Three Oregon-licensed massage therapists on staff, trained in deep tissue, trigger point release, and neuromuscular techniques. Integrates seamlessly with chiropractic care for back and neck pain, post-injury recovery, and chronic musculoskeletal complaints. Available standalone (cash-pay) or as part of an active chiropractic treatment plan (insurance-billed when medically necessary).
You'll fill out an intake form (paperless — emailed ahead or completed on a tablet) describing what you're working on. Your LMT will discuss focus areas, pressure preferences, and any concerns before getting started. Sessions are 60 minutes.
Two paths, depending on why you're here:
We'll tell you which path fits your situation up front. See our insurance page for the full breakdown →
Clinical. Our LMTs are trained in deep tissue, trigger point release, neuromuscular techniques, and rehab-supportive work — licensed therapeutic massage targeted at musculoskeletal complaints rather than relaxation as a standalone goal.
No — you can book massage as a standalone cash-pay service. That said, many patients get the most benefit from the combination, and it's the only way we bill insurance for massage (see below).
Only when massage is part of an active chiropractic treatment plan and is medically necessary for your condition. We bill OHP, VA Community Care via TriWest, and other plans the same way — under that medical-necessity standard alongside ongoing chiropractic care. Standalone massage outside an active treatment plan is cash-pay (HSA/FSA accepted; time-of-service rate available).
60 minutes. That's the only length we currently offer.
Yes — when massage is part of an active chiropractic treatment plan and is clinically indicated. Many of our veteran patients receive both chiropractic and massage under the same TriWest authorization. See our veterans page for details.
Yes — when delivered by an LMT trained in prenatal positioning. We use side-lying setups with proper pillow support and modify pressure and techniques to fit each trimester. See our pregnancy page for more.
