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Massage Therapy
Hands-on attention to muscles and soft tissues, selected according to your evaluation.
Passive Therapy
Passive Therapy
Supportive Treatments With a Clear Purpose
Passive therapy describes treatment delivered to you while you are resting or receiving hands-on care. At Health First, these options may be included to address appropriate symptoms as part of a broader, individualized plan.
Explore Your Options
Heat Therapy
Controlled warmth that may be considered for certain types of muscle tension and stiffness.
Electrical Stimulation
A device-based option with screening and settings matched to the purpose of care.
Comfort Is One Part of the Goal
A helpful conversation goes beyond how a treatment feels during the appointment. Tell your provider whether you are moving more comfortably, sleeping better, or finding daily activities easier—and whether symptoms return or change.
Passive therapies should have a defined purpose. Ask how they fit into your plan, how progress will be measured, and what you should do between visits.
Personalized, Not Automatic
01 · Share Your Story
Tell your provider when symptoms began, what makes them worse, and how they affect your daily routine.
02 · Understand Your Options
Your evaluation helps determine suitable care and whether further medical assessment is needed.
03 · Review Your Progress
Discuss your response to care and any changes in symptoms so your plan can be reassessed.
Questions Before Your Visit
Will I receive every type of therapy?
No. The recommended services depend on your evaluation and response to treatment.
Is passive therapy the same as physical therapy?
No. Passive therapy describes a category of treatment; it is not the same as a physical therapy profession or a complete rehabilitation program.
Can passive therapy be part of accident care?
It may be included when appropriate. Start with an evaluation so your provider can determine suitable options.
Is it safe for everyone?
Each treatment has its own considerations. Share your medical conditions, medications, recent injuries, and any concerns before care begins.
Your Next Step Starts With a Conversation
Tell us what you are experiencing and which DFW community is most convenient for you. Our team can help you plan your visit.