Luckygirl Bodywork Now Accepts FSA and HSA Payment Cards

LAS VEGAS - March 5, 2026 - PRLog -- Luckygirl Bodywork announces that clients may now pay for massage appointments using Flexible Spending Account (FSA) and Health Savings Account (HSA) payment cards, allowing many clients to use pre-tax health and wellness funds for therapeutic massage treatments.

Owned by Las Vegas Massage Therapist Christina Aldan, Luckygirl Bodywork focuses on addressing pain patterns, improving mobility, and supporting long-term functional wellness. Aldan works with clients experiencing conditions such as lower back pain, hip pain, frozen shoulder, and sports-related injuries using a therapeutic massage approach designed to improve movement and reduce chronic tension.

Booking an appointment using an FSA or HSA card is simple. Clients can reserve their massage online at https://LuckygirlBodywork.com and use their health savings or flexible spending payment card to hold the appointment. Cards are charged on the day of the appointment, and a standard 24-hour cancellation policy applies.

"Many people use pre-tax funds to pay for their health and wellness, and now you can use those funds for massage at Luckygirl Bodywork," Aldan said.

In addition to running her private practice, Aldan also works as an Anatomy and Physiology instructor at European Massage Therapy School. Her work as both an educator and practitioner emphasizes understanding the body's mechanics, fascia, and addressing the root causes of persistent pain patterns.

Clients interested in learning more about the difference between therapeutic massage and spa-style relaxation massage can read Aldan's blog post here: https://www.luckygirlbodywork.com/post/the-difference-bet....

Appointments can be booked online at https://LuckygirlBodywork.com, and clients may use their FSA or HSA payment cards at the time of reservation. eGift cards are also available.

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About Las Vegas Massage Therapist Christina Aldan
Christina "Luckygirliegirl" Aldan is a licensed massage therapist specializing in myofascial release, chronic pain management, and sports-focused bodywork. She has a background as a mental health first aid trainer, emotional resilience coach, mentor, and international speaker who has spoken on all seven continents, including the first-ever tech conference held in Antarctic Coastal Waters. Her massage practice integrates clinical reasoning with restorative bodywork to help clients improve function, reduce pain, and build long-term well-being.