The sign on this business says, "Blue Mountain Chiropractic and Dental" which, not gonna lie, made…read moreme wonder if the same person does both? (Am I the only one who thinks that?) The answer: Nope! The businesses just share an office. And what a cute office it is! You'll feel like you're inside a log cabin. I'm visiting Monticello and tweaked my back. I noticed that the open hours for this office were only for one hour on Wednesdays but I figured I'd try my luck and walk in. I was able to be seen right within minutes! I couldn't be happier with the experience. Dr. Maughan and the woman at the front desk are both super nice. The cost was very reasonable. The adjustment was awesome! I also went back the following day for another visit so I'm well on the road to recovery and feeling much better. I will definitely be coming back here when in the area. Dr. Maughan splits his time between his offices in Moab, Monticello and Blanding Utah.

I was on vacation in Mancos and was in need of a chiro and was referred here. They were able to get…read moreme in the same morning which was fantastic as I didn't want any down time in my vacation. Super friendly and professional office.

From the owner: Our mission at 4-Corners Chiropractic LLC is to serve our patients and community with caring and…read moreprofessional service, providing each patient as a unique individual with specific healthcare needs and wants. Our number one purpose is to serve you. It is our belief that our patients need time to obtain a detailed understanding of their individual cases; in addition, we allow enough time to provide a quality treatment every visit and to answer any questions you may have.

Fantastic experience and Timeeka was great! I had lots of chronic issues as well as some soreness…read morefrom hiking. All were adequately addressed. She also provided great info and preventative advice. Overall, friendly, professional, knowledgeable, and skilled. Would 100% recommend to anyone in or rolling through the Page area.

My friend and I were both way past due for some self care. I suggested we have a mini spa day here…read morebefore exploring for the day (although it would've been even better as a nighttime, right before bed ritual). I chose the Hiker's Recovery Deluxe massage ($160 in August 2022) with CBD oil ($20 add-on fee). This was a 2-hour massage, but between falling asleep and being so relaxed, it felt like barely an hour; it went so fast! The massage was very relaxing. The masseuse had great pressure and rhythmic movements. The room temperature was comfortable and the ambience was very chillax. The only thing I remember negatively is that the walls were thin, so I could hear my friend laughing outside the room (after I woke up; I heard nothing when I was asleep). And I swear, that CBD oil takes me all the way out! I want nothing but a bed and a pillow after being CB-rubbeD down. My friend got the 30 minute Salt Room ($20) session and a 60 minute Himalayan Hot Stone massage ($85). She liked her hot stone massage but thoroughly disliked the salt room experience. She stated they put her in a white blow-up tent and she assumes it was just a humidifier or air purifier with salt water. I don't know; I've never done a salt room, so I don't know what the expectation is. Whatever it was, she said hard pass on the salt room. The ladies were very nice and very good at what they do. The next time I'm in the area I'll return for another Hiker's Recovery Deluxe massage.

I've been going to Ivy's Therapy monthly for nearly two years; something I consider a treat to…read moremyself. Wendy and Linda are great massage therapists and hosts; they are friendly, respectful, and generous. The monthly visits help with both my overall physical and mental health. The massage, reflexology, and cupping effectively keep my body from getting sick as well as keep my mental health even. One of the best parts of each month!

Short version: Great massage if you want a quality, fairly priced cupping and Chinese style…read moremassage. Not the place to go to if you don't like very overt displays of Christianity, or if you don't want to be misgendered. Long version: I'd never had a massage before, and wanted to go somewhere where I wouldn't have to spend a fortune. I saw on Ivy's website that they offer 30min back massages for a great price. Perfect! The waiting room is full of religious material (e.g. books), and religious music was playing. While I don't have a problem with religion, this felt like it was leaning more into 'evangelizing' territory, and it was hard to not feel uncomfortable with the whole thing. One of the therapists, Wendy, mentioned finding Jesus to me during the massage. It wasn't too offputting for me and wasn't pushed, but I know plenty of people might feel very uncomfortable about this, especially people with religious trauma, so I think it's important to know this before you head in. I also would not recommend this place for trans clients. The religious atmosphere already worried me in this regard, but being casually misgendered by the therapist in regards to my body, something I was already extremely nervous about, was humiliating. I wasn't exactly shocked by this, and went because I was really in need of a massage and was willing to deal with potential misgendering just to get some relief from muscle tension, but it was still extremely unpleasant and not something I'd want any other trans client to deal with. Unfortunately, it's not really possible to tell if any massage therapist in the area is trans-friendly just based on their websites. To massage therapists - you already do your utmost to help feel clients feel comfortable, so I recommend adding asking for pronouns, or at least avoiding pronouns and gendered terms if you aren't sure. I was also surprised at the massage itself. I went in for general stress/tension/anxiety, and what I really needed was a firm but still gentle massage. What I got was an extremely intense Chinese style massage, and cupping that left me bruised for days. While it was still relaxing afterwards, I wish their website was more clear on what you're in for, as it only mentions 'back massage' under the 'services' tab. The cupping can be overwhelming if you aren't used to pain or aren't prepared for it, as can the gua sha (this is where they take a wooden tool and scrape your skin, including your scalp and head VERY hard). If cupping and/or Chinese style massage is something you're looking for, this is the place to go to. Their rates are good, and they're good at what they do. Just be aware of what you're getting into beforehand.

Massage from Stephanie was what I needed- Thank You Stephanie for the added attention to my neck- I…read moregot it to release the next morning!

Went in for a sports physical, and compared to where we went last year, which was Reliance Medical…read moreGroup, this place was WAY more thorough and advanced. On top of that it costs the same as what Reliance would charge. As soon as we walked in we were seen right away. After the exam the Doctor gave some recommendations on preventative measures for my son's physical health. He suffers from headaches alot and now we know why. This did not happen at Reliance. I am highly satisfied with our visit at Infinite Health.

From the owner: We specialize in Chiropractic Care, Meridian Therapy, and Massage Therapy.read more