Thoughtful care begins with understanding what you need now.
Who These Services Are For
Accident-Recovery Services are intended for clients seeking massage therapy in connection with:
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A motor-vehicle collision
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An attorney-represented injury matter
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An insurance claim
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Another accident requiring formal treatment records
Please contact us before scheduling. Accident-related appointments cannot be booked as general wellness massage when documentation or third-party payment is expected.
Accident-Recovery Initial Assessment
45 minutes | $95
Every new accident-recovery client begins with an assessment before ongoing massage is scheduled.
The appointment may include:
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Review of the accident and relevant health history
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Discussion of current symptoms and changes since the accident
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Baseline discomfort ratings
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Review of functional changes involving sleep, sitting, standing, walking, driving, work, household tasks, or recreation
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Relevant observations within massage-therapy scope
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Precautions, positioning needs, and treatment considerations
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Review of attorney, claim, referral, and payment information
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An initial plan for massage care and progress tracking
Massage therapy does not diagnose accident injuries. Medical evaluation or clearance may be required before treatment begins.
Accident-Recovery Massage
30-minute Intial Assesment Intake: $75
60-minute session | $145
90-minute session | $215
Accident-Recovery Massage provides personalized soft-tissue care based on the concerns, goals, precautions, and plan identified during the assessment.
Sessions include the additional case work required for accident-related care:
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Focused check-in and symptom updates
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Treatment planning
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Personalized massage within professional scope
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SOAP notes or comparable treatment documentation
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Progress and functional-change tracking
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Attendance and billing records
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Authorized case coordination when appropriate
The 90-minute option may be appropriate when several body regions require attention or when the case involves more complex, long-standing patterns. Appointment length is determined by appropriateness—not solely by preference.
Records and Communication
With your written authorization, Empty Cup Wellness may communicate relevant information to selected attorneys, insurance representatives, or treating healthcare providers.
Available records may include intake information, attendance, treatment notes, progress summaries, and billing records. Communication remains limited to massage-therapy scope and the authorization you provide.
Payment Arrangements
Possible arrangements may include:
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Private payment
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Attorney letter of protection or lien arrangement approved in advance
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Approved third-party payment arrangement
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Another written case-specific agreement
Acceptance of an attorney-represented or third-party case is not automatic.
Required agreements and case information must be reviewed before treatment proceeds. The client remains responsible according to the signed financial agreement.
When Medical Care Comes First
Seek prompt medical evaluation for new, severe, unexplained, or worsening symptoms. Massage is not emergency care and does not replace diagnosis, imaging, rehabilitation, or treatment from qualified healthcare professionals.
For chest pain, difficulty breathing, signs of stroke, loss of consciousness, severe headache, new weakness or numbness, uncontrolled bleeding, or another possible emergency,
call 911 or seek immediate care.
What to Do Next
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Contact Empty Cup Wellness before booking.
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Provide basic accident, attorney, claim, referral, and payment information.
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Complete the Accident Client Intake and required authorizations.
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Attend the Initial Assessment.
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Schedule ongoing massage only after the case and clinical information have been reviewed.