Ken Lull, retired Army colonel (left), and Huggins Hospital massage therapist Amelia Burgess are seen at Back Bay Rehabilitation in Wolfeboro. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Ken Lull, retired Army colonel (left), and Huggins Hospital massage therapist Amelia Burgess are seen at Back Bay Rehabilitation in Wolfeboro. (COURTESY PHOTO)
WOLFEBORO — Huggins Hospital is happy to provide massage therapy for veterans through its Back Bay Rehabilitation Services in Wolfeboro, Moultonborough and Alton. The Department of Veteran Affairs has extended its health insurance coverage to include massage therapy and, with a formal massage therapy program already in place, Huggins Hospital’s Back Bay Rehabilitation team is excited to help more veterans access this service.
Huggins Hospital’s massage therapists take extra care to make sure patients feel comfortable and safe during their therapy sessions. massage therapy focuses on treating a wide variety of musculoskeletal conditions and has many proven benefits, such as alleviating chronic muscle and joint pain, anxiety, depression and insomnia.
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