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Massage Modalities
  • Would my Massage be Considered In or Out of Network?
    We are In-Network Providers for the following insurance companies: Blue Cross Blue Shield Providence HealthNet BridgeSpan We are Out-of-Network but still accept the following: Aetna PacificSource Moda We do not accept the following: First Choice Health Kaiser Labor and Industry Claims UHC Cigna American Specialty Health ​ We DO NOT accept, MVA or Labor & Industries Claims ​ Please note: As a courtesy to you, we will gladly verify your insurance benefits prior to your initial visit, however, please note it is your responsibility to know your insurance coverage. Benefits quoted are not an assurance of coverage.
  • Questions to Ask Your Insurance Company
    Do I have insurance coverage for massage therapy? Do I need a pre-authorization, referral, or prescription? What is my co-pay and/or co-insurance? Is Massage subject to my deductible? What is my current deductible? How many total visits do I have and is this combined with other therapies (Physical Therapy or Occupational Therapy)?
  • What is A Co-Insurance?
    Co-Insurance is a percentage of a medical charge that you pay, with the rest paid by your health insurance plan, after your deductible has been met.
  • What is a Co-Pay
    A Co-Pay is a predetermined rate you pay for health care services at the time of care
  • What is a Deductible
    The deductible is the amount of money you will pay in an claim before the insurance coverage kicks in and starts paying.
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Propiriorceptor Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF)

PNF is a form of stretching designed to increase the flexibility of muscles and increase the range of movement. PNF is a progressive stretch involving muscle contraction and relaxation. Your physiotherapist will gently stretch the muscle and you will resist the stretch by contracting the muscle for about 5 seconds. Your therapist will indicate the force of contraction required and this depends on the condition of the muscle. You then relax the muscle and your physiotherapist will gently stretch the muscle further for about 30 seconds. There are then about 30 seconds of rest and the process is repeated several times.

  • Would my Massage be Considered In or Out of Network?
    We are In-Network Providers for the following insurance companies: Blue Cross Blue Shield Providence HealthNet BridgeSpan We are Out-of-Network but still accept the following: Aetna PacificSource Moda We do not accept the following: First Choice Health Kaiser Labor and Industry Claims UHC Cigna American Specialty Health ​ We DO NOT accept, MVA or Labor & Industries Claims ​ Please note: As a courtesy to you, we will gladly verify your insurance benefits prior to your initial visit, however, please note it is your responsibility to know your insurance coverage. Benefits quoted are not an assurance of coverage.
  • Questions to Ask Your Insurance Company
    Do I have insurance coverage for massage therapy? Do I need a pre-authorization, referral, or prescription? What is my co-pay and/or co-insurance? Is Massage subject to my deductible? What is my current deductible? How many total visits do I have and is this combined with other therapies (Physical Therapy or Occupational Therapy)?
  • What is A Co-Insurance?
    Co-Insurance is a percentage of a medical charge that you pay, with the rest paid by your health insurance plan, after your deductible has been met.
  • What is a Co-Pay
    A Co-Pay is a predetermined rate you pay for health care services at the time of care
  • What is a Deductible
    The deductible is the amount of money you will pay in an claim before the insurance coverage kicks in and starts paying.
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