Medical Massage uses neuromuscular therapy and essential oils to improve joint and muscle function while stimulating endorphin release for faster recovery. Techniques include ischemic compression, myofascial release, trigger point therapy with vibration, segment-reflex massage, periosteal massage, and more. Modern Medical Massage education in the U.S. is shaped by Dr. Ross Turchaninov, MD, from the Ukraine, who has introduced over 100 years of combined protocols through ongoing programs since 1984. Allen T. Stanley now practices more than 70 of these clinical protocols at W.T.C. in Florida. **Note:** Treatment begins in the second session. Modalities such as MPS NeuroStim, cupping, or additional products are not included unless specifically needed. Allen T. Stanley, Medical Practitioner, CMLDT, CMMP. Keep Young Massage, LLC MA#85566 MM#39905
Cancellation Policy
Late/Cancellation Policy: We respectfully ask that you provide us with 24-hours’ notice and the Friday before an upcoming Monday of any schedule changes or cancellation request. Please understand that when you cancel or miss your appointment without providing a 24-hour notice, we were often unable to fill that appointment time period. This is an inconvenience to your therapist and other clients missed the chance to receive services they need. For this reason, you will be charged 50% of the service fee for the first missed session and 100% of the service fee for each session after that. We understand that emergencies can arise, and illnesses do occur at inopportune times. If you have a fever, vomiting, or diarrhea within 24 hours prior to your session time, we request that you cancel your session. We know that inclement weather may result in the need for late cancellations. We will do our best to give you advance notice if we are closing or need to cancel due to bad weather and we ask you to do the same. We might require a credit card to be kept on file if you cancel without notice more than two times. Payments for session are done at the end of treatments, we accept cash credit cards with a processing charge or checks returned with will return will be charged $35 in legal fees. All patient must complete all treatment protocols and when consecutive programs are setup complete in order for best patients results. All AO/Frequency bundles including Theta, Pelvic Pulse, NEO Slim, Foot Cleanse, Hydrogen Breathing are NON-Refundable or Non-Transferable for any reason when started.
Contact Details
Keep Young Medical Massage and Theta Chamber Wellness, County Road 466, Lady Lake, FL, USA
352-561-2991
staywell@keepyoungwellness.com