FAQ

What are your health and safety precautions?

Our office is a healthcare facility. Our staff and clients treat it that way. 

The precautions we use are based on the Federation of State Massage Therapy Boards guidelines. Learn More

Sanitization

We use PureGreen24 to sanitize all surfaces. It is an EPA approved colloidal silver and citric acid based solution with a 30 second kill time. It is odorless, colorless, non-toxic, hypo-allergenic, and does not irritate skin or leave a film. Travel-sized bottles are available for purchase in our office. We thoroughly wash and use a UV sanitizer cabinet for any tools and small items used in our practice. Our therapists scrub in up to the elbow before and after each session. 

PPE and Linens

Masks are optional. Nitrile gloves are available upon request and generally only used for intra-oral work for TMJ massage. All linens are sanitized in hypoallergenic detergent. Heating pads that have been sanitized and warmed in our sanitizer cabinet are available if you get cold.

Limited Contact

Our appointments are spaced to allow time for proper sanitizing of the room and make sure you do not come in unnecessary contact with additional people. Our classes are limited to allow for social distancing and our classroom has large windows that remain open for extra ventilation. We offer touchless checkout and keep cards on file and complete transactions without handling cards, cash, pens, or devices. Outdoor classes will be offered when weather permits. 

Pre-Screening

Each client is required to sign our pre-screening agreement stating that they do not have COVID-19 symptoms and have not been in contact with people with symptoms. Clients are required to sanitize their hands upon entry. We check temperatures of all clients and staff that enter the premises. 

How can Massage help me?

Therapeutic massage has been proven to help with a wide range of issues. Click Here to dive into research on how therapeutic massage is making a difference!

  • Chronic back and neck tension
  • Headaches and certain migraines
  • Joint aches and pains
  • Muscle soreness from repetitive motion
  • Injury prevention
  • Reduce recovery time from workouts, injuries, and surgery 
  • Low back and foot pain from standing
  • Chronic fatigue and sleep issues

How often should I get massages?

Your booking rhythm is determined by your body’s specific needs and goals for your sessions.

If you have an acute issue that needs a lot of attention, like a recent car accident or sports injury, 1-2x/week for 2-3 weeks is ideal.

If you have a chronic issue you would like to resolve, such as neck & shoulder tension, low back pain, or limited hip mobility, 2x/month for 3 months, or until the issue has improved.

If your goal is maintenance care or relaxation, we recommend 1x/month or as needed. Many of our clients book recurring monthly sessions to maintain healthy muscle tonicity and to recover from the stressors and physical activity of day-to-day life.

Our goal is to solve our clients’ acute & chronic issues and get each body on a maintenance care rhythm to maintain a healthy lifestyle and prevent future injuries and problems.

Do you take insurance?

We do not currently take insurance, but we do accept FSA and HSA cards. If you would like to submit a claim to your insurance for reimbursement, you may request notes and receipts.

What should I wear?

We use professional draping techniques for sessions that require the client to undress. Arrive in comfortable clothing. Your therapist will step out of the room to allow you to undress to your level of comfort and get on the table under the sheet. While skin-to-skin contact is most effective, you are not required to undress and undergarments are optional.

For Thai massage and some stretching techniques that are performed on the floor mats, you will remain clothed for the session. Wear loose, comfortable clothing that is easy to stretch. We do not recommend yoga pants or other tight fitting clothing as restricts fascia and can reduce the effectivity of your session.

What should I bring?

A water bottle to hydrate after your session is recommended. That’s it! We provide all necessary equipment and tools for your session.

Videos

Check out this youtube channel, Smart Stretch! These videos go along with the type of stretching we perform on the table.