Auto Injury Massage Therapy — Fast, Safe Recovery After a Collision

 

If you’ve been in a car accident in Oregon in the last year, you are eligible to receive care, free of charge to you. Your auto policy has a required Personal Injury Protection (PIP) coverage that ensures you recieve care, even if the accident was your fault. Getting medical massage therapy after a collision can reduce pain, restore movement, and speed up your recovery. 

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Our approach

• Thorough intake and injury history focused on the collision, symptoms, and prior care

• Individualized treatment plan combining therapeutic massage techniques (myofascial release, trigger point therapy, deep tissue, lymphatic drainage), gentle joint mobilization, and guided stretching/home exercises

• Progressive care goals: acute pain control → restore mobility → functional return

 

What to expect at your first visit

• Intake: focused medical and symptom history

• Assessment: hands-on evaluation 

• Treatment: targeted therapeutic massage (60-90 minutes depending on your plan and prescription)

 

Billing, insurance, and documentation

• We provide clear clinical notes required by insurers and legal teams.

• We can bill auto insurance directly.

• Helpful documents required at first appointment: claim number, adjuster’s name and contact, physician referral or authorization. 

• Typical timeline: prompt treatment—ideally within days of the collision—helps outcomes and simplifies claims. We document progress and can provide periodic summaries for your insurer or attorney.

• Do I need a referral? Yes. This can be from your primary care doctor, urgent care, or a chiropractor.

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Prices stated in our Service Menu reflect discounts for payment at time of service and are for non-medical or physician-referred massages.  Medical massage under MVA insurance is billed in accordance with usual, customary, and reasonable fees. We typically bill 4 to 6 units (15 minute increments)  at a rate of up to $50.00 per unit and is based on cumulative time spent covering the treatment on credit, requiring hours of billing time, tracking, and collecting payment for services and requires well-documented records and chart notes for billing purposes which is normally not required.