Massage Therapy and bodywork have a substantial effect on the body systems, so its important for your therapist to know about any conditions, like cardiovascular disease, recent injuries, or Diabetes, etc. so your medical history allows them to discuss any possible contraindications for you. And that way they can give you the safest treatment that has the fewest risks and the greatest benefits.
Yes! Therapeutic massage has been shown to reduce blood pressure. Make sure you inform your Therapist of all medical conditions so they can adjust their treatment accordingly. You should be asked to fil out an intake form before the massage, if they do not request that you fill out some type of medical history go somewhere else they are not likely providing Therapeutic massage.
Massage coding is a system used to fill out form for insurance reimbursment. In other words, its the language of insurance companies so they understand the services rendered (massage therapy) so clients can have their insurance cover the costs of their massage.
Nope.
All medical forms will vary by employer. You will need to contact your Human Resources department to find out what forms you will need to fill out for reimbursement.
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I would recommend going to the medical insurance companies websites themselves to find information on forms to fill out. You can usually download these for free.
You may fill them out in advance, but DO NOT sign themuntil you are in the presence of the Notary.
Health and personal history is needed so the agency knows your blood may or may not contain diseases.
Live Preview will show you how a fill color will look before it is applied.
If you are taking any medications you should inform your dentist prior to your appointment. Usually it is asked when you go in and fill out a questionnaire about any relevant medical history.
Yes
Medicare does not cover vision