Jodi Massage

[K T]

She has been well reviewed on here, but I just wanted to add that I have seen her 10+ times, and have always been rewarded with a fantastic massage and a very happy ending. Great VFM, such a nice sweet girl.

Quite a few loyal fans already of her's on massageplanet, and you can add me to that list. The massage is of 'theraputic' quality and is worth the visit alone. What else can I add? Someone else said pay her whatever she asks for, it is true, rates have always been reasonable..........

She's on here as 'jodi'.....nice avatar too!!!

 

[crystal-claire]

Jodi gives one of the best massages available in the city.

 

[bestbiz]

has anyone ever gotten a receipt? Submit it against the benefits plan at work? I think most plans allow for a couple of massages every couple of months? I was just thinking about the massage part.. any HE would probably not be covered under benefits( but it should be!). A happy employee is the best employee!

 

[Miss smiley]

I'd be super careful about that, I heard of someone who lost their job over something like this. Then again I don't know the circumstances under which he was caught. Still, make sure you have a backup plan!

 

[Gilb]

Health Benefit Plan Providers (Insurance Companies) only care that the receipt is issued by a RMT with a valid/current Association Membership number (such as NHPC). They don't care how often you go for a massage and will re-imburse up to your current year plan limit. (Some plans might require an initial doctor's recommendation for massage). Employer and Insurance Companies are not one and the same so Insurance company should not be sharing info on your receipts with employer unless of course "fraudulent claims" become persistent.

 

[Somebody]

I do not believe Jodi is a registered RMT. I'll ask her to reply.......

 

[hidden]

yes she is. The receipt is good for insurance benefits.