BentoBox for Massage Therapy
Notes done. For massage therapists.
Body-region-specific session notes, technique logging, and SOAP documentation that satisfies insurance audits.
The documentation tax on massage therapists.
Massage therapy notes need clear region targeting, technique specificity (Swedish, deep tissue, trigger point, MFR), and outcome documentation — and they need to be quick.
Therapists working with insurance-billed referrals also need ICD-10 phrasing tied to the regions worked. Generic AI tools rarely get this right.
BentoBox ships a massage pack with body regions, named techniques, soft-tissue findings vocabulary, and outcome phrasing that drops cleanly into a SOAP-format note for medical-massage practices.
What's in the pack
Pre-built for massage therapy workflows.
Regions covered
- •Neck
- •Upper Trapezius
- •Shoulders
- •Mid Back
- •Low Back
- •Glutes
- •Hips
- •Hamstrings
- •Calves
- •Feet
- •Arms
- •Forearms
One-tap templates
- •Full Body — Standard full-body therapeutic massage session
- •Stress Relief — Relaxation-focused session for generalized tension
- •Deep Tissue — Focused therapeutic work for chronic tension
- •Sports Recov — Recovery session after physical activity
- •Upper Body — Focused work for neck, shoulders, and upper back
Sample ICD-10 mappings
Inside the app
This is what your form looks like after loading the pack.
Regions, concerns, and one-tap templates ready to go — all pre-loaded from the massage therapy pack.
Eli in action
You type the shorthand. Eli writes the note.
Same vocabulary you already use, expanded into a clean SOAP note in your voice.
60 min, neck/upper back swedish + deep tissue traps trigger pts upper traps b/l tol well, less tension
S: Client returns for 60-minute massage focused on neck and upper back tension. Noting less tension since last session with reduced intensity in upper trapezius. O: Treatment delivered to cervical and upper thoracic regions using Swedish effleurage progressing to deep tissue work over the upper trapezius bilaterally. Trigger points identified in bilateral upper trapezius and addressed with sustained pressure. Client tolerated treatment well. A: Soft tissue restriction in cervical and upper thoracic regions responding to manual therapy. Continued session frequency appropriate for sustained reduction in tension. P: Recommend follow-up in 2 weeks. Hydration encouraged post-session. Self-stretching for cervical and upper trapezius reviewed.
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