Medical massage sessions are designed for clients managing ongoing muscle tension, physical strain, or recovery needs that may require a more customized approach. These sessions focus on therapeutic care tailored to individual circumstances and goals.
Because medical massage may involve specific considerations, sessions are scheduled through a request process to ensure appropriate planning and care.

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Medical massage is a treatment-based approach to massage therapy focused on addressing specific areas of pain, injury, or dysfunction. Sessions are guided by the client’s reported symptoms, medical history, and functional limitations, and are adjusted as progress is made.
Medical massage is commonly used to support:
Chronic pain conditions
Injury recovery
Muscle tension related to work or daily activity
Limited range of motion
Ongoing discomfort related to stress or physical demands
Treatment is provided in a professional, structured manner and documented for continuity of care.
Medical massage may be appropriate for clients experiencing:
Neck, shoulder, and upper back pain
Low back and hip discomfort
Headaches related to muscle tension
Postural strain from prolonged sitting or standing
Overuse injuries
Residual pain following injury or surgery (with medical clearance)
Each session is tailored to the individual and focused on improving comfort and function.
Medical massage sessions are goal-oriented and may include:
Intake and review of symptoms
Assessment of affected areas
Targeted massage techniques based on tolerance
Reassessment of response to treatment
Session length and treatment focus are based on clinical need rather than a relaxation-only format.
During a medical massage session:
Treatment focuses on specific problem areas
Pressure is adjusted based on comfort and response
Communication is encouraged throughout the session
Progress is monitored across visits
Clients often report reduced pain, improved movement, and better tolerance for daily activities over the course of care.
Medical massage is appropriate for individuals who:
Have ongoing or recurring pain
Are managing work-related or activity-related strain
Need structured, therapeutic care rather than relaxation massage
Are seeking conservative, non-invasive support as part of their overall care plan
Medical massage can be provided as part of a broader care approach. When appropriate, treatment may align with recommendations from other healthcare providers.
Documentation is maintained to support continuity of care and may be used for insurance or third-party review when applicable.
Medical massage may be provided with or without a physician referral, depending on the client’s situation and payer requirements. Clients seeking reimbursement through insurance plans or third-party programs should confirm whether a referral or prescription is required by their provider.
Tranquil Touch Wellness does not bill insurance directly. Payment is due at the time of service.
The following payment and documentation options are available:
HSA and FSA cards are accepted
A superbill may be provided upon request for clients seeking potential reimbursement
Documentation is maintained to support continuity of care when appropriate
Coverage and reimbursement are determined by the client’s insurance or benefit plan.
A physician referral is not required to receive medical massage. However, some insurance plans or third-party programs may require a referral or prescription for reimbursement purposes. Clients are encouraged to check with their insurance provider to confirm their specific requirements.
No. Tranquil Touch Wellness does not bill insurance directly. Payment is due at the time of service.
Yes. HSA and FSA cards are accepted for medical massage services when allowed by your plan. Coverage and eligibility are determined by your benefits provider.
Yes. A superbill may be provided upon request for clients who wish to submit their session for potential reimbursement. Reimbursement is not guaranteed and is determined by the client’s insurance plan.
Medical massage is commonly used to support clients experiencing:
Neck, shoulder, or back pain
Muscle tension related to work or daily activity
Limited range of motion
Chronic or recurring discomfort
Recovery support following injury (with medical clearance when needed)
Each session is tailored to the client’s needs and comfort level.
Medical massage should not be painful. Some areas may feel tender due to muscle tension, but pressure is always adjusted based on tolerance and communication throughout the session.
Medical massage is goal-focused and treatment-based. Sessions are structured around specific areas of concern and functional goals, rather than general relaxation alone.
Yes. Session documentation is maintained to support continuity of care and, when appropriate, reimbursement requests.
Yes. Medical massage services are offered in-home and mobile, depending on the client’s needs and location.
Yes. Services are provided by a CAMTC-certified massage therapist, fully insured. A National Provider Identifier (NPI) is available when needed.
Medical massage is provided within the scope of massage therapy practice and is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or emergency care.
Medical massage is provided by a Certified Massage Therapist with experience in therapeutic and clinical-focused care.
CAMTC Certified (#96661)
National Provider Identifier (NPI) available
Fully insured
Mobile services available
Serving Lancaster and the Antelope Valley.
Medical massage is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or emergency care and is provided within the scope of massage therapy practice.