Veterans Massage Therapy in Seattle
We see veterans through VA Community Care. We're an in-network provider, we bill the VA directly, and we know the process, so you can focus on feeling better.
A veteran through VA Community Care? We've got you.
- We're a VA Community Care Network provider. We treat veterans regularly and know how the VA works.
- We bill the VA directly. For care authorized through Community Care, most veterans pay nothing out of pocket.
- We handle the paperwork. We're used to the VA and TriWest process, so you don't have to chase it.
- We treat the problem, not just the tension. Every therapist here has a clinical background in injury and pain recovery.
How massage through VA Community Care works
VA Community Care lets you get certain care in the community instead of at a VA facility. The VA authorizes it, and providers like us who are in the network see you and bill the VA for the care.
Here's the short version: the VA sets up your Community Care authorization, you book with us, and we bill the VA (through TriWest, which runs Community Care in our region) directly. Most veterans pay nothing out of pocket. If you're partway through the process and not sure what comes next, call us. We do this often and can point you in the right direction.
What we help veterans with
- Chronic pain that hasn't let up
- Old injuries that never fully settled
- Nerve pain and radiating symptoms
- Muscle tension and stress
We treat these with deep tissue massage, myofascial release, and neuromuscular therapy, matched to what your body needs.
Clinical massage, not just a spa hour
A lot of the veterans we see have carried something for years, an old injury, a bad back, chronic tension that no amount of rest touches. Our therapists come from clinical backgrounds, so we start with an assessment and work on the actual problem: releasing the muscle guarding, breaking down old scar tissue, and getting range of motion back. We check in and adjust as you go, and we're glad to coordinate with your VA care team or any other providers you're seeing.
What our clients say
"Maxwell Massage has been instrumental with my recovery process from a workplace neck injury. Their team offers outstanding care and support."
—T.S.
"She addressed my issues and relieved much stress and pain in my body. Her assessment is very professional and she has a lovely bedside manner. I felt well taken care of and safe in her hands."
—T.N.
"I'm a massage therapist myself, and I can say with authority she's one of the best in the city. She's warm, kind, and professional."
—K.K.
"I had an amazing experience and left feeling much better. Staff really took time to listen and show compassion."
—M.F.
Our massage therapists
Everyone on our team comes from a clinical background, so injury and pain work is what we do:
Frequently asked questions
Q: Do you see veterans through VA Community Care?
Yes. We're a VA Community Care Network provider and treat veterans regularly. We're experienced working with the VA, so we handle the billing and coordination for you.
Q: How does massage through VA Community Care work?
Your care is authorized by the VA through Community Care. Once that's in place, you book with us as an in-network provider and we bill the VA directly. Not sure where you are in the process? Call us and we'll help you sort out the next step.
Q: Does it cost me anything?
We bill the VA directly for care authorized through Community Care, and most veterans pay nothing out of pocket. Any cost depends on your VA eligibility, which the VA determines.
Q: Do you work with TriWest?
Yes. In our region, VA Community Care is administered by TriWest, and we bill through them. You don't have to manage any of that.
Q: What do you treat for veterans?
Chronic pain, back and neck pain, old injuries that never fully settled, and general muscle tension. Every therapist here comes from a clinical background.
Q: I'm not sure if I'm approved for massage through the VA. Can you help?
Give us a call. We're used to the Community Care process and can help you figure out where you stand and what to bring to get started.
Q: What should I bring to my first appointment?
Your VA Community Care authorization or referral details and a photo ID. That's what we need to confirm your care and bill the VA.
Thank you for your service
We're at 100 Wall St in Seattle. We see veterans through VA Community Care and bill the VA directly, so you can focus on feeling better.