ABMP Members Save With ClinicSense

Join more than 7,000 health and wellness practitioners who use ClinicSense to run their businesses.

Feel the relief of being more organized. You’ll have everything you need to manage and grow your business all in one place so you don’t have to deal with filing cabinets or multiple software programs. 

Increase your income. Earn more with marketing tools, promo codes, email newsletters, and online gift certificate sales. Prevent lost income due to no-shows with No-Show Guard. 

We'll pay your ABMP membership fees! 

Step 1
Start your ClinicSense free trial and subscribe to any plan

Step 2
Send your ABMP renewal receipt to subscriptions@clinicsense.com.

Step 3
We’ll add the following credit to your ClinicSense account: 

  • Lite Plan: We pay half your fees (up to $114.50)
  • Standard Plan: We’ll pay this year’s fees (up to $229)
  • Premium Plan: We’ll pay your fees EVERY year (up to $229/year)


Please note, this offer has no cash value; the promotion applies to one person per account.

For details on all 50+ ABMP member discounts, log in to your member account at www.abmp.com/discounts.

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News

West Virginia Bill Impacts Massage Establishments

Senate Bill 786 impacts massage establishment licensing, emergency suspension orders, and inspections. ABMP details how the bill may affect you and your business in this legislative web post.

Tennessee Increases Minimum Education Hours

On April 16, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed into law House Bill 1610 and Senate Bill 1588, increasing the minimum massage curriculum hours that an applicant for massage licensure must complete at an approved school for massage, bodywork, or somatic therapy to be eligible for licensure under the Massage Licensure Act. Find out the new state minimum requirement.

Alaska Massage Board Remains Independent and Autonomous

Executive Order No. 129 sought to dissolve the Alaska Board of Massage Therapists and transfer its functions to the Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development (DCCED). The executive order was successfully overturned.

Blog

Avoid Pulling Clients' Hair

Massage therapy students practicing in a classroom.

It’s the finer details that matter in a massage therapy session, and unintentional hair pulling is a detail that carries more weight than you might think.

Benefits

Podcast: Cancer, Clots, and COVID—A Complicated Client

A client was recently treated for colon cancer—and it didn’t go well. She had surgical complications, a bout of sepsis, and more. Is massage therapy safe? We discuss on this episode of “I Have a Client Who . . .” Pathology Conversations with Ruth Werner.

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