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How workplace massage helps your business

Increase employee productivity

Employees simply give more to organizations that take good care of them, and that extra alertness, focus, and mental clarity doesn't hurt either. Corporate massage helps employees who aren't distracted by headaches, back pain, and anxiety give all their focus to their jobs.

Some companies see such strong results from their workplace massage programs that they also provide corporate massage to their clients' offices each month.

“Productivity and overall employee satisfaction has increased, and our customer service ratings have improved as well. Providing workplace massage is a great investment for any company that is ultimately experienced by our customers.”

Attract top talent

In a competitive marketplace, it pays to have an ace up your sleeve. There are lots of creative perks that draw top talent, and massage is at the top of the list.

Brandon Fish, VP of Human Resources at Property Solutions, has found recruiting easier than ever since implementing their office massage program.

“As we recruit new talent, massage is an attractive benefit for our potential new employees. We are glad we made the decision to add massage services as one of our perks.”

Increase employee retention

Talent sticks around when people feel appreciated. After you've worked hard to hire and train new people, keep them. With a workplace massage program, you won't see that investment walk over to a competitor's office.

Decrease workers' compensation claims

Regular massage helps address carpal tunnel and tendonitis and helps prevent repetitive stress injuries. When those issues are addressed, workers' compensation claims go down.

Reduce health care costs

In a study on the effects of corporate massage on health care costs, employees with low back pain who received chair massage spent 31% less on doctor's visits and prescription medication.

Improve office morale

You will see the benefits on morale every week. Employees are cared for physically by the massage, and emotionally by knowing their employer is taking care of them.

Massage at work: top 10 questions

How much does it cost to provide massage at work?

Pricing varies with the number of employees to be seen and the total hours you book. Rates are typically set around the number of people receiving massage, the length of each massage, and/or your budget. Contact us for current corporate rates.

When will I be charged?

Typically you won't be charged until the date of service. Most often an invoice is sent, payable upon receipt. Checks, cash, and all major credit cards are accepted. A discount is possible for paying for a package in advance, so ask about your options.

Do I have to sign a contract?

It depends. A one-time event doesn't require a contract; just respect the cancellation policy. For a recurring weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly program, a service agreement will be written, either month-to-month or at a discounted rate for a 12-month contract.

How much lead time do you need?

It depends on the size of your event. Usually a week's lead time is enough, and in some instances we can book with 24 hours' notice.

How much space do you need?

About a 5×10 foot space is enough to work comfortably. Most companies provide a conference room or small office.

How long should a massage at work last?

That's up to you. Sessions of 15, 20, or 30 minutes per employee are common and can be adjusted. In general, the greatest benefit comes from sessions of 20 minutes or more.

Do we need to tip?

Tipping is not expected. It is up to each individual.

Are lotions used?

For chair massage, clients stay fully clothed and no oils are used, though we offer lotion or oil for the arms and hands. More often we provide table massage at work, usually a full back and neck massage, using oil or lotion minimally.

How does scheduling work?

It depends on whether you want an ongoing program or a one-time event. We'll set it up around your needs.

What are the physical benefits for employees?

Massage at work reduces the effects of daily stress, decreases pain, increases flexibility, and improves mood. Employees love it.

Get in touch or schedule an appointment

Work towards your specific fitness and health goals in an environment where you will be listened to, safe, respected, relaxed, and rejuvenated.

Where would you like to book?

Santa Rosa

1160 North Dutton Ave., Suite 120
Santa Rosa Business Park

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Healdsburg

1500 Healdsburg Ave.
Upstairs inside World Gym

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