PressurePerfect Massage

Yes. We coordinate care with chiropractors, physical therapists, personal trainers, exercise physiologists and other medical/health professionals because being on the same page is the key to achieving health/wellness goals.

Yes. Runners come to see us for help with plantar fasciitis, tibialis posterior tendinopathy, hamstring strains, IT band syndrome and other running issues. We also help runners who are training for events by being part of their recovery and monitoring process. In addition, we collaborate with running coaches and personal trainers to help their clients reach their running goals.

You’ll need to ask your PT that question as it relates to your case. That said, when we’re working with a client who is in PT, we encourage the client to allow us to co-ordinate care with the physical therapist. For example, say you strained your back and are going to PT and are now coming to see us. With your consent we would reach out to your PT so that we could all be on the same page to getting you healthy.

We accept Workers’ Compensation. We would like to accept auto or health insurance, but they are not reimbursed in PA.

No. We charge the same price for relaxation, deep pressure and sports massage.

Disrobe to your comfort level. During the massage, you’ll be covered by a blanket and sheet. When the massage therapist is working a particular area, she/he will expose only the area she/he is working while keeping everything else covered. For example, if the massage therapist is working your back, the sheet and blanket will be covering your entire lower-body.

We accept cash, check, credit card, Paypal or Venmo. Also, in case you didn’t know, we have a no tipping policy. It keeps the math easy and you don’t need to worry about running to the ATM before your massage.

In order to assure that you’re not in the office when another client is in the office, please stay in your car and the massage therapist will come out to get you or will text you when it’s okay to come in.

Yes. To help protect all clients we require everyone in the office to wear a mask at all times. We offer disposable medical masks for anyone who wants one. Some clients prefer the disposable medical mask while on the table because there’s flex to the material.

Yes. The massage therapist will wear a N95, double-layer cotton mask or a 3-ply surgical mask during the massage. In addition, we limit the number of people in our office at a time to two, each room has a HEPA air filter unit and each room is thoroughly disinfected after each massage.