Massage EnvyReviews of massageenvy.com

I became a member at the Oceanside, NY location.. i just want to say that this company not only had a class action lawsuit against them but i understand WHY. Their staff is not only incompetent but i believe the high ups set it that way to get more money out of people. They've been charging me for months on a membership i've been trying to cancel (that they refuse to help me cancel by the way), that i had to call my bank to BLOCK them from keep trying to take MY money out of my account that I worked for.. plus their massages/facials are NOT worth the hassle you go thru. They should shut down or get new management.

I cannot say enough good things about my session with Norm at the Ballantyne location. From the initial consultation to the final stretch, the experience was exceptional. He listened carefully to my problem areas and tailored the session to address long-standing tension in my neck and lower back. The technique was precise, fluid, and deeply therapeutic, and the pressure was perfectly customized to my comfort level. The studio itself is tranquil and with soothing music and a calming aroma that instantly relaxed me. Clear communication, professional demeanor, and genuine care—you can tell he takes pride in helping people feel better. I left with noticeably reduced stiffness, improved mobility, and a renewed sense of energy. If you’re looking for a massage that truly targets pain while also delivering pure relaxation, this is the place to go. Highly, highly recommend!

When a business earns the trust and open recommendation of a loyal, discerning customer, it assumes a serious responsibility to honor that confidence. What a close family friend experienced here, however, profoundly compromised that trust--and compels this warning for future clientele. Upon arrival, staff requested a driver's license and credit card--standard protocol. The license was not returned, left behind on the company's scanner--whether through carelessness or intent. Within moments of exiting the premises, unauthorized charges began appearing: over $44 at Panera Bread (a two-minute walk), another at Wawa, and several attempted transactions through Steam. Whether this reflects gross negligence or something more deliberate, the convergence of timing, location, and a clear breach of protocol speaks for itself. To make matters worse, the same employee who processed check-in made a tone-deaf, thinly veiled comment about a nearby liquor store--a subtle but unmistakable act of profiling. Remarks like that have no place in any professional setting, least of all one where clients are expected to disrobe and entrust their physical and emotional safety to strangers. Massage therapy should be unequivocally grounded in trust, dignity, and discretion. No woman--or person--should exit a wellness space questioning the safety of her identity, her financial security, or her humanity. My mother entrusted this establishment with her own care, and in doing so, extended that trust to someone she valued. That trust was violated. Until this location can demonstrate measurable improvements in staff conduct, client treatment, and data handling protocols, I strongly urge others--especially women--to reconsider entrusting their bodies, time, or information to this business.

I took my mom for a massage and I have to say to all of the massage therapist who gave my mom her services were great. On the other hand the receptionist that were there at this location are far from professional and very rude. Specifically Julia who sat there and trash talked a client on the phone after hanging up with her as I sat there and waited for my mom. I could hear all of her giggles and complaints about the person on the phone and was very unprofessional, rude, and to be honest with you very childish in my opinion. There is a sign on the wall that says everything is being monitored by cameras and audio The owner of this location should go back and look at their employees on how they treat the clients. People like this should not be working in the front if it is the first face you see you already put a very bad vibe coming into your doors. You should reconsider the type of people who greet your clients. Just because they say the right words like if it's a script it's the tone of voice that they have and the attitude behind it that matters It doesn't matter if what you say is nice it's how you say it and how you come across to your clients that matter. I have a membership with massage envy this was the location that I did it through and the reason why I do not get my services myself here because of the front staff. The only reason why I came here was because the massage therapist that I had placed for my mom was Latin as she does not speak English and she had already done my massage the first time and I know that she is great other than that I will never come to this location again.

The therapist did not appear to have a clue what massage means. No pressure, left with same tightness and discomfort as when I arrived. I kept waiting for her to begin the massage and she was finished.

I went in for a "Relaxing" massage. Eventhough that is what I requested when I booked it, when checked in and what told the therapist, that is not what I received. I specifically told the "therapist" that I wanted a relaxing massage and that I didn't to leave feeling worse than when I came in. I mentioned that he was going deeper than what I wanted, twice during the session. Near the end of the session, I was on my back and he grabbed my left wrist with both hands a pulled hard! Hard enough that I started to slide on the table. Then he did same thing on my right wrist. Over the years, I've had 10 to 12 massages. I've never experienced anything like that. The pain my left shoulder started that evening and continued for week, before I booked an appointment with my Primary Care Physician. Ultimately, I will need shoulder surgery end the pain and regain the feeling in my left had. I've been told that I should consult with an attorney about this. I'm not interested in getting involved with a lawsuit, I just want the pain and numbness to end. I'm 75 and I think I've had .y last massage. At least my last one from Massage Envy!

Melissa J. is a great therapist who always gets the right spot and consistently asks about pressure and comfort. Getting an appointment with her is hard because she is in high demand. That's how good she is.

I would like to give my recommendation to Maria (my therapist) she always listen to me and concentrate in the areas that I am most concerned. I really could say that I never had any bad experience with her. She is always very pleasant and professional..