Precision Fascia Care. Structured Programs. Real Results.
Most patients begin with a structured assessment to identify the root cause of dysfunction—then follow a personalized treatment plan built from those findings. Shockwave, TECAR, PEMF, Red Light Therapy, and fascia-focused recovery services may be incorporated based on your needs.
Choose Your Starting Point
Your care begins based on your needs—whether you are focused on performance and movement, need access to Shockwave or TECAR therapy, or require physician-level diagnostics and deeper evaluation.
Start with guided assessment and structured treatment
Designed for patients beginning care, addressing localized issues, or looking to improve movement quality through fascia-focused therapy, including Shockwave, TECAR, PEMF, Red Light Therapy, and targeted fascial restoration when appropriate.
Begin with a structured movement-based evaluation, then move into a personalized program built from your findings.
Start with advanced diagnostics and physician-level care
Recommended for complex cases, chronic conditions, second opinions, or patients seeking a more comprehensive diagnostic approach.
Begin with advanced imaging, physician review, or specialized evaluation to identify deeper drivers of pain, dysfunction, or instability.
Begin Therapy Path
Fascia Screening & Movement Analysis
Most patients begin with a structured fascia-based screening to identify how your body is moving, where it is restricted, and whether your issue is local or part of a larger pattern.
This is not a generic evaluation. It is a focused analysis of movement, tissue quality, and compensation patterns performed by our clinical team and reviewed by a licensed provider.
Your visit also includes up to 15 minutes of targeted fascial treatment based on your findings, helping you begin care with immediate value and clearer next steps.
At the end of your visit, you will receive a clear recommendation for the most effective treatment plan based on your findings.
What’s included
- Movement assessment by a Fascia Performance Specialist
- Targeted Fascial Mapping
- Symmetry and compensation analysis
- Provider-reviewed findings
- Personalized treatment recommendation based on results
- Up to 15 minutes of targeted fascial treatment based on your findings
Programs Built From Your Findings
Targeted Reset
Designed for patients with localized pain or restriction, this personalized program focuses on resolving dysfunction within a specific region while restoring proper movement patterns.
Examples
- Shoulder pain
- Neck tension
- Low back pain
- Knee pain
- Hamstrings strain
- Muscle injury
- Ligament or Tendon injury
- Concussion recovery
- Localized tightness or overuse
- And more
Includes
- 6 guided treatment sessions based on your personalized plan
- Shockwave therapy (targeted tissue work)
- TECAR therapy (deep fascial glide and circulation)
- OxeFit movement retraining
- Recovery modalities (PEMF and red light therapy)
- AlterG anti-gravity treadmill if indicated
Full-Body Fascia Reset
Ultrasound Fascial Mapping — The Most Comprehensive Way to Identify and Treat the Root Cause
This program is designed for patients who want more than temporary relief.
Includes full-body ultrasound Fascial Mapping and physician analysis (a $2,000 value).
It begins with a full-body ultrasound-based Fascial Mapping process and physician-level analysis to identify exactly what is driving your pain, restriction, or performance limitation—then follows with a structured, fully personalized report and treatment plan built from those findings.
Step 1: Full-Body Fascial Mapping
Your care begins with a comprehensive ultrasound assessment of your fascial system—not just the area that hurts.
This ultrasound process evaluates:
- Fascial restriction patterns across the body
- Areas of tissue density, fibrosis, and adhesion
- Right-to-left and front-to-back imbalances
- Movement compensation patterns
- How different regions of your body are interconnected
Step 2: Physician Review & Report
Your fascial mapping is reviewed and interpreted by a physician with advanced expertise in reviewing ultrasound, fascial dysfunction and complex musculoskeletal conditions.
You will receive:
- A physician-generated report explaining your findings
- Identification of the primary drivers of your symptoms
- A clear breakdown of how your body is compensating
- A personalized treatment plan based on your data
Step 3: Precision Treatment—Matched to Your Body
Your treatment is not generic. It is built directly from your Fascial Mapping results and adjusted throughout the program.
Your 4-week program includes:
- 12 structured treatment sessions (3x per week) designed from your ultrasound Fascial Mapping Results
- Shockwave therapy to target restricted and fibrotic tissue
- TECAR therapy to improve fascial glide and circulation
- Movement retraining using OxeFit technology
- Recovery modalities including PEMF and red light therapy
- AlterG support when indicated
Who This Program Is For
- Chronic or recurring pain
- Multiple areas of dysfunction
- Complex systemic injuries
- Failed physical therapy or prior treatments
- Hypermobility or connective tissue disorders
- Athletes seeking higher-level performance and recovery
- Patients who want a complete, system-based solution
Why This Approach Works
Most treatments fail because they focus on symptoms in isolation.
Ultrasound Fascial Mapping identifies and treats the underlying patterns within the fascial system that are driving dysfunction—allowing for more precise, effective, and lasting results.
This Is Not Standard Physical Therapy
Every patient in this program receives a physician-reviewed analysis and a treatment plan built specifically for their body. Nobody else has your exact plan.
This level of precision is what allows us to address complex problems that do not respond to traditional care.
What to Expect
Over the course of four weeks, we systematically reduce restriction, restore movement, and retrain your body to function more efficiently—based on your unique pattern of dysfunction.
Advanced Diagnostics, Physician-Level Care
Full Fascial Mapping & Physician Report
A comprehensive, full-body analysis of your fascial system designed to identify restriction patterns, asymmetries, and movement compensation strategies.
All findings are reviewed and interpreted by a physician, resulting in a detailed report and personalized care plan.
Includes
- Full-body fascial mapping assessment
- Movement analysis
- Physician-reviewed findings
- Personalized treatment strategy and report
Add full fascial mapping to your program for a deeper level of analysis and more precise treatment targeting across the entire body.
MSK Nurse Practitioner Consultation
Focused musculoskeletal evaluation to assess pain, injury patterns, and next-step care recommendations.
Physician-Level Consultation
A comprehensive physician evaluation for complex cases, second opinions, or patients seeking direct medical guidance.
Hydrofascial Release (HFR)
Ultrasound-guided treatment designed to reduce inflammation, improve tissue glide, and address deeper sources of pain and dysfunction.
Prolotherapy
Regenerative injection therapy used to improve joint stability, support connective tissue, and promote long-term healing. 4 sessions minimum required, every 4 weeks.
Hypermobility and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome Program
Physician-Directed Fascia Care for Stability, Pain Reduction, and Long-Term Function
A Different Approach for a Different Body Type
Hypermobility and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome are not simply joint conditions—they represent a fundamentally different connective tissue profile.
Traditional physical therapy and standard medical care often fail because they do not account for the unique biomechanical and systemic characteristics of the hypermobile body.
This program was specifically designed to address those differences.
A Comprehensive, System-Based Evaluation
Your care begins with a structured evaluation designed specifically for hypermobility—focused on identifying instability patterns, movement dysfunction, and systemic contributors to pain.
This includes:
- Hypermobility-specific movement assessment
- Identification of instability vs. overload patterns
- Evaluation of joint control and stabilization strategies
- Assessment of compensation patterns across the body
- Functional analysis of how your body manages movement and load
Includes FIT GPS (Genetic Performance Screening)
As part of your evaluation, you will receive FIT GPS—our genetic-based analysis used to guide hypermobility specific recovery, inflammation management, and supplementation.
This allows us to personalize your care beyond musculoskeletal treatment and address underlying contributors to fatigue, pain, and recovery capacity.
This provides insight into:
- Methylation cycle deficiencies which affects connective tissue health
- Inflammatory and oxidant response and recovery patterns
- Nutrient needs and supplementation strategy
- Tissue healing and collagen-related pathways
- Energy production and metabolic efficiency
Physician-Level Analysis & Care Plan
All findings are reviewed and interpreted by a physician with extensive experience treating hypermobility and EDS.
This allows us to move beyond symptom management and develop a structured, individualized plan addressing both instability and systemic dysfunction.
You will receive:
- A physician-directed evaluation and care plan
- Identification of primary drivers of pain and instability
- A structured treatment strategy tailored to your body
- A personalized and custom-made supplement plan based on your GPS results
- Recommendations for advanced care when appropriate
Optional: Full Ultrasound Fascial Mapping (Advanced Diagnostic Upgrade)
For patients who want a deeper level of analysis, full-body ultrasound Fascial Mapping can be added to identify restriction patterns, tissue density changes, and global compensation strategies.
This provides a more detailed understanding of how fascial dysfunction is contributing to instability, pain, and movement limitations.
Structured Treatment—Matched to Your Findings
Treatment is designed to balance two critical needs in hypermobility:
improving stability while addressing areas of overload, adhesions, and dysfunction.
Your program includes:
- An initial intake interview
- Lab work and metabolic genetic testing
- Hypermobility and EDS Consortium evaluation and diagnosis
- A physical exam specific to hypermobility and EDS
- X-ray and MRI imaging as indicated
- A final review with Dr. Courseault or a FIT LA physician partner
A System-Based Approach
Hypermobility often involves more than joints and fascia.
This program is designed to account for the broader system.
May include:
- Dysautonomia-aware care strategies
- Inflammatory and mast cell considerations
- Coordination of care across systems
- Long-term management and maintenance planning
Who This Program Is For
- Diagnosed or suspected Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
- Generalized joint hypermobility
- Chronic pain with instability
- Frequent subluxations or dislocations
- Patients who have not improved with traditional care
- Individuals seeking a structured, long-term solution
- Athletes looking to use their hypermobility to their advantage
Why This Approach Works
In hypermobility, the issue is not simply tightness or weakness—it is a complex interaction between instability, compensation, and tissue dysfunction.
By combining physician analysis with genetic insight and targeted treatment, we are able to create a more precise and effective care strategy.
This Is Not Standard Care
This program is specifically designed for hypermobility and EDS patients and is not a modified version of traditional therapy.
It is a dedicated system built around how the hypermobile body actually functions.
Next Step
→ Begin with a Fascia Screening or proceed directly into the Hypermobility Program through the Start Your Care page.
Ongoing Recovery & Performance Plan
Designed for patients who want to maintain progress, continue improving movement quality, and support recovery after completing a structured program.
Includes
- OxeFit training access
- PEMF therapy
- Red light therapy
- AlterG access (as indicated)
- 4 one-hour visits per week, 16 hours per month of bookable time
