essential oils, Testimonials, & Health Savings Accounts
M'Liss' clients say:
- "That's the BEST massage I've ever had!"
- "Stress? What stress?"
-"Do you see my ankles and feet? The inflammation is already down after Lymph Massage."
-"I can breathe now after you performed lymphatic massage on my face."
-"I have more range of motion in my shoulders than before the massage."
-"You have magic hands!"
-"Ayurvedic massage was relaxing and helped me go inward."
doTERRA essential oils
M’Liss is a doTERRA Wellness Advocate utilizing essential oils in her massages. She can advise you on any doTERRA product, available for sale to better your overall health.
HSA or FSA?
A Health Savings Account (HSA) or a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) are accounts created for individuals to save for qualifying medical expenses that their insurance plans do not cover.
Using HSA/FSA funds for massage...
1. Visit your primary care physician and let them know you want to use some of your money for massages if you have an acute or chronic condition.
2. Your primary care physician will need to address three areas of information on the prescription:
- Medical necessity: WHY do you need massage (ex: to relieve shoulder pain)?
- Frequency: HOW MANY sessions (ex: minimum of two sessions per month)?
- Duration: HOW LONG (ex: minimum of 3 months)?
Keep your prescription for documentation of the expense. Bring your FlexCard (if you have one) to pay for your next massage. If you don't have a FlexCard, just pay for your massage and turn in your receipt for reimbursement. You cannot include tips or gratuities with HSA funds.