Yes, we offer a variety of techniques including deep tissue, relaxation, and therapeutic massage.

Most extended health plans cover massage therapy. We offer direct billing where applicable.

Absolutely. Please communicate your preferences before and during the session.

That’s entirely up to you. Some patients find silence relaxing, others prefer light conversation.

Yes, we provide detailed receipts for submission to your insurance provider.

Yes. While massage therapy is generally safe and beneficial, there are certain situations where treatment should be avoided or modified:

Massage should be avoided if you have:
– A contagious illness (e.g., cold, flu, COVID-19)
– A fever, chills, or active infection
– Open wounds, burns, or skin infections
– Recent surgery without medical clearance
– A known blood clot or deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
– A urinary tract infection (UTI), especially if accompanied by fever, pelvic pain, or general malaise
– High-risk pregnancy complications such as placenta previa, preeclampsia, or unexplained bleeding
– You are in the first trimester of pregnancy and experiencing high-risk symptoms (consult your doctor before booking)

Massage may be modified for conditions such as:
– Varicose veins (light techniques used around, not over, affected areas)
– TMJ dysfunction, sinus congestion, and scar tissue
– Pregnancy: Massage is generally safe in the second and third trimesters when performed by a trained prenatal massage therapist using proper positioning
– Chronic conditions like fibromyalgia, arthritis, or cancer (case-dependent)

If you’re unsure whether massage is appropriate for your current health condition, please contact your physician or call our clinic. Our team can guide you on when it’s safe to book.

Your massage therapist will begin by reviewing your health history and discussing any areas of concern or treatment goals. You’ll be asked to undress to your comfort level and lie on the treatment table, where you will be properly draped at all times. The therapist will use techniques appropriate to your needs and check in regarding pressure and comfort. After the session, they may provide home care advice or suggest follow-up treatments based on your presentation.