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The Bend massage guide · checked October 13, 2026

Massage in Bend

Where to go for a knot that will not quit, a quiet hour in a robe, sore feet after Smith Rock, or a massage tonight at 8. With real posted prices, who bills insurance, and what to ask before you book.

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The blue front door of Bodywork of Bend on NE 4th Street Therapeutic Local pick
Photo: Bodywork of Bend

Downtown + central

Bodywork of Bend

A veteran team that bills insurance

See booking site for current rates

A dedicated massage practice in a house on NE 4th Street with tenured therapists. Deep tissue, Swedish, sports, hot stone, cupping, craniosacral, and prenatal and postpartum massage with a full body-cushion system for every trimester. Packages of four or six sessions.

  • Bills insurance
  • Car accident (PIP)
  • Prenatal
  • Sports + deep tissue

Good to know. Bills some Blue Cross Blue Shield and select PacificSource plans, plus car accident (PIP) and workers’ comp claims. No same-room couples massage, but two people can book at the same time in separate rooms. 24 hours’ notice to cancel.

335 NE 4th St, Bend, OR 97701

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Therapeutic

Downtown + central

Earth Body Massage & Skincare

Deep tissue with the extras included

$105 / 60 min · $145 / 90 min

One price covers deep tissue, Swedish and cupping, with warm towels and hot stones. Therapists list sports, craniosacral, Lomi Lomi, TMJ, hip mobility and prenatal work, and one has been massaging in Bend since 1999. There is a head spa and skincare too.

  • Bills insurance
  • Prenatal
  • Sports + deep tissue

Good to know. Insurance billing is available; they bill out of network for plans they are not in. Call, email or text to book.

447 NE Greenwood Ave, Bend, OR 97701

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The bright waiting area at Roam Massage Therapy Therapeutic
Photo: Roam Massage Therapy

Downtown + central

Roam Massage Therapy

Clinical work with spa comfort

$110 / 60 min · $140 / 90 min · first visit $85

Sports, deep tissue and trigger point, gua sha and scraping, prenatal and postnatal, and grief massage. Cupping, hot stone, Active Release and IASTM are included at no extra cost. The therapist has worked inside Central Oregon’s hospital system and with sports teams.

  • Prenatal
  • Sports + deep tissue

Good to know. Inside Bend Lash Studio, with parking on every side of the building. Wear athletic shorts for a sports session.

265 NW Franklin Ave, Suite 101, Bend, OR 97703

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A Thai massage stretch on a floor mat at Spectrum Massage Therapy Therapeutic
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East + north

Spectrum Massage Therapy

Thai massage and insurance billing

$135+ / 60 min cash pay

Katy Nevinsky blends Eastern and Western work: therapeutic and sports massage, Thai massage on the floor, foot reflexology, myofascial release, prenatal, craniosacral and hospice or palliative massage. She also brings chair and table massage to offices and retreats.

  • Bills insurance
  • Car accident (PIP)
  • HSA / FSA
  • Prenatal
  • Sports + deep tissue
  • Comes to you

Good to know. Takes PacificSource Commercial (not OHP), Regence BCBS of Oregon, car accident and workers’ comp, and HSA or FSA cards. Mobile trips add $2 a mile past the travel zone.

20340 Empire Ave, Suite E3, Bend, OR 97703

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A therapist working on a runner’s calf Therapeutic
Photo: Action Dynamix Massage

Westside + NWX

Action Dynamix Massage

Sports, TMJ and medical massage

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Sports and deep tissue have been the core here for more than ten years, blending trigger point, myofascial release, stretching, gua sha and cupping. There are dedicated 60-minute TMJ sessions for headaches, jaw and neck pain, plus craniosacral and prenatal.

  • Bills insurance
  • Sports + deep tissue

Good to know. Send the new-client insurance form first. Their biller emails your coverage and booking instructions.

628 NW York Dr, Suite 205, Bend, OR 97703

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The front door of Cascade Massage Therapy near the Old Mill Therapeutic
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Old Mill + south

Cascade Massage Therapy

Seven days a week, two westside studios

$110 / 60 min · $150 / 90 min · $70 / 30 min

Founded in 2005, with studios a mile apart: one by the Old Mill on Industrial Way and one at 1011 SW Emkay Drive. Deep tissue, sports, cupping, myofascial, prenatal and facial massage are all the same price, and two-hour sessions are $225.

  • Car accident (PIP)
  • Prenatal
  • Sports + deep tissue
  • Open Sundays

Good to know. Bills auto insurance for accident injuries with a prescription. Craniosacral is $130 for 60 minutes and requires an hour on your first visit.

805 SW Industrial Way, Suite 8, Bend, OR 97702

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A massage table set up on the lawn in Drake Park Therapeutic
Photo: Halcyon Bodyworks

Old Mill + south

Halcyon Bodyworks

All-inclusive sessions, studio or at home

All-inclusive pricing. See site

Relaxation, hot stone, deep tissue, cupping, prenatal, neuromuscular, craniosacral, fascia blasting and Reiki, with add-ons built into the price. Their mobile team sets up at homes, vacation rentals, offices and retreats from Sisters to Sunriver.

  • Bills insurance
  • Car accident (PIP)
  • Prenatal
  • Comes to you

Good to know. Accepts insurance once approved; start with their verification form. Car accident claims too.

224 SE Miller Ave, Suite 2, Bend, OR 97702

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Daisha Peters of Central Oregon Massage & Esthetics Therapeutic
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Downtown + central

Central Oregon Massage & Esthetics

Sports massage plus a facial

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Daisha Peters is both a licensed massage therapist and esthetician. Sports and injury work with cupping, trigger point and myofascial release, prenatal massage, and organic skincare in the same visit.

  • Car accident (PIP)
  • Prenatal
  • Sports + deep tissue

Good to know. Accepts personal injury (PIP) insurance with a provider referral.

719 NW Hill St, Bend, OR 97703

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A treatment room at EarthTouch Therapeutic Massage Therapeutic
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Sunriver + out of town

EarthTouch Therapeutic Massage

Ashiatsu and advanced bodywork

See booking site

A long-running team with a deep bench of techniques: Ashiatsu (barefoot massage from above), myofascial release, table Thai, hot basalt stones and prenatal work.

  • Prenatal
  • Sports + deep tissue
  • Couples or side-by-side

Good to know. Simultaneous sessions are booked at the Bend office and couples sessions at the Sunriver office.

Offices in Bend and Sunriver

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A guest relaxing during a massage at Jinsei Spa Day spa Local pick
Photo: Jinsei Spa

Downtown + central

Jinsei Spa

A classic spa massage downtown

$130 / 60 min · $175 / 90 min

A full-service day spa on Newport Avenue since 2005, with men’s and women’s locker rooms, a relaxation room and a small co-ed steam room. Restorative and therapeutic massage, prenatal ($140), and cupping massage ($145). Add a scalp massage, hot stones or CBD oil.

  • Prenatal
  • Steam or sauna

Good to know. Arrive early to use the steam room. Closed Sundays.

Hours Mon 10–5, Tue to Thu 10–6, Fri and Sat 10–5

118 NW Newport Ave, Bend, OR 97703

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A guest in a spa robe at Anjou Spa Day spa
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Westside + NWX

Anjou Spa

Couples and a long spa day

Therapeutic $160 / 60 min · $200 / 90 min

A northwest Bend wellness spa. The custom massage comes with hot stone accents, hot towels and aromatherapy; the Therapeutic Renewal adds cupping and CBD cream. Couples massage is $280 for 60 minutes, and the Anjou Affair suite adds a foot soak, steam and hot sand sauna.

  • Couples or side-by-side
  • Prenatal
  • Steam or sauna
  • Open Sundays

Good to know. Couples and the Mother Love prenatal massage ($145, 60 minutes only) must be booked by phone. Open seven days.

Hours Daily, about 8:30 or 9 am to 6 pm

1835 NW Pence Ln, Bend, OR 97703

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The curtained massage suites at The NOW Day spa
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Westside + NWX

The NOW Massage Bend

A polished boutique massage

See menu. Memberships available

A boutique chain with curtained suites on Century Drive. Signature, energy-balancing and The Stretch (sports-inspired) massages, with add-ons like deep tissue, gliding cupping and crystal hot stones. Prenatal Glow is for 12 weeks and up.

  • Walk-ins / same day
  • Prenatal
  • Sports + deep tissue

Good to know. Walk-ins welcome but booking ahead is smarter. Cancel at least 12 hours out or pay 50 percent.

210 SW Century Dr, Suite 155, Bend, OR 97702

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A group massage room with side-by-side tables at LuLu Pure Massage Value Local pick
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Downtown + central

LuLu Pure Massage & Wellness

Tonight, at a fair price

$70 / 60 min Swedish · $80 deep tissue

Open every day until 9:30 pm, walk-ins welcome, and hot stones are free with any full-body massage. Couples ($140 / 60 min), four-hands, a foot and body combo, foot reflexology from $40, prenatal up to 34 weeks ($100), and a dry sauna for $20.

  • Walk-ins / same day
  • Open after 7 pm
  • Open Sundays
  • Couples or side-by-side
  • Prenatal
  • Steam or sauna

Good to know. Text them for a same-day slot. They usually answer within minutes during business hours.

Hours Daily 9:30 am to 9:30 pm

1195 NW Wall St, Suite B, Bend, OR 97703

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A hot stone massage at May Spa Value
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East + north

May Spa

Chinese foot and body massage, open late

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Traditional Chinese foot and body massage, plus Swedish, deep tissue and hot stone, from 9 am to 9 pm seven days a week.

  • Walk-ins / same day
  • Open after 7 pm
  • Open Sundays
  • HSA / FSA

Good to know. Takes HSA cards but does not bill insurance. Gift cards are fully refundable.

Hours Daily 9 am to 9 pm

NE Bend

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A foot massage with warm oil Value
Photo: Elegant Massage

Old Mill + south

Elegant Massage

A combo of body, feet and scalp

$75 / 60 min · $50 / 30 min

Full-body massage from $50 for 30 minutes to $145 for two hours, with hot rocks, heated pads and infrared lamps included. The combination massage ($80 for 70 minutes) adds a foot soak, reflexology, scalp and face. Couples and four-hand sessions too.

  • Couples or side-by-side
  • Sports + deep tissue

Good to know. Foot massage alone is $40 for 30 minutes.

875 SE 3rd St, Suite 100, Bend, OR 97702

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A reflexology foot massage Value
Photo: Summit Spa

Westside + NWX

Summit Spa

Foot massage on the westside

Call for rates

Swedish, deep tissue, hot stone, couples and foot massage with reflexology, warm towels and aromatherapy, off Mount Washington Drive.

  • Couples or side-by-side

Good to know. Wear loose clothes for a foot session.

745 NW Mount Washington Dr, Suite 205, Bend, OR 97703

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Feet Local pick

Downtown + central

SOLE Footbar

Feet after a big day on the trail

$90 / 60-min foot · $100 / 60-min full body

Bend’s foot sanctuary on Galveston: signature foot soaks, aromatherapy foot and lower-leg massage with head, neck and shoulder work, and 60 or 90 minutes of full-body massage. Treatments for two come with a complimentary mimosa.

  • Couples or side-by-side

Good to know. Closed Sunday and Monday. Opens at 11 am other days.

Hours Tue to Sat from 11 am

1354 NW Galveston Ave, Bend, OR 97703

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Feet

East + north

Bend Reflexology & Therapeutic Massage

Full reflexology sessions

See booking site

Jana DuMond is a licensed massage therapist and reflexologist with about 30 years of experience, working every point on both feet, and sometimes hands and ears. Massage and red light therapy too.

  • Comes to you

Good to know. Sessions at her home office or yours.

Home office in Bend, or in your home

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Lymphatic

Downtown + central

Scar + Lymph Wellness

Post-surgery swelling and scars

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Michelle Licha-Oros is a certified Manual Lymphatic Drainage and Lymphedema Therapist who has practiced since 2006. Gentle lymph work and scar tissue therapy after surgery, injury, radiation or breast cancer treatment.

Good to know. Lymphatic drainage can start as early as 48 hours after surgery, with your surgeon’s OK.

131 NW Hawthorne Ave, #205, Bend, OR 97703

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A therapist standing among junipers near Bend Lymphatic
Photo: Balance Bodywork + Wellness

Old Mill + south

Balance Bodywork + Wellness

Lymphatic drainage with a LymphStar

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Lymphatic decongestive therapy that pairs manual drainage with the LymphStar Pro device, plus craniosacral therapy, therapeutic massage and Reiki, inside the Bend Wellness Collective.

  • HSA / FSA

Good to know. No direct insurance billing, but they provide a superbill you can submit yourself. HSA accepted.

19800 Village Office Ct, Suite 102, Bend, OR 97702

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Lymphatic

Westside + NWX

The Good Wellness

Brazilian lymphatic in NorthWest Crossing

$190 / 60-min body treatment

Brazilian lymphatic drainage: firmer, sculpting strokes than standard lymph work. Body treatments, a face and body signature ($240) and a pregnancy body treatment ($190).

  • Prenatal

Good to know. Owner Devan Fine trained in COCC’s massage program and specializes in lymphatic work.

2855 NW Crossing Dr, Suite 204, Bend, OR 97703

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Mobile

Sunriver + out of town

Mountain Sky Massage

Thai and sports massage at home

See booking site

A mobile service from a COCC-trained therapist with a sports medicine background and Thai massage certification. Therapeutic, deep tissue, Thai, sports and Swedish, with cupping, hot stone and topicals as add-ons. Event massage for teams.

  • Comes to you
  • Sports + deep tissue

Good to know. Book online. He brings the table.

Mobile around Bend

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Mobile

East + north

Bend Holistic Healing

Massage with an Ayurvedic angle

Mobile $130 / 60 min · studio 90 min $135

Sally Champa has more than 20 years of experience with structural bodywork, deep tissue, Ayurveda and Pilates, and offers both studio and mobile sessions.

  • Comes to you

Good to know. Mobile sessions come in 60 and 75 minutes.

3354 NE Hoona Dr, Bend, OR 97701

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Two therapists performing a massage at Juniper Spa Resort
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Sunriver + out of town

Juniper Spa at Juniper Preserve

A resort spa 20 minutes from town

$165 / 50 min · $215 / 80 min

The spa at the resort formerly known as Pronghorn, northeast of Bend. Signature Swedish and deep tissue, lymphatic drainage ($145), Himalayan salt stone ($185) and a Mother-to-Be prenatal massage.

  • Prenatal

Good to know. Open Wednesday to Sunday 10 to 5, Monday and Tuesday by appointment.

65600 Pronghorn Club Dr, Bend, OR 97701

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The lobby and retail area at Spa Brasada Resort
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Sunriver + out of town

Spa Brasada

A ranch spa day with a view

Seasonal massage from $180 / 60 min

At Brasada Ranch, about 30 minutes east. Full locker rooms with showers, a steam room, robes and slippers, and a complimentary intention ritual before treatments. Seasonal massages, wraps, facials and pedicures are open to locals as well as guests.

  • Steam or sauna
  • Open Sundays

Good to know. Reservations are required and same-day slots are rare. Open Wednesday to Sunday.

16986 SW Brasada Ranch Rd, Powell Butte, OR 97753

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The entrance to the spa at Sunriver Resort Resort
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Sunriver + out of town

The Spa at Sunriver Resort

Massage on a Sunriver weekend

See spa menu

The resort’s full spa, built around organic, locally made products, for guests, residents and members.

Good to know. Book well ahead on holiday weekends and in ski season.

Sunriver Resort, Sunriver, OR 97707

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Student Local pick

Westside + NWX

COCC Student Massage Clinic

The cheapest massage in Bend

$30 public · $5 students · free for veterans

Supervised massage from students in COCC’s licensed massage therapy program. $30 for the public, $20 for COCC staff and K–12 teachers, $5 for students, and free for military veterans with ID.

Good to know. Clinics run September through May, and days and times change each term.

Central Oregon Community College, 2600 NW College Way, Bend, OR 97703

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Know what to ask for

Types of massage, by pressure

One stone is feather light, five is very deep. Pressure can always be adjusted, so speak up on the table.

Swedish

Long, gliding strokes. The default relaxation massage.

Ask for it when you want to sleep well tonight.

Deep tissue

Slow, focused pressure into deeper muscle layers. Deep does not have to mean painful.

Tell them the specific spot and say when it is too much.

Sports

Stretching, trigger points and targeted work on the muscles your sport uses.

Best a day or two after a hard effort, not the morning of a race.

Hot stone

Warm basalt stones used as tools and placed on tight areas. Several places include it free.

Great in January. Not usually offered during pregnancy.

Cupping

Suction cups lift skin and tissue. Leaves round marks that fade in hours or days.

Skip it before a wedding or a swimsuit weekend.

Thai

Done clothed on a floor mat, with assisted stretches and acupressure.

Wear loose, stretchy clothes.

Prenatal

Side-lying or with a special cushion so you can lie face down safely.

Tell them your week of pregnancy when you book.

Lymphatic drainage

Very light, rhythmic strokes that move fluid. Used after surgery and for lymphedema.

For medical swelling, see a certified lymphedema therapist.

Craniosacral

Gentle holds on the head, neck and spine. Very quiet.

Often used for headaches, jaw tension and stress.

Reflexology

Pressure on points on the feet, and sometimes hands and ears.

Pair it with a foot soak after a long hike.

Ashiatsu

The therapist uses bars overhead and massages with their feet. Very deep, very broad pressure.

Ask EarthTouch. Few people in town do it.

The Bend version

  • After the mountain. Book sports or deep tissue the day after a big Bachelor day or a long ride on Phil’s, not the morning before.
  • Climbers. Smith Rock forearms and shoulders take a beating. Ask for focused work on forearms, lats and neck.
  • Ski season and holidays fill up. Book a week out from December through March, and earlier for Sunriver and resort spas.
  • Dry air. Bend sits around 3,600 feet in the high desert. Drink water before and after, and ask for extra oil or lotion in winter.

Make it covered

Insurance, PIP and HSA

Massage can be covered when it is part of treatment. Here is how to find out in five minutes.

  1. Call the number on your insurance card and ask whether massage therapy is covered on your plan.
  2. Ask whether you need a referral or prescription from a doctor, chiropractor or physical therapist.
  3. Ask how many visits are covered, and what your deductible and copay are.
  4. Find a practice that bills your plan (see the list), or ask for a superbill to submit yourself.
  5. Car accident? Open the PIP claim with the auto insurer first and bring the claim number and adjuster’s contact.

Who bills what

Oregon auto policies include personal injury protection, which is why accident massage is so commonly covered here. Coverage depends on your plan, so confirm before booking.

No surprises

Your first massage, step by step

  1. Book the therapist, not just the businessMassage style varies a lot inside one studio. Read the bios and pick someone whose specialties match your goal.
  2. Arrive 10 to 15 minutes earlyYou will fill out a health form. Mention injuries, surgeries, pregnancy and medications.
  3. Undress to your comfort levelMany people keep underwear on. You will be covered with a sheet the whole time except for the area being worked.
  4. Speak upSay “more pressure,” “less pressure,” or “skip my feet” at any point. A good therapist wants to know.
  5. Check what the minutes includeSome places count the 60 minutes as table time, others include talking and dressing. Ask.
  6. Drink water afterBend’s high desert air is dry, especially in winter. Plan an easy evening, not a hard workout.
  7. Know the cancellation ruleMost Bend studios want 12 to 24 hours’ notice and charge for no-shows.

Check the license

Massage therapists in Oregon are licensed by the Oregon Board of Massage Therapists. A license takes 625 hours of education, a national exam, a state law exam and a background check. Many Bend therapists post their LMT number on their website.

Oregon license info

Massage on a budget

  • COCC Student Massage Clinic: $30, or $5 for students and free for veterans, September through May.
  • LuLu: $50 for 30 minutes, $70 for an hour, hot stones included.
  • Elegant Massage: $75 for an hour, $40 for a 30-minute foot massage.
  • Roam: $85 for your first hour, with cupping and gua sha included.
  • Buy a package. Bodywork of Bend sells 4 and 6 session packs, and Spectrum has package rates.

Coming 2028

CASCADA Bend

7 NW Bond St, downtown

The team behind Portland’s CASCADA thermal springs is building a 68-room hotel in downtown Bend with a thermal spa: hot and cold circuits, silent spaces and rooftop soaking. In Portland, a three-hour thermal visit starts around $100. They say pricing and programming are meant for locals, not just hotel guests.

Sources: CASCADA Bend, The Source Weekly.

A word on prepaid memberships

Bend’s Massage Envy closed suddenly in March 2020, and members who had prepaid or kept paying monthly were left trying to get money back. Memberships can be a good deal. Just buy from a studio you trust, use your sessions, and read the cancellation terms.

Source: KTVZ.

Quick answers

Massage in Bend FAQ

How much does a massage cost in Bend?

Among the places that post prices, a 60-minute massage runs from $70 (LuLu) to $105 to $135 at therapeutic practices and $130 to $180 at day and resort spas. The COCC student clinic is $30. Add 18 to 20 percent if you tip.

Where can I get a massage today in Bend?

LuLu Pure Massage is open daily until 9:30 pm and takes walk-ins. May Spa is open until 9 pm seven days. The NOW Massage on Century Drive welcomes walk-ins and has a next-available booking option.

Which Bend massage therapists take insurance?

Spectrum Massage Therapy bills PacificSource Commercial and Regence BCBS of Oregon. Bodywork of Bend bills some Blue Cross Blue Shield and select PacificSource plans. Earth Body, Halcyon and Action Dynamix also offer insurance billing. Confirm benefits with your insurer first.

Does car insurance cover massage after an accident in Oregon?

Often, yes. Oregon auto policies include personal injury protection (PIP). Cascade Massage Therapy, Halcyon, Bodywork of Bend, Spectrum and Central Oregon Massage & Esthetics bill accident claims, usually with a prescription or referral.

Where can couples get a massage in Bend?

Anjou Spa (call to book, $280 for 60 minutes), LuLu Pure Massage ($140 for 60 minutes), Elegant Massage and Summit Spa. EarthTouch does couples sessions in Sunriver. SOLE Footbar has treatments for two.

Is prenatal massage available in Bend?

Yes, at Bodywork of Bend, Jinsei, Roam, Spectrum, Earth Body, Cascade, Anjou (Mother Love), The NOW (12 weeks and up), LuLu (up to 34 weeks) and Juniper Spa. Tell them how far along you are when booking.

Should I tip for a massage in Bend?

At spas and private studios, 18 to 20 percent is common. Some clinical and insurance-billed practices do not expect it. When in doubt, ask at the front desk.

Is there cheap massage in Bend?

The COCC Student Massage Clinic charges $30 for the public, $5 for students and nothing for veterans from September to May. LuLu ($70) and Elegant Massage ($75) are the lowest posted hourly prices at professional studios.

How do I check that a massage therapist is licensed in Oregon?

Use the Oregon Board of Massage Therapists license lookup. Oregon therapists need 625 hours of education, a national exam and a state law exam, and many list their LMT number on their website.

Is there a thermal spa coming to Bend?

Yes. CASCADA, the Portland thermal springs spa, is building CASCADA Bend at 7 NW Bond St downtown, with a 68-room hotel and rooftop thermal soaking, planned for 2028.

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Sources

Prices, hours and services come from each business’s own website, checked October 13, 2026. Photos come from each business’s website and are credited on each card. Also: Oregon Board of Massage Therapists: licensing, COCC Student Massage Clinic, CASCADA Bend, KTVZ: Bend’s Massage Envy closes (2020). This guide is general information, not medical advice. Persistent pain, numbness or unexplained swelling should be checked by a clinician. Spot something out of date? Tell us.

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