Massage Therapy in Oregon City, OR
Therapeutic, medical massage that works alongside chiropractic care to ease tension and support your recovery.
Our Oregon City clinic is on Molalla Avenue, serving patients across Oregon City, West Linn, Gladstone, Canby, Beavercreek, Redland, and Clackamas County.
New patients: $27 exam. The $27 new-patient exam is offered to cash and commercially insured patients and is not available where prohibited for Medicare, Medicaid or OHP, or other government-program beneficiaries; we will tell you which applies when we verify your benefits.
Same-day visits · PIP and most insurance handled
Massage that does more than relax
After an accident or injury, tight, guarded muscles slow your recovery and keep joints from moving freely. Medical massage targets that tension directly.
Our licensed massage therapists work closely with your chiropractor, so adjustments hold better and your recovery keeps moving.
Techniques matched to your injury
Your therapist chooses the right approach for your body and your recovery, including:
- Trigger-point therapy for knotted, painful areas
- Deeper, release-focused work for chronic tension
- Myofascial and neuromuscular techniques
- Cupping to ease tight soft tissue
Massage pairs especially well with care for whiplash, neck pain, and back pain.
Meet your massage therapists
- Kacie S., LMT (Oregon license 22295): experienced in everything from relaxation to deep tissue massage.
- Jessica S., LMT (Oregon license 19612): medical and therapeutic massage for recovery after car accidents, work injuries and everyday strains, with pressure tailored to your comfort.
- James W., LMT (Oregon license 26209): graduate of the Oregon School of Massage; deep tissue, trigger point therapy, Swedish massage and cupping.
- Kale, LMT (Oregon license 19669): licensed massage therapist for 14 years; East West College of Healing Arts graduate.
- Molly S., LMT (Oregon license 13578): more than 20 years of practice; deep tissue, Thai and prenatal and postnatal massage.
What therapeutic massage can do
Patients come to us for massage that helps with:
- Muscle tension and soreness
- Headaches and neck or shoulder tightness
- Accident-related strains and stiffness
- Limited range of motion
Read more about what therapeutic massage does.
Research supports the kind of massage we provide: a review for the Ontario Protocol for Traffic Injury Management collaboration found clinical massage effective for neck pain, while relaxation-only massage was not (Wong et al., 2016). See the study
Good to know: massage may be billed to your PIP claim when it is part of your accident care plan. Ask our front desk to check your coverage.
Care built around your recovery
Same-day appointments
See a specialist the day you call, when the pain matters most.
Auto-injury specialists
Focused on whiplash, neck and back pain, and crash injuries.
Individualized plans
A care plan built around your body, your goals, and your recovery.
Schedule a therapeutic massage today.
Same-day visits. PIP and most insurance welcome.
Keep your recovery moving
Massage supports care for neck pain, back pain, and whiplash. Most auto PIP and major insurance plans are accepted. Begin with a $27 new-patient exam to get going.
Our free home exercise library covers seven body regions, step by step.
The $27 new-patient exam is offered to cash and commercially insured patients and is not available where prohibited for Medicare, Medicaid or OHP, or other government-program beneficiaries; we will tell you which applies when we verify your benefits.
Rated 5.0 from 348 Google reviews of our Oregon City clinic. Read the reviews
Care provided by Dr. Seth Hill, Dr. Dawn Seater, Dr. Kevin Ounjian, and Dr. Wyatt Mulhaney, licensed chiropractic physicians.
We see massage clients from Oregon City, West Linn, Gladstone, Canby and across Clackamas County.
Visit Auto Injury Chiropractic in Oregon City
1404 Molalla Ave, Oregon City, OR 97045
(503) 723-4462
Hours: Mon–Thu 9:00am–6:00pm, Fri 9:00am–1:00pm
Common questions about massage therapy in Oregon City
How does massage help after a car accident?
After a crash, tight, guarded muscles slow recovery and limit movement. Medical massage targets that tension directly and helps adjustments hold better.
Is massage therapy covered by PIP after an accident?
Often yes, when it is part of your accident care plan. Oregon PIP typically covers crash-related treatment, and we bill it directly.
Do I need a chiropractic appointment to get a massage?
No. Our licensed massage therapists see standalone clients as well as patients combining massage with chiropractic care in Oregon City.
What massage techniques do you offer?
Trigger-point therapy, deeper release work, myofascial and neuromuscular techniques, and cupping, matched to your recovery.
Can I book a massage without a car accident?
Yes. Our licensed massage therapists see clients for everyday tension, work strain and sports recovery as well as accident care.
Will health insurance pay for massage?
Some plans cover massage when it is part of a treatment plan, and Oregon PIP often covers it for accident care. Our front desk checks your coverage before your visit.