RolfPros Insurance & Discount Policy
Simple. Transparent. Built for Your Recovery.
At RolfPros, we make high-quality Rolfing and complementary alternative medical care accessible without the typical administrative barriers. Instead of navigating insurance codes, denials, or unclear coverage rules, we provide a flat ten-dollar discount for qualifying insurance policyholders. There are no claims, no paperwork, and no waiting periods.
How Our Insurance Discount Works
1. Bring your insurance member ID card to your session.
2. You will receive a ten-dollar discount off the standard $155 Rolfing session fee.
This discount is available to policyholders with:
Cigna
Aetna
United Healthcare
Kaiser Permanente
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield
American Specialty Health Network
Although many insurance plans do not fully recognize Rolfing®, it can be classified under CPT 97140 (manual therapy) or CPT 97124 (massage therapy) and may include advanced modalities such as LightForce® laser therapy or Reactive Neuromuscular Training. Our discount provides clear and immediate savings without relying on insurance reimbursement.
RolfPros Official Insurance Discount Policy
Standard Rolfing Session Fee: $155
Insurance Discount: $10
Discounted Rate: $145
Initial Evaluation Session (Recover Right Assessment): $125 (not discounted)
Each Recover Right session includes:
Rolfing Therapy
FMS Functional Movement Screen
LightForce XPI Class IV laser therapy
Kinesiology taping (when appropriate)
Reactive Neuromuscular Training (RNT) for improved movement control mobility and stability
All services are bundled into one transparent fee with no additional charges.
HSA and FSA Accepted
Health Savings Accounts (HSA) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) may be used for all Rolfing and Recover Right integrated treatment sessions.
Why We Keep This Simple
Your recovery should not involve administrative complications. Our flat discount structure removes the need for pre-authorizations, claims, codes, appeals, reimbursement delays, or unexpected costs. You receive consistent pricing and evidence-guided care supported by advanced tools such as the LightForce XPI Class IV laser and neuromuscular retraining.
Insurance and Rolfing FAQ
1. Is Rolfing a medical expense?
In many cases, yes. Rolfing is commonly eligible for FSA or HSA spending, but confirm this with your plan administrator. Some plans may request a physician’s note documenting medical necessity under CPT 97140 or CPT 97124.
2. Can massage therapy be written off on taxes?
Possibly. When a licensed physician provides a prescription indicating therapeutic manual therapy or massage is medically necessary, the cost may qualify as a deductible medical expense. Keep receipts and documentation in case verification is required.
3. Does Medicare or Medicaid cover Rolfing?
No. Medicare and Medicaid do not provide coverage for Rolfing®. Clients using these programs may still benefit from our services and standard discounts, but reimbursement is not available.
4. Is Rolfing eligible for FSA or HSA use?
Most FSA and HSA plans allow funds to be used for Rolfing. Confirm details with your plan issuer. Some plans require a physician’s note documenting medical necessity, typically associated with CPT 97140 or CPT 97124.
5. Does insurance cover Rolfing?
Coverage varies by policy. Not all practitioners bill insurance directly, and many insurers limit coverage to services provided by physicians, chiropractors, or physical therapists. Some plans permit a set number of visits and may require prior approval.
At RolfPros, we offer a consistent ten-dollar discount and provide detailed receipts for clients who wish to submit them to their insurer.