If you’ve ever dealt with persistent muscle pain, tightness, or restricted movement, you may have heard about dry needling — and you might be wondering if it’s right for you.

While trigger points may be small, the pain they cause can interfere with your workouts, your workday, or even simple things like playing with your kids. The good news is you don’t have to keep living with them. 

At Full Range Mobile, we get this question a lot: “Is dry needling just another name for acupuncture?” Short answer? Nope. Long answer? Let’s break it down.

Both dry needling and acupuncture involve very thin needles inserted into the body, but that’s pretty much where the similarities end.

By choosing an out-of-network, concierge care model, we’re not limited by pre-approved visit counts or a narrow list of “covered” treatments. Instead, we get to design your care plan based on your goals — and not your policy.