Health Massage

Massage is decent but they force tips. My total was $40 I paid with a $100 bill she only wanted to give me $50 back and said “tip”. I said I’m only tipping $5 she then said she didn’t have any more change then I told her I would pay with a card instead. She then went to the back and gave me 3 dollar bills and 4 quarters. Still owing me a dollar. Never coming back

Early February 2011, mid morning, at my two story apartment complex and I live on top. When my right leg went out from underneath me, I realized there was - "black ice" - on the steps. At then age 53 I went down all 14 concrete steps, with a black metal strip at the end of each step, on my back. I now have a permanently bruised spine plus, eventually, quit delivery work and retired because of it. When I can afford it I go see Jenny, not standing to straight when I walk in. When I leave I'm standing straighter! Simply put Jenny gets, quite a massage workout with me. Plus the I'll have to put up with the after effects - - - the rest of my life.

This was the most awful massage ever! I’m pretty sure the girl wasn’t licensed. She had no idea how to massage. She left me completely exposed in a cold room and to top it off she was on her phone when she was supposed to being massaging my legs. They also commented when we didn’t tip. Don’t waste your time.

I have always gotten a great massage there. It is a very respectable business. They will work any knotted muscle you have out. The ladies might speak very little English but understand harder or softer; if they see or feel it hurts you they will stop and ask, “Too hard.” I recommend this business to anyone that needs a great massage.

As I have matured, long drives for sales call are increasingly arduous. My shoulders and neck, my widower''s hump really act up. I even feel nerves tingling high above my shoulder blades. Say nothing for my legs . I have a prosthetic hip and since my surgery long drives cut my circulation. This makes me feel great. Worth every penny.