Massage Therapy and Bodywork
Massage therapy and bodywork may assist those with pain and dysfunction in their bodies, and it may be a positive addition to those seeking to live a healthy lifestyle. UW Health massage and bodywork therapists work with you to evaluate your needs and assist you in restoring your body to a balanced state.
Massage Therapy Appointments
- (608) 262-WELL (262-9355)
- Fax: (608) 263-6574
Locations
Our Massage Therapists
- Deidre Buckingham, LMT, PTA
- Natasha Bulat, LMT
- Steve Gloe, LMT
- Michael Johnson, MA, LMT, LAT
- Kelly O'Malley, RN, LMT
- Keren Orr, LMT
- Julia Pitz, LMT
- Lisa Resch, LMT
- Tim Schimick, LMT
- Margo Stratton, RN, BSN, LMT
From Our Massage Therapy and Bodywork Patients
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Benefits
Massage therapy and bodywork may offer the following benefits:
- Elimination of stress from your mind and body
- Reduction of muscle tension
- Relief of symptoms of chronic pain
- Increased circulation
- Enhanced immune system function
- Increased awareness of mind/body connection
Massage therapy and bodywork may be beneficial for people with the following conditions and symptoms:
- Arthritis
- Back pain
- Bursitis
- Cancer
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Chronic pain
- Depression
- Digestive disorders
- Fibromyalgia
- Headaches
- Myofascial pain
- Neck pain
- Sports injuries
- Stress
- Tendinitis
- TMJ dysfunction
- Whiplash
Inpatient Massage Therapy
UW Health's Integrative Health program offers massage therapy/bodywork treatments for inpatients. Learn more about our Inpatient Services
Fees
The fee is $85 per one-hour session. Payment at the time of the treatment is required. We accept cash, checks or Visa and MasterCard. Gift certificates are also available. If you have questions regarding insurance coverage for massage therapy/bodywork, please call (608) 265-8349.