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Affleurage IncDiscuss a workplace program

Workplace chair massage / U.S. employers

Chair massage,
brought to the
workday.

Recurring, therapist-led sessions bring convenient on-site wellness to your team.

Discuss a workplace program

Worksite fit and therapist availability are assessed before scheduling.

A massage therapist provides chair massage in a bright workplace lounge
A chair massage session at work

01 / The service

A regular moment of care, where your team works.

Affleurage Inc. coordinates therapist-led chair massage for U.S. employers. Employees get convenient sessions at work; employers get a wellness service they can schedule regularly.

Set a cadence
Share the frequency, session length and time windows you want to explore.
Plan for your team
An approximate participation count helps shape the requested program.
Review the worksite
Location, access and available space are assessed before a service is confirmed.
Portrait of a man wearing glasses and dark clothing
A massage therapist gives a seated employee a chair massage in a workplace
A chair massage session at work.
A therapist works with a client during an on-site massage session
A therapist works with a client during an on-site massage session.
A therapist uses a handheld massage device during a session
A therapist uses a handheld massage device during a session.

02 / A clear next step

Start with the details that shape a good fit.

Tell us what you have in mind. Affleurage Inc. can review your request and discuss location, therapist availability and pricing before a recurring program is agreed.

  1. 01

    Describe your team

    Approximate participation, preferred session length and how often you’d like to meet.

  2. 02

    Share the worksite

    City and state, useful access notes, and the space available for chair massage.

  3. 03

    Discuss the request

    Affleurage Inc. reviews fit and availability, then discusses a quote for your needs.

A better workday can start with a conversation.

Tell us about your workplace.

Discuss a workplace program

An enquiry is a request for assessment, not a confirmed booking.