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Since 1984 I have had hands on experience, 15 of those years was in owning & operating a 3,900 Sq. Ft. medically oriented Massage Therapy facility, eventually exceeding $500,000 a year in income. All from charging $35.00 to $75.00 per treatment session!! Since then I have been working with massage therapists on their insurance issues on a nationwide basis. We had up to 14 licensed massage therapists, 2 office assistants & my daughter Lori who did all of our insurance billing & collections.

We treated upwards of 500 patient visits a month, (average 28 to 32 patient visits a day), ethically and fairly billing insurance companies for patient services. Over the years, over 175 physicians of all specialties referred patients to us.

In our medically oriented clinic we incorporated a spa like ambience, with a full immersion hydrotherapy tub, infra red sauna unit, as well as passive exercise tables, which we mostly used for rehabilitation purposes, along with other exercise equipment.

The Florida State Massage Therapy Association (FSMTA), hearing of my success, asked me to serve as Insurance Committee Chair in 1989. I still proudly hold that position today. During this time I was happy to be working with our association, lobbyist, attorney and legislators to enact laws that now require massage therapist's to be reimbursed by insurance companies.

I'm a regular columnist for "Massage Today" Newspaper and write articles for the FSMTA "Massage Message Magazine" and the "AMTA Fl Journal".

I guarantee there's no one instructing massage therapists in insurance billing with this level of hands-on experience & knowledge working with medically prescribed, insurance cases.

I do not teach how to get rich. I teach how to increase your income, help others who would otherwise not be able to have your services and to protect our profession!

NO, one does NOT have to be a "certified" or "master" or "medical massage therapist" or anything else to accept physician referrals or to submit claims to insurers' for massage therapy services. What is required is a medical diagnosis by physician's prescription. From time to time some Insurance companies may require state licensure or certification.

I invite you to check other links on my website for insurance & practice building home study courses, live seminars & manuals to enhance your practice & increase your income!!