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| Active Release Technique (ART) is a hands-on soft-tissue treatment system which reduces muscle adhesions and scar tissue that are contributing to muscle weakness and pain. |
| ART treatment is a manual therapy administered by Doctor ACOSTA in California to certain soft tissue structures of the body. The purpose of this therapy is to relieve the body of adhesions and scar tissue, which can form when soft tissue structures are exposed to damaging forces. These forces usually come about in one of three different ways: a sudden or acute injury, a cumulative or chronic injury like carpal tunnel syndrome, or pressure injury from external forces such as poor posture. |
| Patients with certain medical conditions, such as osteoporosis, gout, bone cancer, or bone or joint fractures might risk further damage if they attempt treatment by ART and are generally not good candidates for chiropractic care. |
| Most patients seen by Doctor ELIZABETH ACOSTA respond to ART therapy soon after treatment begins - even following the first visit. The results are sometimes considered incredible because many patients have lived for years without relief. |
| The cost of an Active Release Technique treatment will vary depending on geographic region, experience of the chiropractor, and the amount and number of areas being treated. Costs can range widely depending on the issue being treated. In general though, patients in California can expect to pay from $40 to $70 per treatment. Most health insurance plans cover some level of chiropractic care, but you should check with your individual plan to determine coverage. |
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ELIZABETH M. ACOSTA
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