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What to expect on your first visit:
The first visit is always the most important. Refer to the information on this page for any questions or concerns regarding the fist visit or reach out to me directly.
Prior to Appointment:
1. Download & Fill out the Health History Form.
2. Check with your insurance company for future claims of extended health coverage.
3. Pick clothing that you will be comfortable in during treatment.
Welcome and thank you for choosing My Massage Therapist, Sheila Graham RMT.
Health History Form
On your first visit to the office, you will be asked to complete a Health History Form Filling out personal information can feel both intimidating and intrusive, however, this is an important step in planning your personalized treatment. Massage Therapists are regulated health care professionals. Your personal information will remain private and confidential. The Health History Form can be downloaded and completed prior to your appointment by clicking on the link below.
Sheila Graham, RMT
FAQ
What do I wear to my appointment?
In the simplest form, wear what YOU are comfortable in. Massages can be done over top of clothing or directly to the skin, it is a personal choice for each patient. Lighter materials or sportswear is preferred if you choose to wear clothing.
Which service do I need and how long do appointments take?
If you are unsure of the treatment type or would like to chat pre-appointment please contact My Message Therapist to determine the course of treatment. The first appointment will include a conversation to determine the course of treatment. I will recommend treatments, but inevitably the treatment is up to the user. The following appointments can range from 30-90 minute sessions.
Is massage just for injuries?
No, massage therapy is not limited to injuries. Effective in reducing and managing both acute and chronic pain, massage therapy includes outer and inner components of treatment. From stress and relaxation to skin pathologies, to migraines, massage therapy can be used as a positive form of treatment for everyone alike. For athletes, massage therapy has been shown to reduce recovery time and improve performance.
Will my appointment be covered by insurance?
Most extended health care plans will cover massage therapy. Depending on the provider a doctor’s note may be needed to submit a claim. Our office does not provide direct billing – payment is due at the time of appointment and a receipt for insurance purposes will be issued for the client to submit to extended health coverage.
