Employee satisfaction through workplace wellness
On-site massage offers numerous benefits for employees and companies. Studies have shown that on-site massages significantly reduce stress and anxiety, boost productivity, and help alleviate muscle tension.
Companies that offer such wellness programs report a 50% increase in employee retention, higher satisfaction levels, and fewer sick days.


From a company benefit to a productivity booster
Regular massages at the workplace not only make the office more appealing but also actively promote relaxation and stress relief. Employees can look forward to personal interactions with colleagues while reaping the health benefits of the massages. This creates a positive work atmosphere and strengthens team spirit.
By offering massages, the company demonstrates its commitment to employee well-being and provides an additional incentive to come into the office—especially after extended periods of working from home. This transforms the office not only into a place of work but also into an oasis of well-being, which ultimately boosts employee productivity and satisfaction.
Facts and Figures on Massage for Employees
Reduction of Stress and Anxiety
A 2012 study published in the journal “Complementary Therapies in Clinical Practice” found that regular workplace massages can significantly reduce employees’ stress and anxiety levels. The exact figures may vary from study to study, but typically, participants showed a reduction of 20–30% or more.
Increased Productivity
According to a study by the Touch Research Institute at the University of Miami, it was reported that the productivity of employees who received regular massages increased by about 10–15%. This manifested as a reduction in errors and increased efficiency.
Reduction of muscle tension
A 2017 study published in the *Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine* found that workplace massages can help reduce muscle tension and pain among employees who primarily work in a seated position. Typically, participants report a 20–50% reduction in discomfort.
Improved employee retention
According to the Society for Human Resource Management, the introduction of wellness programs, including workplace massage, can lead to a 50% increase in employee retention. This is reflected in a lower turnover rate and higher employee satisfaction.
Reduction in sick days
On-site massages can help reduce the number of sick days by strengthening the immune system and promoting employees’ overall well-being.
Benefits of office massage
Massage in the workplace can help reduce stress among employees. Stress relief can boost productivity and promote overall well-being.
Employees appreciate employers who care about their well-being. Offering massages can boost morale and improve employee retention.
Relaxed and stress-free employees are often more productive and efficient at work.
Office work can lead to muscle tension and discomfort. Massages can help reduce this muscle tension and improve physical health.
Regular massages can help prevent injuries and discomfort caused by poor posture and excessive strain.
Massages in the workplace promote awareness of proper posture and ergonomic workstations, encouraging employees to value and maintain a healthy work environment.
By strengthening the immune system and promoting overall well-being, massages can help reduce the number of sick days.
Relaxation through massage can improve employees’ concentration and mental clarity.
On-site massages can be an effective way to encourage employees to return to the office, especially after extended periods of working from home.
Offering on-site massage services can be a unique and attractive way to attract and retain qualified employees.
Our Clients
Promising models that include massages for your employees
Based on our 15 years of experience, we can confirm that the successful implementation of workplace massage programs over the long term is closely linked to the company’s contribution to the costs of the massages. The models that work best are those in which the employer covers a significant portion or the entire cost.
Whether massages take place during work hours or must be made up later, however, is hardly relevant.
We would be happy to consult with you personally to help you find the right solution for your needs.
Frequently asked questions about office massages
The cost depends on the number of employees, the desired duration, and the frequency. We would be happy to provide you with a customized quote—contact us for a personal consultation or calculate the approximate prices right here.
Chair massages are the most popular choice, as they take up little space, can be performed while fully clothed, and last 15–20 minutes. For longer wellness sessions during the Health Day, we also offer classic massages and reflexology.
All you need for a chair massage is a clear space of about 2 × 2 meters—a quiet office, a conference room, or a lounge area will do just fine.
Yes, office massages are a recognized measure of workplace health promotion (WHP). They help preventively reduce tension and stress-related symptoms and sustainably improve the overall well-being of the workforce.
We operate throughout Switzerland – with therapists in Zurich, Basel, Lucerne, St. Gallen, Winterthur, Zug, and other regions.
Based on our 15 years of experience, we recommend a regular schedule – weekly or biweekly – so that employees can benefit in the long term and view the massages as a standard benefit.
Personal Consultation & Booking
Our experienced team is happy to assist you with personalized offers and bookings.
What are the effects of a massage?
Whether for relaxation or therapeutic purposes, massages are increasingly being used to promote health.
Professional massages have positive effects on both the mind and body. They can relieve pain, strengthen the immune system, reduce depressive moods and anxiety, and lead to better sleep.
Massages can be used for systematic health promotion, e.g., in the workplace (workplace health management), or to treat acute symptoms.


