F.A.Q.

 ****please note, ALL services at BodyGood Massage require masks and up to date Proof of vaccination for Covid19, no exceptions. 

Thank you for understanding!

• Q; do you accept insrance:  health, auto or L&I?  

• Answer: Yes, But  we accept Auto accident /PIP claims.  we are not currently accepting   Health insureance or L&I

• Q. Where will my massage session take place?

  Answer:
  A clean, quite and private room with your therapist

• Q. Who will perform the massage or bodywork?

  Answer:
  Any therapist available or a requested therapist

• Q. What parts of my body will be massaged?

  Answer:
  We usually do full body(ie: head, neck, shoulders, back, hands, legs, feet), unless specified otherwise for treatment work, where appropriate.

• Q. How long will the session last?

  Answer:
  We have anything from 10 to 25 minutes on a chair or 30 to 120 minutes on the table

• Q. What will the massage feel like?

  Answer:
  If you've requested a relaxation massage; you will feel very relaxed and a bit sleepy afterwards. If you're coming in for treatment work; you will feel a less tense, more relaxed, soreness is expected for a day or two with deep tissue work

• Q. What should I do during my massage?

  Answer:
  Relax! We're here to make sure you get a quality massage. If ever the pressure is too light or deep, please let your therapist know.

• Q. When should I get a massage?

  Answer:
  Anytime, we're always here! After a long hard work week, or exhausting weekend. Valentine's Day with your loved one, Father's & Mother's Day for the ones who took care of you, birthdays, just about anytime. If you're feeling a little under the weather (ie: fever, cold) we suggest you wait until you're feeling a bit better before getting a massage.

• Q. Should I be concerned about the gender of my therapist?

  Answer:
  You should never feel concerned with the gender of your therapist. All of our therapists are licensed and professional. If you prefer to have a male or female, please request so and we will be happy to accommodate your needs.

• Q. What if I am embarrassed about my body?

  Answer:
  Don't worry, you are able to discuss with your therapist prior to your massage what and where you want and don't want massaged/exposed.

• Q. How often should I receive a massage?

  Answer:
  If you've never gotten a professional massage, we suggest waiting a week after your first initial visit. That gives you time to check how your body is reacting to the massage. Everyone is different, this is just our suggestion. As long as you add massage to your lifestyle, you will only benefit from it. Whether it's once a week, bi-weekly, or once a month, it will be worth it.