Frequently Asked Questions
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You should arrive 5-10 minutes prior to the start time of your appointment to discuss your treatment plans
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Currently under the law, we can email a receipt to you to turn into your insurance company and take payment with an HSA card.
Contact your insurance to see if they cover massage therapy if you are unsure. -
Please CALL and let us know you are on the way. If you are more than 10 minutes late to an appointment you will not be guaranteed the full length of your appointment time.
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Yes! Check out our schedule HERE to see what is available that day. We can take appointments up to 30 minute prior to the start time.
We do ask that clients be aware we can book out up to 2 weeks at times and to try and plan their massages ahead
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If you are experiencing cold, flu or COVID symptoms please CALL or EMAIL us to reschedule your appointment.
If you are on antibiotics for treatment we ask that you finish your prescription before you rebook your session.
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At Body Logic we value our massage therapists time and energy. Allowing your therapist to approve appointments ensures that you receive the best massage every time.
Some reasons for an appointment being rejected can range from a simple scheduling error to the massage therapist reaching their massage limit for the day.Massage Therapy is taxing on the body and by allowing our therapists freedom over their schedule you can rest assured every massage will be excellent.
We never reject an appointment without an explanation, all appointments get approved within 24-48 hours of requesting.
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We no longer offer couples massages, however you can attempt to book two massages at the same time with different therapists or back-to-back with the same therapist.
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A year after the purchase date.
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Yes!
If you are unable to shower please make sure you are wearing deodorant and wipe down your feet and other areas that tend to collect dirt and sweat.
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You can book your pregnancy massages in your first trimester! This is newer information from the American Pregnancy Association.
First Trimester Massage OK
High risk pregnancies should always consult their doctors prior to booking their appointments and should consider waiting until their second trimester to book.Post pregnancy massages can be booked 6 weeks after the delivery date.
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It is appropriate to wear nothing for your massage. Your Massage Therapist is professionally trained to drape the sheets properly to avoid exposure.
Please wait to undress until after your therapist exits the room.
If you are uncomfortable with being fully nude on the table you can leave your underwear on.
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Although conversation is always welcome it can be more beneficial to relax into the quiet of your massage. Feel free to inform your Massage Therapist that you aren’t going to speak during your massage unless needed.
Massage Therapists are trained to remain quiet so you can get the most out of your massage. We are also open to appropriate conversation. Conversation can help us get to know you and your body better so we can provide the best care for you.
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Communication is the most important element of providing you with the best care. Although your Massage Therapist will check in with you at the beginning of your session to see if the pressure is right for you, different areas of the body respond to different pressures and you may find it to be too much pressure at times.
When the pressure gets to be too much or not enough, let your therapist know right away so we can adjust as needed. The more you communicate with your Massage Therapist, the better your massages will be. -
It is not recommended to work out after your massage. Massage Therapy promotes healing in your muscles and working out will counteract that healing.
Always drink plenty of water after your massage and only participate in mild stretching or walking.
You will be able to work out the very next day and find that you have better range of motion and strength,
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