Frequently Asked Questions

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 the appointments tab. The lead massage therapist has an NPI number to handle HIPPA protected information (HIPPA certificates from more than a handful of schools and franchise massage locations have been completed by lead LMT) and make health related referrals out as needed (online it took less than an hour). Know that your health information is secured when you fill out your consent form. Only a court order, mandatory reporter situation, and the local laws can require the form if licensed by those checked factors on stipulations of licensing prior to operating with a local business license for massage therapy service provider business license. We can use it to track progress with massage for acute conditions that some insurance can reimburse you for if you provide a doctor's note saying you need it for lymphatic massage or post-acute injury less than two weeks and also not while swollen directly over the injury site. These health records can prove the benefits to massage and that it was necessary in your treatment plan. You can read about this from external links until a blog is available outlining the details. Massage therapists, specifically LMTs, are not able to diagnose conditions but can perform treatment in a specific manner like myofascial release technique and proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation under a doctor's written treatment plan while in active care so that the doctor can get paid for the additional services and allow the massage therapist to collect insurance if your insurance provides payment from the doctor of physical medicine and rehab therapies. We want to share the gift of massage and healing with every good person out there with aches and body complaints but might not be able to leave their home to get a massage while healing and making lifestyle changes to get them up and moving again. If they are stuck at home, might not be working, low on money, and could benefit from a professional massage. You get 30 minutes to and 30 minutes from your scheduled massage included in the price you paid, the form shouldn't take longer than 20 minutes to complete and is required by state licensing laws, HIPPA compliance, and to make sure any condition you report on the form is not a contraindication to massage either locally or entirely. 

We currently do not accept health insurance for massage services, but can work with some insurance companies who are referred to get massage or myofascial release or lymphatic drainage massage by their primary doctor as part of their treatment plan while in active care and usually for the first 2 weeks post surgery like liposuction, tummy tuck,  and trauma related injuries while in acute and sub-acute phase of healing. You would still have to pay your deductible and/or copay when using health insurance through a physician that developed your diagnosis, your treatment and management plan to include manual therapy consisting of the massage services listed above, and a progress of your health with treatment to show the manual therapy and other treatment provided by your physician are necessary and needed. Our prices are reasonable and low, that with are package deals or monthly promotions, that it wouldn't really be beneficial to accept insurance and work in a network with physicians in physical therapy or chiropractic to outsource their massage manual therapies with us as we would have to be medicare and other insurance participating provider of professional healthcare, and also have the doctor send us the full treatment plan and the specific manual therapy and time and frequency to do the treatment, then fill out the CMS healthcare 1500 form to bill for medicare reimbursements that would have to validate each service and any mistake would be a denied payment for service rendered. The payout for medicare and any other health insurance providers is billed in units for rehab and physical therapy medicine in increments of 15 minutes (+/-) 7 minutes with a minimum of 8 minutes for 1 unit and so a 50-60 minute session is 3 units. A chiropractor course in coding and billing gauged the payout from medicare as $24/unit roughly as real estate adds or deducts from that price by $2-5. It is more beneficial for the physicians to work in office and hire their assistants that are licensed to be professional healthcare providers and follow the treatment plan as written or instructed, than to outsource the work. Though I would be open to working in a network to help those who need massage therapy and can find a parking spot for them to not do anything really but enjoy their hour or 90 minute massage and then take a portion of that and have the doctor bill in office for payment. Currently, still working through the details. Medicare Advantage is getting some overhaul in current news due to fraud and abuse in overcharging but they used to cover massage therapy by a state licensed massage therapist (source said 2019 pre COVID-19 quarantines) that CA wasn't a state licensed massage therapy state for medicare advantage coverage, but we actually are state licensed. There are counties and cities that still license individuals and have same requirements but for whatever reason they still offer optional licensing that may or may not be more expensive than the state license currently $350 every two years.But the service would have to be ordered specifically by a provider as part of a management and treatment plan outlining duration of massage, area of body, how many times per week, and ALSO has to be done on the same day that the patient gets a corrective procedure of adjustment. In other cases, where a surgeon orders massage for the patient, it is post surgery like in the use of lymphatic drainage and in a subacute condition where swelling needs to be brought down within first two weeks of surgery and the treatment by the doctor would not have to be the same day.

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We do qualify for you to get reimbursed from your Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA) if you have them. They are tax exempt money set aside by your employer for medical expenses outside your health plan that help pay for deductible, copay, cough syrup, gym memberships and massage therapy for wellness and maintenance in health and vitality of their employees. You still worked to earn the money, only difference is that you won't be income taxed on it for using it. Is a perk of the job in most employment agencies. As I recall from a course in coding and billing, it is FSA that Fools you and won't roll over the money to the next year, and the HSA will take 20% off the money if you don't get approval first which is a call to your human resources office most likely. But HSA will roll over your unused money. Contact your health care provider to see if they want to call us to bill for service and you pay cash for our service and get refunded by your doctor or work something else out. Rules change and Square payment processing allows the debit card with a visa or mastercard logo to buy the massage service. However, if you don't want to get taxed on that money, you have to have your doctor write a letter of medical necessity for massage to treat your chronic condition or aid in recovery from mild trauma, etc. Most employers' don't give their employees any additional work to use the HSA or FSA card nor tax them as those who have used their FSA or HSA with me haven't informed me of a need for anything other than the receipt. You always get a receipt emailed within a few days of your massage service to take to your doctor to approve, unless you have an underlying condition that your doctor wouldn't allow massage therapy which are rare, just incidences of going into cardiac shock or having a stroke from history of recent and uncontrolled aneurysms.