Massage Therapy near Capitol Hill, Seattle
Sports massage, myofascial release, and clinical bodywork for Capitol Hill's active community. Our Belltown clinic is 10-15 minutes away by car or bus, with flexible scheduling to fit your routine.
Clinical massage for active bodies
Capitol Hill residents tend to move. Running the hills around Volunteer Park, cycling to work, fitting in yoga classes between shifts. That kind of active lifestyle keeps you healthy, but it also creates wear patterns your body can only compensate for so long before something starts to hurt.
Maxwell Massage PLLC is located at 100 Wall St in Belltown, about 10-15 minutes from Capitol Hill by car or the Route 8 bus. Our therapists work with runners, cyclists, and yoga practitioners regularly, using sports massage and myofascial release to address the specific demands of your training.
Whether you are dealing with IT band tightness from running, hip flexor restrictions from cycling, or recovering from a pulled muscle, our team builds each session around what your body needs that day. We do not follow a generic routine.
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Conditions we treat for active Capitol Hill residents
Cupping therapy is a technique some athletic clients choose as part of a session for tight, overused areas. Combined with myofascial release, it can be tailored to the movement patterns and recovery goals that matter to you.
For sports injury recovery, our therapists use a combination of deep pressure, stretching, and targeted techniques to get you back to training faster. We also treat overuse injuries like plantar fasciitis, shin splints, and rotator cuff strain.
- IT band syndrome and runner's knee
- Hip flexor and hamstring tightness
- Shoulder and rotator cuff pain
- Plantar fasciitis
- Sciatica and low back pain
- Post-workout soreness and recovery
- Muscle strains and pulls
- General mobility restrictions
Insurance information
If you were hurt in a car accident, we can bill an eligible personal injury protection (PIP) claim directly; confirm coverage before your visit. Eligible workers' compensation (L&I) claims are billed directly as well. For commercial plans we are out of network, which means you pay us and we hand you a Superbill to file for reimbursement. FSA and HSA cards work here. Full insurance details.
Clinic Information
Address: 100 Wall St, Seattle, WA 98121
Neighborhood: Belltown (10-15 min from Capitol Hill)
Phone: (206) 448-9407
Email: info@maxwell-massage.com
Hours:
Sunday: 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
Monday: 9:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Tuesday: 9:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
94 Five-Star Reviews on Google
Rated 5 out of 5."Went here for some body work after getting injured. Olivia treated me by giving me a assessment and then the best massage ever. Seriously I felt like I was run over by a steam roller in the best way. I will be back!"
— S.R. via Google
Rated 5 out of 5."Maxwell Massage has been instrumental with my recovery process from a workplace neck injury. Their team offers outstanding care and support. My massage therapist Lauren H. is welcoming, courteous, and works out pain points very well with excellent skill and precision! She gives great guidance and best practices to help with recovery and pain management to avoid further injury outside the clinic. …"
— T.S. via Google
Rated 5 out of 5."I can't say enough positive things about the massage treatment I have been receiving from Maxwell after getting injured in a car accident. The front desk staff is incredibly nice and very accommodating. My massage therapist Lauren is also absolutely amazing! She is great at identifying and addressing problem areas without having to verbally identify them."
— A.H. via Google
Rated 5 out of 5."Alison really leans into her craft. She inspires me and I always feel like my experience was worth every penny!"
— K.H. via Google
Rated 5 out of 5."Lauren is fabulous!! I felt a real improvement after just one session but realize it will more to get everything straightened out. It's so much more than a massage!"
— K.E. via Google
Rated 5 out of 5."The massage was magical. Thank you Alison for getting all the kinks out of my back and the knots in my neck muscles! You have magic hands!"
— R.A. via Google
How far we are from Capitol Hill
The Link is the sensible way to do this trip. Real times to 100 Wall Street:
- Capitol Hill Station — 19 minutes by light rail and foot, about 1.5 miles
- Walking the whole way is around 34 minutes, mostly downhill coming and decidedly not going back
One stop to Westlake, then about ten minutes down through Belltown. That usually beats driving, because it skips both the hill and the hunt for a space. If you work at one of the First Hill hospitals the same trip applies, and early appointments before a day shift are the easiest to get.
There is paid street parking on Wall Street and paid lots within a block or two. We do not validate, and Belltown parking is Belltown parking, so at rush hour the bus is usually faster than circling.
Clinical massage, not a spa treatment
We work on specific problems rather than general relaxation, and we see a lot of neck pain, shoulder pain, headaches and migraines, sciatica and low back pain, and TMJ. Several of our therapists work alongside physical therapy and chiropractic care rather than instead of it.
If a car accident is what brought you here, PIP pays for this and we bill your claim directly, so the cost question mostly goes away. Otherwise, FSA and HSA funds apply, and commercial plans are an out-of-network superbill you file yourself. Here is how that works.
Coming from somewhere else in the city? Every page below gives the real trip to this same Belltown clinic:
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One stop on the Link to Westlake, then about ten minutes down through Belltown.