Your First Massage at Bothell Integrated Health
Please Fill Out One Of The Below Forms
Auto Insurance
Motor Vehicle Injury
- I was in an auto accident
- My doctor prescribed massage for my injuries.
- Auto Insurance is paying for my treatment.
- After filling out the form, please schedule online or give us a call.
L & I
Worker’s Compensation
- I was hurt on the Job.
- My doctor prescribed massage for my injuries.
- I have a Worker’s Compensation claim.
- After filling out the form, please schedule online or give us a call.
Health Insurance
Medical
- My doctor prescribed massage for a health condition.
- Is massage covered under my insurance? Find out here.
- After filling out the form, please schedule online or give us a call.
Self Pay
Discounted Self Pay
- I am paying for my treatment.
- After filling out the form, please schedule online or give us a call.
Health Insurance Patients
* Verification of your coverage is your responsibility.
Please use this form to call your insurance and determine whether you are covered.
Make An Appointment
Getting To The Clinic
Meeting with Your Therapist
On your first medical massage visit, your massage therapist will review your medical history and symptoms, discuss treatment options, and answer any questions you may have. After this, your therapist will leave the room to allow you to undress and make yourself comfortable under the sheet and blanket on the massage table. Please undress according to your personal comfort level.
Your therapist will knock on the door and make sure you are ready before reentering the room to begin your treatment. Our tables are warmed and you will always be comfortably covered with a sheet and blanket – only the area being treated will be exposed.
During Your Massage
Your therapist will ask you to provide feedback during your treatment. Please let your therapist know if, at any time, the pressure is too light or too deep, or if you are ever uncomfortable in any way. It is our goal to allow you to be as comfortable and relaxed as possible. In that way, both you and your therapist will be able to concentrate on your treatment with no distractions.
After Your Massage
Your therapist will leave the room after your massage is complete to allow you to get dressed in privacy. We recommend that you drink plenty of water or clear liquids after your massage for best results. Feel free to help yourself to complimentary tea or water in our lobby as you leave.
We would like to thank you for choosing Bothell Integrated Health to be your medical massage provider. It is our aim to give you the best treatment possible from your first visit to our clinic.
Accepted Insurances
- All Auto Insurances – also called Personal Injury Protection or P.I.P. (under your auto insurance plan)
- L&I – on the job injury insurance, covered by the employer’s Labor and Industry insurance.
- Private Worker’s Comp. Insurance
- First Choice
- Kaiser Permanente Open Access plans
- Out of Network – if you have out of network coverage on your insurance plan we can bill directly to your insurance company.
* If we accept your insurance, this does not mean your plan will cover the treatment. Please see the purple box above titled, ‘Health Insurance Patients’.
Insurances We Do Not Accept
We love the work we do and would love to be able to accept any and all insurance companies. However some companies do not pay rates that would allow us to pay a livable wage to clinic employees. Other insurance programs do not cover massage at all, or when performed by a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT). If we do not accept your insurance – We can provide you with a superbill at time of service. You can submit the superbill to your insurance carrier for partial reimbursement. We have many Regence, Premera, Aetna, etc., subscribers who receive medical massage at Bothell Integrated Health, and easily submit superbills.
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- Premera – Sadly, after 18 years we had to drop Premera. They had not given us a single compensation raise in 18 years, regardless of the annual increase in what they charged to their subscribers.
- Kaiser Permanente Core HMO
- Aetna – Sadly, Aetna chose to drop their compensation rate (what they pay per massage) to 1998 levels, even though they charge their subscribers many times what they charged in 1998.
- Regence
- Cigna
- Uniform Medical Plan
- Blue Cross/Blue Shield
- United
- Apple Health – Does not cover massage by a Licensed Massage Therapist.
- Community Health Plan – Does not cover massage by a Licensed Massage Therapist.
- Medicare – Does not cover massage by a Licensed Massage Therapist.
- Molina – Does not cover massage by a Licensed Massage Therapist.