No. Massage therapy is not currently covered by health insurance unless performed under the supervision of a doctor, or if you have been in an auto accident and have been approved to receive massage therapy under your accident claim.

We do! HSA’s are a great way to pay for your massage.

From past experience it is best to get preapproval before trying to use a FSA’s for massage therapy because they tend to have more stipulations.

Yes! People fall asleep all the time.

When clients fall asleep during a massage, it’s one of the highest compliments a massage therapist can receive. Sleep is a natural response to deep relaxation, signaling that the client feels completely at ease and comfortable. It reflects the therapist’s skill in creating a soothing, calming environment and applying techniques that allow the client to fully release tension. Falling asleep during a session also indicates that the therapist has successfully fostered a sense of trust, enabling the body and mind to fully relax and unwind. In essence, it’s a testament to the therapist’s expertise in facilitating genuine rest and rejuvenation.

You can wear whatever you feel most comfortable with. Generally, people will undress down to their underwear or if comfortable nude.

You will be covered with a blanket during your massage session, with only the area being massaged exposed.