Warwick Chiropractic & Massage – Massage Therapy Lacey WA
Chiropractic and Massage Under One Roof in Lacey, WA
Adjusted and Massaged on the Same Visit · Four Licensed Therapists
Walk-In Chiropractic · No Contracts, No Memberships
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Or Call (360) 951-4504
No Contracts. No Memberships. No Long-Term Commitments.
Just massage when you want and need it.
Same-day appointments often available.
✅ Four Licensed Massage Therapists | ✅ Adjustment & Massage the Same Day |
✅ PIP, L&I and Third-Party Billed Direct | ✅ Walk-In Chiropractic, No Appointment
At a Glance – Massage Therapy at Warwick Chiropractic
📍 Location
8650 Martin Way E, Ste 207, Lacey, WA 98516
(Hawks Prairie, off I-5)
🕐 Hours
Mon-Thur 9am – 6pm
Fri 9am – 1pm
📞 Phone
(360) 951-4504
🚶 Chiropractic
Walk-in – no appointment needed, most patients seen in 5-10 minutes
💍 Massage
By appointment – a therapist is reserved for the length of your session
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🏥 Insurance
PIP and third-party auto claims, Washington L&I and self-insured employers – billed direct
👩⚕️ Therapists
Four licensed massage therapists: Crystal, Linda, Hannah and Zack
Can I Get an Adjustment and a Massage in the Same Visit?
Yes. Chiropractic and massage are in the same building, and the two can be booked back to back on the same day.
Chiropractic is walk-in – no appointment needed, and most patients are seen within 5-10 minutes. Massage is scheduled, because a therapist needs to be free for the length of your session. The practical approach is to book the massage and walk in for the adjustment around it.
If you are not sure what you need, come in for the adjustment first. The chiropractor will tell you plainly whether massage would help – and whether it would not.
Most people come to us for one and discover they wanted both.
Warwick Chiropractic & Massage has chiropractors and licensed massage therapists working in the same building on Martin Way. You can be adjusted and have a massage on the same visit, booked together, with no contract and no membership.
Same Day Appointments Often Available
Tell the front desk you want both and they will sequence it sensibly.
What Is Chiropractic Massage?
“Chiropractic massage” is not a separate technique. It is massage therapy delivered alongside chiropractic care, usually to prepare the body for an adjustment or to settle the muscles afterwards.
An adjustment restores movement to a joint. Massage releases the muscle and soft tissue around it. When a joint keeps going back to where it was, tight surrounding muscle is often the reason – which is why the two together frequently work better than either on its own.
At Warwick that is not a referral across town. It is the same building, the same day, and the same front desk.
Should You Have the Massage Before or After the Adjustment?
It depends on what is happening in the tissue, and your chiropractor will tell you which way round to do it.
Massage First
When the muscles are tight enough to resist the adjustment. Relaxed tissue lets the joint move more freely, so the adjustment takes with less force.
Massage Afterwards
When the aim is to settle things down and hold the change you have just made, so the joint is less likely to be pulled back out of position.
Read the Full Answer
We have written about this in detail – should you have a massage before or after a chiropractic adjustment?
What Types of Massage Do We Offer?
Six approaches, plus postural analysis – we measure alignment at the start and track it through treatment. Your therapist will pick the approach that matches what your body is actually doing, not a fixed routine.
Deep Tissue
Focused pressure on specific tendons, muscles and trigger points, which are stretched and released. Blends easily with Swedish technique.
Swedish
The most widely known form. Relaxing, adaptable in pressure, and useful for injury as well as for stress.
Myofascial Release
For joint pain where adhesions and scar tissue have formed. The tissue is rolled, stretched and released. Helpful for lower back pain, hand and wrist pain, and plantar fasciitis.
Prenatal
Adapted positioning and support for pregnancy, easing the aches that come with rapid changes to posture and pelvic load.
Sports Massage
For recovery, maintenance and repetitive strain – including the Washington Sports Massage Team experience Zack brings to the practice.
Injury Treatment
Repetitive strain, work injuries, auto accidents, sports injuries, whiplash, carpal tunnel and chronic pain.
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Massage After a Car Accident or Whiplash
Whiplash is a soft-tissue injury. The joints are involved, but so are the muscles and fascia that tighten protectively around them – and that guarding is a large part of why a stiff neck after a collision does not settle on its own.
Massage works on that layer directly. Used alongside chiropractic care it can reduce the muscle tension that keeps pulling the joint back out of position.
If you have been in a collision, start with an examination – auto accident and whiplash care in Lacey explains what the first visit involves and why timing matters.
Does Insurance Cover Massage Therapy?
Often, yes – when it is part of injury care. We bill these directly and provide the documentation the claim needs.
After a Car Accident
Personal Injury Protection (PIP) commonly covers massage as part of treatment. Washington insurers are required to offer PIP, but drivers can decline it in writing – so the first thing to check is whether it is on your policy.
Third-Party Claims
Where someone else’s insurer is paying, those claims are accepted too.
After a Work Injury
Washington State Labor & Industries (L&I) and self-insured employers commonly cover massage as part of an approved claim.
Paying Yourself
There is no contract and no membership. You book when you want it.
Contact us to see if your insurance covers massage therapy
Why Patients Choose Warwick Chiropractic & Massage
Under One Roof
Chiropractors and licensed massage therapists in the same building on Martin Way. One front desk, one visit.
Walk-In Chiropractic
No appointment needed for an adjustment. Most patients are seen within 5-10 minutes.
Four Licensed Therapists
Crystal, Linda, Hannah and Zack – deep tissue, Swedish, myofascial, prenatal, cupping and sports massage.
No Contracts, Ever
No memberships. No long-term commitments. Just massage when you want and need it.
Insurance Billed Direct
PIP, third-party auto claims, L&I and self-insured employers – we handle the paperwork.
Same-Day Availability
Massage appointments are often available the same day. Ask the front desk.
Postural Analysis
We measure alignment at the start and track it through treatment, so progress is visible.
Over 30 Years in Practice
Dr. David Warwick has been caring for patients in Lacey for over 30 years.
Our Massage Therapists
Four licensed massage therapists work at Warwick Chiropractic & Massage.
Crystal Gomez, LMT
Crystal has been a massage therapist for over 18 years, having graduated from Body Mechanics School of Myotherapy and Massage in 2007.
She works in deep tissue, relaxation and prenatal massage, and also offers intraoral massage and dynamic cupping.
Crystal is a preferred provider for auto accident claims (PIP and third party), Washington State workers’ compensation (L&I and self-insured), and Triwest, and she sees self-pay patients.
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Linda Zara, LMT
Linda works in deep tissue and Swedish massage with targeted stretching, taking a patient-centred approach built around what each person’s body is actually doing rather than a fixed routine.
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Hannah Paradise, LMT
Hannah has trained with world-champion practitioners and leading massage educators. She works in dynamic cupping, Tui-na, therapeutic deep tissue, mind-body work, PNF stretching, myofascial release and percussion therapy.
She is also a mother, an educator and an author.
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Zack Szafryk, LMT
Zack trained at the Alexandar School of Natural Therapeutics and works in trigger point therapy, sports massage, myofascial release, deep tissue and Swedish technique.
He is also a Certified Personal Trainer and a member of the Washington Sports Massage Team.
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How Do I Book Both Together?
Massage is by appointment or call (360) 951-4504.
Chiropractic is walk-in. No appointment, and most patients are seen in 5-10 minutes.
If you want both on the same day, book the massage first and walk in for the adjustment around it. Tell the front desk you want both and they will sequence it sensibly.
Hours: Mon-Thur 9am – 6pm & Fri 9am – 1pm
Where: 8650 Martin Way E, Ste 207, Lacey, WA 98516
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get a chiropractic adjustment and a massage on the same day?
Yes. Both are in the same building on Martin Way and can be booked back to back. Chiropractic is walk-in; massage is scheduled, so book the massage first and walk in for the adjustment around it.
Do I need an appointment for massage?
Yes. A therapist is reserved for the length of your session, so massage is by appointment. Same-day appointments are often available. Chiropractic needs no appointment at all.
Should I have the massage before or after my adjustment?
It depends on what is happening in the tissue and your chiropractor will tell you. Broadly: massage first when the muscles are tight enough to resist the adjustment, and afterwards when the aim is to settle things down and hold the change.
Does insurance cover massage therapy in Washington?
Often, when it is part of injury care. PIP commonly covers massage after a car accident, and Washington L&I and self-insured employers commonly cover it as part of an approved claim. Third-party claims are accepted too. We bill these directly.
Can massage help with whiplash after a car accident?
Whiplash is a soft-tissue injury, and the protective muscle guarding around the injured joints is a large part of why a stiff neck does not settle on its own. Massage works on that layer directly. Start with an examination.
What types of massage do you offer?
Deep tissue, Swedish, myofascial release, prenatal, sports massage and injury treatment, plus postural analysis. Dynamic cupping, Tui-na, intraoral massage, PNF stretching and percussion therapy are also available depending on the therapist.
Is there a contract or a membership?
No. No contracts, no memberships and no long-term commitments. You book when you want it.
How many massage therapists work at the practice?
Four licensed massage therapists – Crystal Gomez, Linda Zara, Hannah Paradise and Zack Szafryk.
Massage and Chiropractic, Same Building, Same Day
Book a massage, or walk in for an adjustment any time we are open.
No appointment, no contract, no membership.
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