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UW Health SMPH

Massage Therapy and Acupuncture Inpatient Services

Contact Information

Michael Johnson

Integrative Medicine Services Coordinator

(608) 265-8349

mjohnson6@uwhealth.org

M-F 8am-4:30pm

 

Information for Nurses

 

Integrative Medicine Services

Acupuncture

Massage Therapy and Bodywork

 

Integrative Medicine Practitioners

Acupuncturists (Inpatient)

Massage Therapists (Inpatient)

 

How Acupuncture Helps

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Massage therapist and client; UW Health's Integrative Medicine program offers inpatient massage therapyUW Health's Integrative Medicine program offers inpatient acupuncture and massage therapy/bodywork treatments.
 
Treatments require a physician's order.
 
Massage therapy and acupuncture may assist patients in dealing with many issues commonly experienced during a hospital stay, including pain, anxiety, nausea and sleep disturbances.
 
Our therapists work with you to evaluate your needs and assist you in restoring your body to a balanced state.
 
How to Request a Massage Therapy or Acupuncture Session

To request an acupuncture or massage therapy/bodywork session, patients should first speak with their nurse. The nurse will coordinate the request with the patient's attending physician.
Sessions are scheduled  based on the availability of a massage therapist or acupuncturist. Once an order for a session has been entered by the physician, we try to respond to requests within the next 24 hours. Due to limited staff availability at this time, we may not be able to honor all requests.
 
Fees for Inpatient Massage Therapy or Acupuncture Sessions
 
The fees for inpatient massage therapy or acupuncture sessions are:
  • Massage Therapy: $35 for 30 minute session
  • Acupuncture: $70 for one treatment session
Payment at the time of the treatment is required. We accept cash, checks or Visa and MasterCard.