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Mobile massage therapy means the massage therapy appointment is delivered to you at your home, business, or at a social function you are a part of. We bring the massage table, linens, oil/lotion, top cover, music for relaxation, and professionally licensed and insured massage therapist to you, set up the equipment (5-10 minutes) deliver the hour or hour and a half massage therapy services pre-ordered, and break down the equipment when the appointment ends (5-10 minutes). You are not deducted from your scheduled time any of the break down or set up time, but are expected to be at the appointment booking location when the massage therapist arrives on time (10-15 minutes before scheduled time). The only requests we make, is that the massage therapist be able to wash his or her hands and arms up to the elbows (we have our own soap and towel to dry), have enough space to set up the equipment (table space of about 6 ft to 8 ft, and also have this time free from distractions of pets, kids, roommates, family, cell phone or land line ringing, etc. You must also be hydrated, have your intake form filled out and signed, and not be sick in anyway, such as nauseated, high-fever, or need to have a spit bowl to spit in (one client did this and it was decided this is not acid reflex). A runny-nose or congestion could be acceptable as long as you have a history of allergies, and don't sneeze on the massage therapist or have a high fever. If you have always been hot temperate, it is unfortunately not going to be possible to provide mobile massage therapy to you (if you get hot, need the top cover off even with AC on, or sweat or show flushed red coloring in your face and neck).
If you have never had a massage before, you are not alone. Some people get the wrong idea and think it is only for pampered rich people. I assure you it is not just for rich people, although they can afford to buy massage therapy sessions more frequently than consumers getting paid less than the median pay of their city demographics. Our massage therapists are professionally trained, licensed, and insured. We don't take risks in your health and only listen to your and your reactions to tune the massage pressure, suggest added massage therapeutics, or modalities that could better address any issues you need.
In rare cases, some consider it a profession of ill skilled masseuses with no other talent and having been brought to the states to flee danger and having to pay off high debts to their human smugglers to be released and willing to fulfill requests of sleezy perverts. Let it be known that any signs of sleezy perverts booking an appointment on the phone, such as asking repeatedly if the massage is a full body massage with emphasis on full body, or asking if anything extra after all additional modalities and therapeutics and cost have been explained is presumed to be a sleezy request and that person's number is blocked.
It is important to inform your massage therapist of any health conditions you have or changes since completing the health intake area of your client consent form before your massage therapy appointment. Any side effects you have from a massage, after accounting for massage modalities you are allowed to have based on your health, could be: tired, energetic, relieved of pain, less stressed, better sleep, dark red spots if you have non-traditional cupping done, relieved congestion after being in the non-contagious phase of a cold, relief from a headache, better range of motion, increased healing from workouts or minor joint aches, enhanced pain relief from arthritis, increased metabolism, better health and wellness choices in life, and more. Rarely, someone could become sick if they have an underlying condition or aren't hydrated as well as they thought. This could mean becoming dizzy, nautious, or feeling body temperature increase. This only happened once to me when a young woman didn't know she was pregnant, and found out with deeper pressure moving blood from her hamstrings to her lower abdomen while face down (prone).
Our massage therapy prices are very reasonable. We do more work than a client going to a massage spa or clinic to have a massage. Like at the clinic, we can't book an appointment unless a hold fee is given, this way the opportunity cost of having had that scheduled time booked with a client when the appointment is unexpectedly cancelled is not less than zero. Because it takes time to set up the supplies, to wipe down and sanitize after appointments, to drive to the location and spend resources, as well as look up any possible contraindications to massage and carry the 20-30 pounds of supplies for each appointment, we do request a small deposit up front, should the appointment be cancelled. This fee is non-refundable and $25 to $40.
We do require you to shower before your massage session, for health and sanitation reasons. If you choose to shave is up to you, we don't charge more if we have to use more lotion or oil on you. Actually, if you do shave, and your hair is coarse enough to feel like sand paper after waiting a day or two after shaving, we can't use our forearms to give deeper pressure as it would irritate the skin of our massage therapists. We would actually prefer if you didn't shave, but please shower and be ready and not in the shower by the time of your appointment. This would make our massage therapists feel uncomfortable and decline services due to feeling unsafe. You would also lose the $25-$40 non-refundable fee if not on time. Or have the time deducted from your massage appointment up to 15 minutes then the non-refundable fee is applied.
At this time we currently accept credit cards, FSA/HSA spending account credit cards and zelle via a bank to bank transfer. We very rarely accept checks or cash for payment for services and don't have change for cash nor do we accept checks from clients we don't have a history of accepting payments from. If you would like to leave a gratuity with cash that is greatly appreciated as it supplements our income and allows us to keep competitive prices. Recommended gratuities are 15-25% of the market value for one hour of massage. Which is 3 hours of the median pay of your city. In Corona, the median pay is $40, and so the market rate is $120 for mobile massage therapy. If you would like to book a massage for someone you know, like a nurse, you can pay for them and set up all the required time, appointment, verify he or she can be ready for the massage and not be distracted, and also fill out and sign his or her consent form with health history so as to recommend massages and therapeutics that won't endanger his or her health. However, this person will need to sign the consent form after agreeing to its terms of service.
We did take Spa Finder gift cards in the past, but currently don't accept them as a form of payment. When we do start accepting them, we will require each client using the Spa Finder gift card to send us a photo of the card with the card number, expiration, and possible pin or security code, and a copy or photo of the client's photo ID or driver's license within CA only. This is for safety. If you pay with a credit card we don't require your driver's license photo copy or ID photo copy.
We understand you want to pay with cash. We don't know what your personal reasons are for doing so. But it is not safe for our massage therapists to carry cash on them, this invites criminals to call and book incorrect addresses, then sneak up, attack, and rob our massage therapists, or follow a massage therapist with a car logo on his or her car to a residence and do the same. Cash is not permissable. I am sorry, but you can buy a visa pre-pay card at any convenience, or grocery store. You might have to pay more or the massage therapist, but our massage therapists are independently owned and operated business operators who are only booked appointments through this site through connections of The Massage Negotiator. We don't want to endanger anybody's life, so we do not ever accept cash. You can tip gratuity with cash, but not pay for services. Sorry for the inconvenience
Yes. Massage has been proven to help alleviate the pain associated with minor and acute headaches. A relaxing, cranio-sacral massage, combined with cold marble stones, peppermint aromatherapy, and a foot scrub would help minor headaches. If you have consistent pain, that gives you blinding spin wheels in your vision and intense pain that throbs, then it is recommended you take whatever it is you have been taking for pain relief, feel better, than get a massage to help detox the hormones and pain toxins giving you the painful headaches. Massage helps circulation improve which helps clean out old cytokines in the body from inflammatory immune cells attacking whatever triggered your headache. Pulling blood away from the body and especially the scalp will help your headache go away. Adrenals, caffeine, intense light, internalized anger, etc. can all be triggers for a headache. If you arrive in intense pain, we won't be able to massage you. But if you are in mild pain that has subsided from intense pain, then a massage would help you. Note that if you never had headaches, but have a severe headache, dizzyness, double vision, can't lift both sides of your forehead to wrinkle it, or have a flexed arm that refuses to straighten and is weak, you are at risk for having a stroke or had a recent stroke and need to go to an Emergency Room Department now. But if you are reading this you most likely don't have a high risk headache unless it makes you enhance double vision and feel dizzy.
Yes. Swedish, Sports, side-lying (prenatal style), massage gun, non-traditional cupping, and hot/cold stones will all help you to recover faster, increase your range of motion, increase immunity, detox your muscles of inflammatory agents, relieve pain, and help you walk better. Massage of your aches directly pushing towards the gut and heart will help push out the toxic pain agents. Cupping will help your circulation and improve immunity. The massage gun will increase range of motion and stimulate your lymph network to detox the muscles and muscle fascia aching, and cold stones could help with pain and circulation in combination with hot stones. Minor stretching and IASTM tools to help with tendon fatigue or limited range of motion due to muscles attached to the tendon and aching will also improve range of motion and help you walk better.
If you are a high risk pregnancy, then your doctor told you that because you fit the criteria of: being older than 34, your first child over the age of 35, history of repeatedly painful menstruation, having had invitro fertilization to become pregnant, a history of miscarriages, diabetes, heart condition, or other in one or more combinations. As long as you can prove that you have frequently received deep tissue or deep pressure massage before becoming pregnant, have enough dense muscle layers to have deep tissue massage, have adhesions in those deep layer tissue layers to have deep pressure break up those adhesions in your muscle fascia and muscles, and have a doctor's note stating that you are able to have deep tissue massage, then you can have deep tissue massage. but if you are within the first trimester, or showing signs of lethargy and limited movement and mobility while pregnant than you need to notify your doctor and get approval first.
Many people with fibromyalgia, have different or similar symptoms from nerve dermatomes around the surface of their body flaring up in stressful times. Massage will help with your fibromyalgia symptoms and is recommended to help with your stress, improve circulation, increase immunity, and help with your sleep routine. If you are having a flare up, you are recommended to not get a massage if even the touch of the clothing you wear or covers causes pain. Regular massage will benefit your response to flare ups and reduce the frequency or intensity of your flare ups from fibromyalgia. Some medications for fibromyalgia can lower your immunity, and it is recommended you be hydrated and not around people who could endanger your immunity while getting a massage. Massage will help with your stress management and relaxation which will help your fibromyalgia symptoms. Many people with fibromyalgia get regular massage to manage their fibromyalgia. You could get a traditional Swedish massage, add hot stone therapy or cold stone therapy, or get myofascial massage to help with the muscle fascia realignment. Note that myofascial massage therapy requires you be hydrated because it doesn't use lotion or oil, but works the muscle layer by layer in a pin and scoop manner to break up muscle adhesions in the muscle and muscle fascia while passively or actively in some instances stretching the muscle from relaxed to stretched state. This helps stimulate healing and also helps with fibromyalgia nerve dermatomes in the surface misfiring pain signals to the brain, by increasing nerve route circulation and body to brain activity. Fibromyalgia is also a disease of exclusion that requires other diseases to be excluded, and has to have 7-11 spots in the body that flare up on both sides of the body and takes 3 months to be diagnosed by a doctor of chiropractic or an MD. It is also associated with central nervous system and hormonal imbalances that is stress triggered.
In this fast paced, over-achieving space, where every body wants to take the reigns to you and run you around, it can create a negative mind set that your body wants to speak up and outward against, be it in the break room talking about an unruly colleague or customer, or at home with your spouse venting negative energy, or even with other drivers amplifying the negativity you have collected within you. Massage will help with your mental well being by allowing you a person to speak to and vent any frustrations you are having at work, home, or online that are causing you to be blinded by how it is affecting how you react or treat others. By getting a monthly massage or more frequent massage, you allow your body to welcome healing and your mind to relax, and this could mean letting go of your anxieties or frustrations because everybody wants to be understood, and massage therapists are great listeners who understand you. Anything that happens involving your personal life or health is protected by HIPPA and HIPAA. It takes a court order to have any information given without your request to any requesting parties. So feel free to talk to your licensed, and well trained massage therapist every massage session. If you have a complaint about your massage therapist not being a good listener or talking about her or himself more than you would like, let us know so that we may fix the problem. But be assured your appointments are always secured and protected. Your health and sanity is where healing begins and improved health. Remember this every time you get a massage from one of our professionally trained, licensed, and insured massage therapists.
Up to 25 miles, unless there are other massage providers in our network able to drive more than that because he or she lives closer to the requested massage site. And after spending an hour and a half in some instances in traffic to get to a location that is more than 25 miles away, the location has to be scheduled at a time that it takes no more than 30 minutes to travel to the location and 30 minutes back from downtown Corona, CA to your massage location. The address has to be exact as well, or you forfeit your deposit and will not receive a massage. This is to protect our massage therapists and ensure they aren't attacked by going to the wrong address and to ensure they are delivering massage services to a person who is respectable and comfortable with where they live. Also, parking has to be available immediately in front of the house or massage location and free.
It depends on your massage therapist. We prefer relaxing spa music, but any offensive music that degrades people or discusses inappropriate language during a massage that makes the massage therapist feel uncomfortable or offended is not allowed.
Right now an hour massage is $80 and an hour and a half is $120 if you are located in Corona, CA and it takes no more than 30 minutes including drive time in traffic to arrive from downtown Corona, CA. Any additional massage therapeutics are as follows: hot stones cost $20, cold stones cost $20, non-traditional cupping costs $20, aromatherapy is free, biofreeze or CBD pain relief balm is $10, massage gun is $20, and body scrubs are $20 per area.
All customers must fill out their consent forms before having one of our massage therapists massage him or her. This is so that any health conditions you have are observed and your massage appointment is planned according to modalities and therapeutics that are not contraindicated to your health and so that you benefit the most from your massage. You can find this form at: https://form.jotform.com/211143470705143
Note that if you are a male, you have additional options to fill out. There is a gender question where other is an option, but due to the nature of this service business, comfort of both massage therapist and client, if you are male or other, you are sexually discriminated against and have to answer the option 1 or option 2.
You can search by assessments, mobilizations, immunity, digital imaging analysis, skeletal muscle OIANs which are the origin, insertion, action, and nerve innervating the muscle, and other great topics like pathology, neurology, orthopedic. The database is edited frequently and updated with older notes and newer notes as the student moves through the chiropractic program that is a Doctor of Chiropractic medical school. If you have questions about your body, use it for reference and education purposes only to contact a chiropractor or get a massage such as myofascial release therapy or cross fiber friction massage or even post-isometric relaxation stretching to ease the aches and develop a wellness plan. The database is sponsored by Tableau Desktop Public, but operates much like a Microsoft Access dashboard to filter by body region and/or topic to see the various inputs to help you understand your health better and see what the professionals think could be a differential diagnosis or absolute diagnosis for your condition. Find it on the home page under the 'more' tab or by visiting this link: https://themassagenegotiator.com/health-body-region-info
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