Waunakee, WI
Myofascial Release in Waunakee
Kee Health offers myofascial release in Waunakee for adults in Madison, Sun Prairie, and Dane County. Gentle, sustained pressure to the fascia releases tension, improves mobility, and restores alignment — usually inside a physical medicine visit that can also include assisted stretch, Thai bamboo rolling, Graston, or cupping when those fit.
New patients: please call to schedule your first visit. No referral needed.
Soft-tissue tools
Used for tissue that feels stuck: chronic tightness, scar tissue, or a band that keeps pulling a joint out of position. None of these is automatic; the exam decides which fit.
Myofascial release
Sustained pressure on restricted fascia to improve mobility.
Assisted stretch
Hands-on stretching to increase range after the tissue lets go.
Graston technique
Instrument work for scar tissue and fascial adhesions.
Cupping
Suction to increase blood flow and ease deep muscle tension.
Thai bamboo rolling
Warmed bamboo to roll and knead tight muscle.
What soft-tissue work includes
Myofascial release at Kee Health is sustained pressure on restricted fascia, not a spa massage. It is used for tissue that feels stuck: chronic tightness, scar tissue, or a band that keeps pulling a joint out of position. Cupping, Graston, Thai bamboo rolling, and assisted stretch can be part of the same visit when the exam supports them. None of those is automatic.
The point of the release is motion you can use afterward. A visit often adds chiropractic or active rehabilitation so the tissue does not tighten back into the same pattern on the drive home. Dry needling is a separate tool for a true trigger point.
Care is in Waunakee for Madison, Sun Prairie, DeForest, Middleton, and Dane County.
How a visit works
Find the restriction
Exam locates the stuck tissue and which tool fits today.
Release the tissue
Sustained pressure, and cupping, Graston, bamboo, or stretch when those fit.
Keep the change
Chiropractic or rehab can be added in the same physical medicine visit.
New-patient physical medicine visits are about 90 minutes. Follow-ups are about 30–45 minutes. Cupping, Graston, bamboo, and stretch are used only when the exam supports them.
Who you’ll see
Your provider
Dr. Bronwyn Hutchinson DC
Musculoskeletal Specialist
6 years in practiceOur musculoskeletal associate. Her hands-on care includes myofascial release, assisted stretch therapy, chiropractic manipulation and dry needling, each tailored to restore function and reduce pain.
“The adjustments are wonderful, however, the pampering you get along with them is amazing. Myofascial release, decompression, stim therapy and some air compression of my hips and legs complete my visit! The staff is positive and so very helpful.”
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Conditions we see
Soft-tissue work is often part of care for these. The exam decides which tool fits.
Related care
Myofascial release is one tool in a physical medicine visit. These are often combined with it.
Physical medicine
Full restorative visits that include soft tissue with other hands-on care.
Chiropractic
Spinal manipulation to restore joint motion when the exam supports it.
Dry needling
Trigger-point work to reduce pain and restore muscle balance.
Spinal decompression
Gentle traction for disc pressure, low back pain, and sciatica.
Active rehabilitation
Precise, functional movements that strengthen stability and restore symmetry.
Questions
Is myofascial release the same as massage?
No. It is sustained pressure on restricted fascia, used to restore motion, not a spa massage.
Will I get cupping or Graston every time?
No. Those tools are used when the exam supports them.
Can this be combined with chiropractic or dry needling?
Yes. Those tools can be part of the same physical medicine visit.
Who provides this care?
The Kee Health musculoskeletal team, including Dr. Bronwyn Hutchinson, DC.
Do I need a referral?
No. New patients call (608) 207-8212 or contact us to schedule the first visit.
How long are visits?
First physical medicine visits are about 90 minutes. Follow-ups are about 30–45 minutes.
I am a new patient. Can I book online?
Not for your first visit. New patients, please call (608) 207-8212 or contact us to schedule. Once you are an established patient, you can book follow-up visits online.
Do you take insurance?
We are out of network and accept credit cards, HSA, and FSA.
What are your hours?
Monday 8am–4pm and Tuesday through Thursday 8am–6pm.
Ready to release the restriction?
Myofascial release in Waunakee, serving Madison and Dane County. New patients: please call to schedule your first visit.
Mon 8am–4pm · Tue–Thu 8am–6pm · 5939 State Road 113, Waunakee