In-Network Partners

Insurance-Covered Clinical Massage

While we do accept many major insurance plans, our goal is to help patients NOT have to depend on insurance for their care. If you are 55 or older and on a fixed income, we encourage you to apply with the National Post-Surgical Recovery Foundation to see if you qualify for full coverage of your massage therapy. All of our Licensed Massage Therapists are individually in-network and listed in provider directories, so if you have a medical diagnosis and massage is medically necessary, your insurance can often be used — but our preference is to keep care accessible without it whenever possible.

We accept third-party auto liability liens and letters of protection (LOP) for personal injury cases under direct physician prescription.

Superbills: Superbills are almost always more expensive for the client because you pay out of pocket up front. The risk is that your insurance company may not reimburse you in full, and too often in the massage industry the therapy isn't even good. We have served only clients whose insurance benefits we could verify directly, as well as self-pay clients. Because so much of the massage industry now uses superbills, we have chosen to accept them too, but we want to be honest with you. Many providers charge around $200 for a 60-minute session, knowing no insurance company will ever reimburse that amount. We know how insurance works from the other side, so our superbill rate is $130 for a 60-minute session, and that rate reflects that we come to you. Reimbursement from your insurance is never guaranteed; that is the risk of any superbill. Superbill clients must first complete a consultation, which is not covered by insurance and is non-refundable.

FSA / HSA: Your FSA or HSA isn't just for spa or relaxation. You can bring us your serious medical cases and use these funds for medically necessary therapy. A consultation is required.

Spa & wellness: Spa and wellness services do not require a consultation, but they cannot be covered by insurance.

Aetna (Medicaid, Medicare)◆

Providence Health Plan◆

Banner Health◆

Unicare◆

Cigna Healthcare — Choose Healthy◆

American Specialty Health (ASH)◆

Medicaid◆

Anthem — BCBS◆

TriWest◆

Molina Medicaid◆