FAQs

How does it work?

Dry hydrotherapy (also known as hydromassage, aquamassage, water massage) is a treatment using heated water that circulates around the individual in a massaging or pulsing manner. The individual sits or lies back completely clothed on top of a water-proof barrier that contains interior jets, which rotate and pulsate while releasing streams of pressurized heated water along the body.  The pressure of the water against the body provides the massage. 

What are the benefits?

Hydromassage provides typical massage benefits such as pain relief, increased circulation and increased range of motion (ROM) as it combines the effects of hydrotherapy, massage therapy, acupressure, thermotherapy, soft tissue manipulation, and trigger point therapy. 

How long are the sessions?

Sessions are 15 or 30 minutes in length.