Frequently Asked Questions
What are your fees?
See Massage Menu for other massage
options and details. Package discounts
available on the Discounts page.
Do you take VISA or Insurance?
We accept cash, checks or pre-paid PayPal transactions below (for VISA, Master Card, American Express and Discover). Click here.
We do not accept insurance cards or file
insurance claims. Fees are payable by cash
or check at the end of each session unless
prepaid. See Make Appointment
First massage?
Prior to your first massage session Jeff will
listen carefully to your needs, health/fitness
and medical history. This first half-hour assessment is free. The massage process is explained in advance and provided in a cozy, private room with relaxing music. After the session you will be provided any educational or referral resources needed for your healing.
Do I have to take my clothes off?
No. Your comfort, privacy and control over the massage are always primary. Clients are
always draped with a tucked-in cover sheet to allow work on the particular body area at issue. You decide how much clothing to leave on.
"Walking in for the first time, Prairie House Massage shone warmth and openness.
Jeff was very considerate and intentional
about getting to know my body and spirit
before laying a hand on me."
-Liz
"Jeff provides extremely professional care
while conveying a sense of true caring
and concern."
-Sharon, RN
Will the massage hurt?
Not at Prairie House. Some people have had bad experiences with a therapist who
used too much pressure. Sure sign of an amateur, distracted therapist who did not seek feedback from the client, and who was out of
tune with the client's own body responses.
At Prairie House, Jeff always checks with the
client during the massage to assure that
pressure levels are comfortable. His motto
is, "You are in charge of the massage." That
means you control the amount of pressure,
which body areas are worked on, even the
massage table temperature!

"Unlike most commercial salons, Jeff has
such a genuine passion for his job, beliefs
and life in general. He really tries to
individualize every session and treat not
just your sore muscles but you as a
whole person."
-Beth, MD
Prairie House Massage Therapy
(574) 855-0636