Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Medical Massage - 90 Minutes.

Ideal candidates include clients with physician-prescribed conditions, chronic pain, post-surgical restrictions, or persistent musculoskeletal issues. Therapists perform assessments and adapt techniques to medical histories; always inform your provider and bring referrals or relevant documentation before the appointment.

Requirements vary by condition and insurance. Some cases or benefits require a physician referral or diagnosis to qualify for medically indicated massage. Contact your insurer and our front desk before booking; we can guide documentation and coordinate with your healthcare provider as needed.

Expect a thorough intake, targeted assessment, and treatment focusing on problem areas using therapeutic modalities. Therapists may use deep tissue, myofascial release, stretching, and neuromuscular techniques, adjusting pressure and plan according to your response and medical directives.

Frequency depends on condition severity and treatment goals—weekly, biweekly, or monthly sessions are common. Your therapist will recommend a personalized schedule after assessment and may adjust intervals based on progress and coordination with other medical treatments.

Insurance coverage varies by provider and diagnosis; some plans reimburse medically necessary massage when prescribed. Save receipts and obtain a referral or treatment plan. Contact your insurer and our staff before booking to verify benefits and preauthorization requirements.

When performed by licensed therapists trained in medical massage, it's generally safe. Always disclose full medical history, medications, implants, and recent surgeries. We may require physician clearance for certain conditions to ensure treatments are appropriate and safe.