Treatment
Dry Needling
A treatment in which thin needles are inserted into tight muscle knots to reduce pain and improve movement.
Also called: trigger point dry needling, intramuscular stimulation
Who Can Help with Dry Needling?
- Physical Therapists
A licensed therapist who helps people recover strength, movement and function after injury, surgery or illness through exercise and hands-on care.
- Chiropractors
A licensed provider who treats back pain, neck pain and other joint and muscle problems, mainly with spinal adjustments and hands-on care.
- Rehab Centers
An outpatient center that provides physical, occupational, speech or cardiac rehabilitation.
Where Practices List Dry Needling
Cities where practice websites say they offer it.
- Bethesda, MD (151)
- Richmond, VA (132)
- Asheville, NC (129)
- Chicago, IL (116)
- Atlanta, GA (111)
- Arlington, VA (97)
- Batesville, AR (97)
- Denver, CO (74)
- Marietta, GA (65)
- Houston, TX (63)
- Fairfax, VA (53)
- Newnan, GA (51)
- Frederick, MD (48)
- Colorado Springs, CO (46)
- Palm Beach Gardens, FL (46)
- Indianapolis, IN (42)
- Woodstock, GA (40)
- Charlotte, NC (38)
- Alexandria, VA (35)
- El Paso, TX (34)
- New York, NY (34)
- Norman, OK (34)
- Littleton, CO (32)
- Toledo, OH (32)
- Gilbert, AZ (31)
- Missoula, MT (30)
- Annapolis, MD (29)
- Longmont, CO (29)
- Lawrenceville, GA (28)
- North Chesterfield, VA (28)
- Wasilla, AK (27)
- Aurora, CO (26)
- Jacksonville, FL (26)
- Aspen, CO (25)
- Erie, CO (25)
- Gainesville, VA (25)
- Greensboro, NC (25)
- Philadelphia, PA (25)
- Anchorage, AK (24)
- Birmingham, AL (24)
Related
General information, not medical advice. Ask a provider about dry needling and what is right for you.