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Forestoney · 04-20-2011, 08:36 AM

Think I strained a muscle in my back. Anyone know if there's somewhere I can go to get a 15 minute session to target the issue?

I was thinking something like the chair massage at Stonebriar, but I hate going to the mall and I'm not even sure if they still set up shop.

Razorback Wife · 04-20-2011, 08:41 AM

I am pretty sure I still saw them there last week. I want to say between Dick's and Penny's right there in the middle. Do you have a chiro you can go to and then your massage therapy should be covered by ins and it is usually 15-20 min.

Forestoney · 04-20-2011, 08:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Razorback Wife

I am pretty sure I still saw them there last week. I want to say between Dick's and Penny's right there in the middle. Do you have a chiro you can go to and then your massage therapy should be covered by ins and it is usually 15-20 min.

Haven't done chiro in years, and I'm not sure how my ins covers it. I'll have to look into that option, but thought this might be something I could do over lunch.

DC Lady · 04-20-2011, 10:43 AM

If you decide to go see a chiropractor it may be cheaper than a massage therapist...
Dr Flint Loughridge will see you and INCLUDED in your co-pay is a full 50 minute massage session.
Leah is the BEST!

So I am thrilled when I go get a massage and an adjustment for only $40 plus the tip I give the therapist. I have BCBS insurance.

new2man · 04-20-2011, 02:10 PM

Give the local spas and massage places a call (I know there are least 2 or 3 on Preston.) They probably have therapists with down time that can provide a 15-20 minute massage. Also, in the mall on the bottom level in the corner next to Sears (I think, maybe Dillards) there is an actual massage business, and they do chair massages as well.