Vissman

Long lasting reduction of muscle tightness through reprogramming of the neuromuscular signal.

Vissman

What is Vissman Acoustical Vibration Treatment?

Vissman employs rapid succession cones of air to generate a Square Wave Mechanical Vibration which is then transmitted through autostatic transducers onto the skin. This vibration passes through the outer layers and fat before stimulating the High Threshold Mechanical Receptors. The receptors release signals that trigger biochemical processes and interactions, enabling intervention in various pathological conditions. The results are immediately noticeable, and can effectively modify the physical features of a person, whether healthy or undergoing rehabilitation.


Some Of The Uses For The ViSS Treatment:

  • Rehabilitation
  • Restore mobility and flexibility
  • Accelerate recovery from injury
  • Enhance muscle strength and tone
  • Reduce tightness
  • Promote lymphatic drainage and blood circulation
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Athletic Training Services

Services are provided by Zach Kuchta, ATC

(supervised by Dr. Hecker and Dr. Sides, orthopedic sports medicine surgeon)This service is for athletes of all ages, who may be suffering from general soreness sprains, or overuse conditions that do not require medical evaluation by a physician. Also for athletes, young and old who are looking for maintenance treatment options to prevent injury and maintain musculoskeletal health

ATC evaluation $70

Conditions

What we work with:

Neuropathy

Neuropathy

Peripheral neuropathy, abnormal nerve function.

Morton's Neuromas/Nerve Compression

Morton's Neuromas/Nerve Compression

Morton's neuromas cause pain, tingling, or numbness between the toes and in the ball of the foot.

Bunions

Bunions

Bunions, often painful bony bumps, form at the base of the big toe.