Advanced Rolfing®  Portland

Be Proactive

Contact your insurance company with this question:

“Under what circumstances do you cover the services of a licensed massage therapist?”

Often but not always insurance companies require a prescription for Rolfing sessions. If needed, ask your licensed primary health care provider to write a prescription for you. I am also happy to provide you with the names of providers who are familiar with Rolfing and my work.

If a prescription is needed for coverage, please give your provider this script request form and tell them to include the following information:

• A diagnosis with ICD-9 code/s (they will know what this is)
• A prescription for treatment with CPT code/s (again your provider will know what these are). I generally bill for Rolfing under the following codes:
  • Myofascial Release (97140)
  • Neuromuscular Re-education (97112)
  • Massage Treatment (97214)

It is best to get a prescription for multiple sessions. The goal of Rolfing is to create long lasting structural change in the body and this is best achieved over a series of sessions—traditionally 10.

Please let me know if I can provide any further information for you about Rolfing and insurance coverage.