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Massage Therapy Pro Services

Austin, TX 78701

RECEIPT

#REC-2026-001

DescriptionQtyRateAmount
Swedish massage — 60 min1$90.00$90.00
Aromatherapy upgrade1$15.00$15.00
Total Paid$105.00

Why Massage Therapy Receipts Are Essential

A massage therapy receipt does more than confirm payment. For many clients, it's the key document they need to get reimbursed through their health savings account (HSA), flexible spending account (FSA), or insurance plan. Without a properly formatted receipt that includes your credentials and service description, their reimbursement claim will be denied.

Professional receipts also support your practice management. They create a financial paper trail for tax purposes, document the services provided at each visit, and give you data to analyze revenue by service type, session length, and payment method.

What to Include on a Massage Therapy Receipt

  • Provider information — your full name, business name, address, phone, LMT license number, and NPI if applicable
  • Client name — the person who received the service (important for insurance and HSA/FSA claims)
  • Date of service — when the session took place
  • Service description — modality performed and session duration
  • CPT code — if the client needs it for insurance submission (97140 for manual therapy)
  • Amount charged and paid — with payment method noted
  • Provider signature or digital attestation — some insurance plans and HSA administrators require this

Best Practices for Massage Therapy Receipts

Format your receipts to double as superbills for insurance purposes. Include your NPI, the CPT code, diagnosis code (if provided by a referring physician), and the number of treatment units. Clients who self-submit to insurance will thank you, and it reduces the number of follow-up calls asking you to reformat documentation.

For HSA/FSA claims, the receipt must show that the service was medically necessary. A description like "therapeutic massage — 60 minutes, deep tissue, treatment of chronic lumbar pain" is more likely to be approved than simply "massage — $80." Use clinical language.

Provide receipts immediately after each session, even if the client seems like they don't need one. Many clients realize weeks later that they need documentation for reimbursement and will contact you for a copy. Proactively providing receipts saves both of you time.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Massage Therapy Receipts

What information do HSA/FSA administrators require on massage therapy receipts?

HSA/FSA administrators typically require: provider name and credentials (LMT license number), provider address and phone number, client name, date of service, description of the service using medical terminology, CPT code if available, and the amount paid. Some administrators also require a letter of medical necessity from a physician.

Should massage therapy receipts include CPT codes?

Including CPT codes on receipts is helpful for clients who submit to insurance or HSA/FSA plans. The most common code is 97140 (manual therapy techniques). If you are not billing insurance directly, you can include the CPT code as a courtesy to help clients with self-submission. Check your state's scope of practice to ensure you're authorized to use these codes.

How should I handle tips on massage therapy receipts?

If the client tips via credit card, show the service amount, tip, and total on separate lines. For cash tips, they don't appear on the receipt. Importantly, tips should NOT be included in the amount submitted for insurance or HSA/FSA reimbursement — only the service fee is eligible. Make this distinction clear on the receipt.

Do I need to provide receipts for gifted or prepaid massage sessions?

Yes. When a prepaid package session is redeemed, provide a receipt showing the session date, service performed, and the value of that session. Note that it was part of a prepaid package and reference the original purchase date. The person who bought the gift may need the purchase receipt for their own records, while the recipient needs session receipts for any insurance purposes.

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