Is massage a luxury?

admin — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 00:03:05 +0000

When was the last time you thought massage is only a commodity? as we are going through some rough economic times people have to decided on cutting expenses here and there.

Ironically, as stressed and people feel right now it is the best time to stop thinking this is a luxury, but a necessity to keep our stress under control.

If you look around, you will find some good deals. Why not picking up the phone and calling that massage therapist that you have not seen in a long time and bring this up. Just tell him/her that you are trying to limit your expenses, but would love to go back for some bodywork treatment again. Chances are that your therapist’s business has been hurt for a while as well and that person would be more than willing to cut you a deal.

Often times people are ’sucking up’ that pain they have around their backs or necks and simply think ‘I can’t afford this right now’. Make that effort that is going to help you feel much better by reducing that bad stress and reduce your physical pain by producing more endorphins thanks to massage.

Don’t wait any longer and call your therapist today!

Jorge Cisneros, CMT

Patient Rehab and Injury Recovery

admin — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 20:00:14 +0000

Since March 2009 we have established a partnership with Standley Lake Massage Therapy in order to process insurance claims either by workers comp or car accidents.

Why this partnership? Standley Lake Massage Therapy was first established in 1982. Since then, it has served over 75,000 clients over its 27 year history and is a business leader in the Metro Denver area. The Center Director, Kathryn Stewart, currently serves as the Government Relations Chair for the Colorado chapter of the American Massage Therapy Association and has experience with legislation, statutes and regulation of massage therapy.

Doctors, Chiropractors, and Medical and Rehab centers that genuinely care about their patient’s quality of treatments have referred to SLMT for the following reasons:

Variety of Nationally certified male and female massage therapists specializing in Orthopedic and rehabilitative massage therapy.
Bilingual Therapists available at select locations.
Experience with managed care, affinity networks, and credentialing organizations.
Proven expertise in treating workers’ compensation, auto insurance and general health patients and billing their respective insurance.

SLMT has worked under referral with:

Arbor Occupational Medicine
HealthOne Occupational Medicine
Colorado Rehabilitation Centers
University Medical Centers
Multiple independent medical offices, chiropractic offices, and physical therapy centers.

SLMT has worked with over 50 major Employers’ insured and Workers Comp

Hunter Douglas, Level 3, Gaiam, CDOT, DPS, City of Westminster, City of Louisville, City and County of Broomfield, Accenture, GHX, BesTop, Ball Aerospace, Swedish Medical Center, Jeffco Public Schools, Pearl Izumi, Costco Wholesale, Xcel Energy, King Soopers

SLMT has provided services for the following insurance companies’ insured:

Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, United Healthcare, Mountain Medical Affiliates, Aetna, American Specialty Health Networks, Cofinity, Corvell, Pinnacol, Sedgwick, Tristar, CCSMI, Landmark Healthcare, Farmers Insurance, State Farm Insurance, Allstate Insurance, USAA Insurance, Liberty Mutual Insurance, Progressive Insurance, GEICO insurance, networked with Kaiser.

Masaje Para Todos

Is massage a luxury?

Patient Rehab and Injury Recovery