Benefit Usage

[onebadsun]

Hi everyone,

I recently started a new job and now have a $500 massage allowance as part of my health benefits, which I need to use before the year ends.I’m curious about how these benefits work in different massage settings. Specifically, I’ve noticed that some places offering additional services like happy endings typically operate on a cash-only basis.

My assumption is that these types of services wouldn’t be eligible for reimbursement under health benefits, but I wanted to ask if anyone has experience navigating this. Are there any scenarios where these benefits can be used in such contexts, or is it strictly off-limits?

 

[MyOnlyTime]

Hi everyone,

I recently started a new job and now have a $500 massage allowance as part of my health benefits, which I need to use before the year ends.I’m curious about how these benefits work in different massage settings. Specifically, I’ve noticed that some places offering additional services like happy endings typically operate on a cash-only basis.

My assumption is that these types of services wouldn’t be eligible for reimbursement under health benefits, but I wanted to ask if anyone has experience navigating this. Are there any scenarios where these benefits can be used in such contexts, or is it strictly off-limits?

You have to find the places that your plan covers, and only go there. Most happy ending places will not be on that list, but occasionally you can get lucky. You gotvery little time left to use up those benefits, so get on it! 2 a week minimum.

 

[onebadsun]

You have to find the places that your plan covers, and only go there. Most happy ending places will not be on that list, but occasionally you can get lucky. You gotvery little time left to use up those benefits, so get on it! 2 a week minimum.

I know, with Christmas going to basically take up a weeks worth of time I need to make a mile. I'm with Alberta Blue Cross, any suggestions? I thought about trying SFM but I'd be just guessing at this point

 

[nail1988]

You have to find the places that your plan covers, and only go there. Most happy ending places will not be on that list, but occasionally you can get lucky. You gotvery little time left to use up those benefits, so get on it! 2 a week minimum.

Insurance companies usually have list of RMT's who provide with massage. as per RMT college they not allow to provide with such extra sexual services. and if they get caught say goodbye to your license so RMT isn't going to endanger 2-4 years study .none

 

[MyOnlyTime]

I know, with Christmas going to basically take up a weeks worth of time I need to make a mile. I'm with Alberta Blue Cross, any suggestions? I thought about trying SFM but I'd be just guessing at this point

If the massage provider registered with AB Blue Cross, it’s easy; they submit online while you’re there & you just pay the rest, a small percent. You can find the list of providers on their website once you sign in.