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    Blue Star Spa

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 9:30 am - 10:00 pm

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    Therapeutic massage

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    11 months ago

    Very friendly service and excellent massage! I have gone probably five times. Never had to wait. Full release of tension and stiffness.

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    4.3
    (32 reviews)
    1.5 mi

    This was my 3rd visit (on 3/31/26) with Oasis Massage and I don't know how but each time I come it…read morefeels better and better. Stress and worries leave my body as soon as I step into the front door. And that's before I even start my massage! The ambiance and cozy vibes are immaculate; the plants and decorations create good Qi (energy) and I already know from the get go that my experience will be relaxing. And it was. I had a 60 Min Full Body Swedish Massage ($70 cash, $75 card). My masseuse did a wonderful job. I felt safe, relaxed, and well care for the whole time. Since I've come before I knew what to expect, but my masseuse still explained and checked in with me regarding her pressure. I appreciated her communication! It can be intimidating having to undress and get under a blanket (especially if it's your first time), but the staff here has always been respectful throughout the whole massage before AND after. Giving me time to undress & knocking on the door asking if it's ok to come in. Very respectful and kind! I've had 3 different ladies for each of my visits (I need to write their names down so I can give recognition!) but wow they all have magic hands! If it's your first time getting a massage just kindly let the staff know! They will help take care of you and walk you through it. Overall I highly recommend Oasis Massage to anyone, especially if you're wanting an affordable massage & to feel like you're in heaven ‍‍‍

    Few weeks ago, we had 60 minute couple massage done here in Saturday morning. Once you arrived, you…read moreneed to pay for the fee first. The front desk lead you to the room, where you undress and leave your belongings in designated box. I was surpised that therapist did not ask us what areas to massage and have paper to circle, how much pressure to apply like all other massage businesses I've been to. It felt nice to hot stones and warm towels towards the ending of our massage. The lady gave us a small bottle of water to drink after. The staff were pleasant and nice.

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    Treatment Room. Heated blanket. Relaxing music. Cozy vibes.
    Treatment Room. Heated blanket. Relaxing music. Cozy vibes.
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    Elements Massage

    Elements Massage

    3.8
    (57 reviews)
    2.9 mi
    $$

    I've been to a couple different Elements Massage (Lake Oswego, Tanasbourne) for MEDICAL MASSAGE,…read morewith focus on both legs and feet for lower peripheral neuropathy along with some lower back pain and muscle tension and cramping issues from a laminectomy at L3 as well. Out of every treatment option under the sun, massage therapy is the most useful. No drugs, PT or surgery even come close toward relief and recovery after over six years of dealing with my conditions. Sadly most insurance doesn't cover massage or has very limited visits per year so it gets expensive fast, even though my doctors would prescribe it perpetually for the medical benefits if I requested it. My latest visit at Tanasbourne in late April of 2024 was 90 minutes with Kat, she did a fantastic job, dug in deep with hard pressure as I prefer, light massage does nothing for severe neuropathy and preventing debilitating muscle cramping. Deep tissue is the way to go, on scale of 4-5 with 5 being hard pressure pain in a good way, she put in a solid 3-4. PROS: - Have always had great DEEP TISSUE massages every visit by a man or woman, therapists have been well qualified. - Every visit the massage therapist listened and focused on the areas requested (after years of severe neuropathy I know where to focus). - ALWAYS feel better after a deep, and sometimes painful massage, the kind where it hurts so good. - All professional, no feeling of being uncomfortable or pressured to tip. - Clean and modern facilities. - Mellow typical massage music. - Tables that raise and lower and are heated. - Can usually accommodate a quick same day schedule. - Most locations are easily accessible and disabled friendly. CONS: - No direct billing to insurance (some locations used to do this, but stopped), but can provide you with an invoice. - Does not provide a hot moist towel at end like many places do to wipe off any lingering lotion or oil, even though they have them and sometimes use them during your massage. Even less fancy places provide a dry towel. Nothing here, I guess you could use the massage table sheets. - Massage oil or lotion had a slight scent, nothing unpleasant or too strong, but noticeable. - Encourages tipping, even for medical massage (which shouldn't be required). ... While I don't mind tipping a little for Medical Massage, it is often deemed as necessary by medical professionals, just like Physical Therapy. Some massage therapist charge a higher rate for 'Medical Massage' and therefore make note that gratuity is not necessary as it's basically included in the rate. The benefits towards positive health with massage is far greater than the world, insurance or science might document, sort of like chiropractors, even though many insurance are starting to accept them now as legitimate practice. I mean, we don't tip chiropractors, PT, primary care doctors or surgeons?!? Some chiropractors have onsite massage, but my luck with finding a good deep tissue massage therapist through a chiropractor has yet to happen, probably because it's a lot of work and requires a lot of strength and stamina to dig in deep. Solution -- establishments need to pay their massage therapist a far better base rate, then tipping wouldn't be even be a question. My guess is that most chiropractors and massage studios don't pay their therapist a higher rate for 'Medical Massage' grade therapy, when they should ... The industry needs to change their mindset. SUMMARY: Elements seems to hire qualified massage therapists, no complaints there. Rates are on the higher side. Biggest downside is on the corporation as a whole being too lazy and cheap to bill insurance directly and not paying extra to their therapist for Medical Massage, and of course no towels for cleaning yourself up before exiting.

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    Just one of our eight treatment rooms.
    Just one of our eight treatment rooms.
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