Osteopathic Manipulative treatment, also known as manual therapy, involves skilled hand techniques to assess and treat musculoskeletal conditions. This therapy includes joint mobilization, spinal manipulation, soft tissue techniques, and myofascial release to enhance movement and reduce discomfort. By realigning joints, relieving tension in muscles, and improving circulation, Osteopathic manipulative treatment plays a crucial role in sports medicine and rehabilitation.
Unlike passive treatments, Osteopathic manipulative therapy is an active, hands-on approach that focuses on identifying the root cause of musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction. This technique is particularly effective for patients with limited range of motion, chronic pain, or post-injury stiffness, allowing them to regain function without relying solely on medications or invasive procedures.
At Core Sports, we utilize a variety of hands-on techniques tailored to each patient’s needs:
Osteopathic Manipulative treatment is suitable for individuals across all activity levels, from professional athletes to those dealing with chronic pain or mobility issues. You may benefit from manual therapy if you:
At Core Sports, we provide a comprehensive and individualized approach to Osteopathic manipulative treatment. Our team of experienced sports medicine professionals is dedicated to delivering the highest standard of care through evidence-based manual therapy techniques.
It’s simple. Call CORE at 908-617-1140 or email us, and we’ll help you find an open appointment time that works for you. No referral is needed to get started.
No. You can book an appointment with CORE without a referral from a primary care doctor, so you can access sports medicine care directly when you need it.
Not at all. Sports medicine is really movement medicine. Dr. Weinstein sees competitive athletes, weekend warriors, active adults, and people who simply want to walk, exercise, work, travel, or keep up with their family without pain getting in the way.
Your first visit is intentionally unhurried. Expect about 45–60 minutes with Dr. Weinstein, including a detailed history, hands-on examination, and, when appropriate, in-office musculoskeletal ultrasound. The goal is for you to leave with a clearer understanding of what’s going on and a treatment plan, rather than simply another referral.
Bring any relevant imaging reports, prior treatment records, medication information, and anything else related to the problem you’re coming in for. If you’ve already had X-rays, an MRI, physical therapy, injections, or other treatment, that information can help Dr. Weinstein understand the full picture.