Massage therapy in Fort Collins
Massage therapy in Fort Collins at Martin Chiropractic of Northern Colorado works alongside chiropractic care to ease tight muscles and support recovery. It can be used on its own or paired with adjustments. Dr. Brock Martin helps decide what fits your goals. No referral is needed to book.
Written byDr. Brock Martin, DCat Martin Chiropractic of Northern Colorado. Last updated July 29, 2026.
How does massage therapy in Fort Collins work with chiropractic care?
Muscles and joints work together, so caring for one often means caring for the other. Massage therapy focuses on the soft tissue: the muscles, tendons, and fascia that can get tight and sore.
At Martin Chiropractic of Northern Colorado, massage can stand on its own or pair with adjustments. When muscles are relaxed, adjustments can be more comfortable, and many patients report feeling looser afterward.
What can massage therapy help with?
Massage is a comfort and recovery tool rather than a cure. Common reasons patients add it include the following.
- Tight, overworked muscles from training or desk work
- Tension in the neck, shoulders, and upper back
- General stress and stiffness
- Recovery support alongside a chiropractic plan
Our doctor will help you decide whether massage fits your goals and how often to use it.
Should I pair massage with an adjustment?
Often it helps. Loosening tight muscles first can make an adjustment feel easier, and the two together can support a fuller recovery.
That said, it is your choice. Some patients come in for massage alone, and others build it into a broader plan. We will lay out the options without pressure.
How do I book massage therapy?
Call (970) 294-4150 or use the sked.life portal to request a time. If you are not sure whether massage or another service fits, start with a visit and let the exam guide the plan.
We are in network with most major insurance, and our front desk can explain what applies to therapy services.
What to expect
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Talk goals
Tell us what feels tight and what you want to get back to doing.
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Match care
Dr. Brock Martin helps decide if massage stands alone or pairs with adjustments.
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Session
You relax through a focused massage aimed at the areas that need it.
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Next steps
You leave with a simple plan for how often massage fits your goals.
Questions, answered.
No. Massage therapy can stand on its own, though many patients pair it with adjustments for a fuller recovery.
It can ease tight muscles, tension, and general stiffness, and support recovery. It is a comfort tool rather than a cure.
Loosening muscles first often makes an adjustment more comfortable. Our doctor will suggest an order based on your goals.
We are in network with most major insurance. Coverage for therapy services varies, so the front desk can check for you.
No. You can book massage therapy at Martin Chiropractic of Northern Colorado without a referral.
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Ready to feel better?
Book your first visit online or call the office. We will help you find a time that works.
Last updated: July 29, 2026