Original Medicare (Parts A and B) doesn’t cover massage therapy by a licensed massage therapist, as Medicare considers this an “alternative treatment” that isn’t medically necessary.

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For massage therapy to qualify, a doctor must order it to treat a specific health condition, and a state-licensed therapist must administer the treatment. This article explores the technique of ...