Your Roadmap to Accepting Insurance as a Massage Therapist
A trail guide to Personal Injury Protection, workers' compensation, and private insurance credentialing — free to download.
Figuring out how to get paid by insurance as a massage therapist can feel like there's no map at all — the information is scattered, it's different in every state, and every insurance company does things a little differently. This free guide won't answer every question, but it will show you where to start and in what order.
You'll get a general roadmap of the three main paths — starting with the easiest to tackle first — plus how to actually file a claim once you've provided care. Think of it as your trailhead, not the whole map: enough to know what to search for next, without getting lost before you even begin.
What's inside:
The easiest starting point: how Personal Injury Protection (PIP) works after auto accidents, with no formal application required
A general roadmap for workers' compensation, including how to find your own state's specific process
The longer path: private insurance credentialing, including what an NPI number and CAQH profile actually are
A sample list of insurance companies known to include massage therapy in at least some of their plans
How to actually file a claim once you've provided a session — codes, forms, and where each type of claim goes
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