We are accepting No-Fault and Workers Comp insurance 
Before scheduling your first massage, please submit the secure form below and submit. 
We will be contacting you when verification process is completed.  
This process might take 1~2 business days. Mahalo for your patience 


​NO-FAULT AUTO INSURANCE & WORKERS' COMP ACCEPTED with NO CHARGE TO YOU. There's no waiting list, we can start your treatment immediately.


​A prescription from a medical doctor is required for massage therapy and/or acupuncture to be covered.  We have more than 20 massage practitioners and an acupuncturists. If you have any questions regarding insurance massage, please feel free to call to 808 722 3038 

How do I start Treatment? *
​( please follow the steps 1-2-3 )

We are very sorry you are in pain but we kindly ask you to follow the steps 1,2,3 ! 
Your massage will not be covered by your insurance without verlificaton process.  
Mahalo for your corporation. 
  1. Ask your doctor to give you a prescription for massage and/or acupuncture.
  2. Contact at 722-3038  Please have form filled out (Insurance Intake form located below) and current prescription ready. 
  3. We will call you to schedule your appointment once we have verified that you are covered. 

Call Us TODAY! (808) 722-3038 ( No fault/Workers comp) 


Why Massage Therapy?

Right after your injury, massage therapy can help you recover by helping to restore balance to your autonomic nervous system. Relaxing techniques, like Swedish massage can help reverse the effects that the shock and trauma of a car accident can have on your nervous system. Massage also promotes circulation of both blood and lymph, which can help manage the swelling that usually comes with car accident injuries. 

Can I expect relief right away?

Yes. Massage therapy can bring immediate relief although permanent pain-free healing is usually a series of treatments away because injured muscles return to normal slowly. 

How does trauma effect muscles? Why is massage necessary?

When the body is exposed to trauma, the muscles contact to protect themselves from injury and to hold joints and other fragile body parts in stable positions to prevent injury. When the threat is no longer present, the body is often unable to release those muscles and they stay tight. Massage therapy is often needed to remind the body that it is safe now to let those muscles loose.