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Medical Massage Therapy

Targeted care to relieve pain, heal injuries, and restore function.

What is Medical Massage Therapy?

Medical massage therapy is a targeted type of massage focused on treating specific health issues, injuries, or pain. It uses techniques that work on muscles, tendons, and ligaments promote healing, alleviate discomfort, and improve your body’s overall function. A healthcare professional’s diagnosis often guides the treatment, which is customized to meet your unique needs. This makes it a great option for managing chronic pain, recovering from injuries or surgery, and relieving stress-related problems.

Our Expert Approach

Joseph Goyette LMT, FMB Wellness founder, brings a strong foundation in medicine, exercise science, and massage therapy from his 10 years in the medical field and his education at the New York Institute of Massage. His deep understanding of the human body and passion for helping others enables him to address specific treatment goals effectively. No matter the issue at hand, Joseph’s personalized approach ensures clients receive knowledgeable and targeted care.

Payment Options

Health Insurance

Massage therapy may be covered by medical insurance, depending on the policy and the specific medical condition being treated.

We are currently proud partners of:

  • Univera 
  • Highmark BCBS
  • VA Community Care Network

To determine if your insurance plan covers medical massage therapy services, it is recommended to check with your insurance provider

HSA/FSA Cards

Don’t have massage therapy benefits through your insurance provider?

No worries! We accept HSA/FSA benefit cards for payment, making it easier to cover your services. 

We are also a participating vendor with Independent Health Extras where you will receive a 20% discount when you present your card

Medical Massage Therapy FAQ

Most health conditions are safe for massage therapy, but please let us know about any conditions in your intake form so we can tailor your treatment accordingly. 

If you’ve had recent surgery, you may need clearance from your doctor before your session.

We partner with Univera, Highmark BCBS, and VA Community Care Network to offer our services. 

Before booking, it’s best to contact your insurance provider to confirm your plan covers massage therapy.

Absolutely! 

If your insurance doesn’t cover massages, you can pay with cash, credit/debit card, or your HSA/FSA benefit card (Independent Health Extras members, enjoy a 20% discount when you show your card).

If you’re paying with…

  • Cash, check, or credit card: No referral needed.
  • HSA/FSA Benefits Card: It depends. Some card providers require a referral from a medical provider with a diagnosis code, some don’t. It’s best to check with your card provider for their specific requirements. In all cases, we are happy to provide any necessary receipts to submit to your HSA/FSA provider.