Optimize combines massage therapy, orthopedic testing, corrective exercise, and employee education to stimulate a culture of wellness in your workplace. Our goal is to maximize workforce efficiency through employee education and bodywork.

Our therapists are trained to assess potential body mechanic issues and provide therapy tailored to the specific needs of the individual. This yields useful information for business management; revealing potential work-related injuries due to improper body mechanics or repetitive strain. We make regular trips to a business to check-in with each employee, assessing body mechanics and workstation ergonomics.

Investing in massage for your workforce communicates to potential employees that your company is actively invested in the health, well-being, and prosperity of their employees.

Get in touch with us to discuss competitive rates for:

  • Full or half-day chair massage opportunities in your workplace,
  • Corrective exercise recommendations for employees, and/or
  • “Lunch n’ Learn” classes to help keep employees informed on how to avoid injury and ease sore areas.

We invest in the success of your company and believe that establishing a culture of wellness-based efficiency leads to reduced turnover and increased worker satisfaction.

Chair Massage in the News

There are many reasons you might want workplace chair massage for your company. A 2016 Forbes article by Raquel Baldelomar explains:

[… A] growing body of research now indicates that massage can help boost your immune system. If you want to avoid taking time off for being sick and stay healthy during cold and flu season, scheduling a weekly massage may help. Having a massage on a regular basis increases the activity level of the body’s white blood cells that fight viruses. 2

She also states:

For the past 20 years, there have been studies linking massage to improved brainpower and productivity. That may explain why roughly 11% of companies offered workplace massages to employees in 2015 and 3% of companies planned to add corporate massage in the next 12 months, according to a survey by the Society for Human Resource Management. 2

An article by Jeanne Troncao, MS, LMT featured on livestrong.com states “Workplace massage can help reduce employee stress while improving overall job satisfaction.”

Here some additional resources on the effectiveness and economy of massage therapy for your workforce.

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