Massage Franchise News

The San Ramon Chamber of Commerce welcomed Elements Massage to town with a photo of the ribbon-cutting ceremony and write-up about the new studio.“Jeyanthi Subramaniam, who owns the new Elements Massage studio in San Ramon with her husband, always had a desire to be part of the health and wellness industry and that led her to Elements. As an adult living with rheumatoid...

The Wall Street Journal included Elements Massage in a article about how franchising has become an attractive business model for foreign investors.“Chains such as YoBlendz, Elements Therapeutic Massage and Battery Giant have begun pitching themselves to well-heeled foreign buyers using so-called EB-5 visas as a selling point. The federal program, launched in 1990, gives...

G.I. Jobs Magazine ran a full-page profile of Elements Massage Brentwood owner and former Green Beret Allan Larson in the publication's February issue.“Business is something that has always interested me," says Larson,  "I finished my degree in management while I was in the Army to help prepare for the transition to the business world.  I look at business ownership...

The Wayne Patch interviewed Ted and Zita Stratis in conjunction with the opening of their new Elements Massage Riverdale studio.“We, first and foremost, offer clients therapeutic massages,” said Ted. “We want to listen to our clients’ needs and address them individually.”For the full story, please click here.

The Encino-Tarzana Patch announced the opening of the new Elements Massage Simi Valley studio and quoted its owner, Carolyn Boucher.“The Elements franchise was founded on the healing benefits of massage, and we’re looking forward to making a positive impact in our clients’ lives," said Boucher.For the full story, please click here.

Entrepreneur Magazine ranked Elements Massage 51st on their annual list of the fastest-growing franchises.  Additionally, Elements ranked #212 on the publication's Franchise 500.“All companies, regardless of size, are judged by the same criteria: objective, quantifiable measures of a franchise operation. The most important factors include financial strength and stability,...

The Charlotte Observer announced the opening of the new Elements Massage Dilworth studio and quoted its owner, Lucy Anderson.“What sets us apart is our dedication to listening to clients’ needs in order to pair them with the right massage therapist," said Anderson. "We identify key details such as type of massage desired, specific pressure needs and individual issues...

Black Enterprise Magazine included Elements Massage in a feature about unique franchise opportunities for minorities."In one of the fastest growing segments within the franchise industry (health and wellness), the brand has averaged one new location opening weekly in 2012 and 2013."For a PDF of the full story, please click here.

Therapist Allison Allen from the new Elements Cherry Hill studio visited CBS Philly to demonstrate self-massage techniques to reduce stress."[Massage] increases circulation and boosts your immune system," said Allen."It's great for recovery after workouts to soothe your sore muscles and get you back."To view the full segment, please click here.

Therapist Otis Kerr from the Elements Cranford studio was profiled in the Cranford Patch.  Kerr is blind, but studio owner Sherry Mandel says clients love him and are often amazed to learn that he is visually impaired."Otis inspires me every day,” Mandel said. “He lives every day to the fullest of his ability and does not let his disability stop him from...