Airrosti
Chances are, if you live outside of the state of Texas, you might not have heard of Airrosti.
History
Airrosti, as a company, has only been around since 2004. The Airrosti assessment, diagnosis, and treatment model grew from a small handful of practitioners who then formed the company. The Airrosti model itself has been around and changing for about 20 years. The initial plan was to focus efforts in Texas to build existing practices up to full books before going elsewhere.
So what exactly is Airrosti and why should you know about it? Well Airrosti is a new form of treatment for sports related injuries. The Airrosti assessment, diagnosis, and treatment model specifically addresses the connective tissue systems in the body and provides the appropriate directed manual strokes, pressures, and movements along with neuromuscular re-education and therapeutic activity in order to treat what Airrosti practitioners find.
If you’r looking for some type of comparison, then Airrosti might be compared to ‘myofascial release,’ except it is so much more than anything else out there and the therapy is performed in a completely different manner. As far as theory goes behind the Airrosti treatment, there is plenty of evidence in peer reviewed journals out there that support the idea that fascial tissue is the limiting factor in musculoskeletal injuries.
As you may or may not know, fascia has no blood supply and is avascular, therefore T1 and T2 weight images, CT scans, and X-rays cannot image fascia. Muscle and ligamental tissue are very rich with blood and as such heal very quickly, plus, they are more tensile than fascial tissue, more elastic. Airrosti aims to take this injured fascial tissue and re-align it correctly within the body to facilitate fast healing and prevention of chronic injuries. The benefits patients enjoy immediately from our treatment (which we do a functional outcome assessment at the end of every treatment) are things like increased range of motion, increased stability, increased strength, and decreased pain.
What makes Airrosti so different?
- Great Surgical Alternative for Soft Tissue Injuries
- Eliminates Unnecessary Imaging, Injections, Pharmaceuticals & Other Costly Procedures
- Quality 1-on-1 Patient Time for an Entire Hour
- Individualized Time with Provider Leads to More Accurate Diagnosis & Treatment
- Patients Return to Pain-Free Activity Usually within 3 Visits
Competition
Airrosti does have some competition including
The Graston Technique
Gua Sha Technique
How Can Airrosti Help?
- Detailed examination to diagnose the true injury
- Individualized 1-on-1 hands-on soft tissue therapy
- Instruction in an active rehabilitation program
- K-Tape to enhance & accelerate the recovery process
- Average number of Airrosti visits to resolve this condition – 3.7 (based on historical outcomes)
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It’s all questionable…
The new age chiropractors , that’ s all it is…check out their titles. Chances are you have never heard of it, check more and you get chiropractors. They can practice only in certain states as of now…
Have you been to Airrosti? Yes, the doctors are all are chiros, but they go through extensive training after getting their Doctorate of Chropractic to become Airrosti certified. I have been to Airrosti, I was a skeptic at first as well but the results speak for themselves and I am now an advocate.
Is it new age? Maybe. However, the knowledge of the human body is continually evolving. Chiropractors have a more extensive hands on knowledge of the human body. They are already trained in many of the different aspects of helping the body heal itself. Airrosti employs Chiropractors main due to those facts. The methods Airrosti uses takes typical chiropractic and accelerates the outcomes by addressing the soft tissues, biomechanical functioning and skeletal alignment as one unit. Whereas, traditional chiropractic only focuses on one or two of these problems.
For the last 7 years I have suffered from continual loss of strength in my left hand. It wasn’t until I found a chiropractor that uses the same basic methods as Airrosti that I have experienced a gradual return of my strength. Until you experience exactly what these Doctors do or can do for you and your overall health and performance you shouldn’t write them off.
They bought the secret fascia release from susan grisham who stole it from a doctor she worked for, created a new name for it now everyone in the company claim to be experts at fascia release. I like chiros but some in that company tell patients they know more than MD’s and have the abilities to somehow see through soft tissue….
Hi James, I haven’t heard that story before. I have heard people having fantastic results from them regardless.
My son had his first treatment yesterday and I’m impressed. I went to a chiropractor for several years for a back injury and ultimately healed back to 85% without any surgery. I consider that a success. The folks at Airrosti take a two-part approach to treatment, unlike a chiropractor. Yes, you have manipulation of the soft tissue, but it’s followed up with extensive therapy with a PT, something you don’t get at the usual chiro office. Also, chiro usually recommends bed rest where Airrosti keeps you “in the game”.
What trade secret??
http://fitness.mercola.com/sites/fitness/archive/2013/01/04/advanced-muscle-integration-technique.aspx?e_cid=20130104_DNL_art_1