FAQ

What is a Concierge Wellness Retainer with SummaMobility?

A concierge wellness retainer is the executive equivalent of having a private physician on retainer, but for the body, not for medicine. Rather than scheduling appointments, paying per visit, or coordinating across multiple providers, the company holds a standing monthly engagement covering its entire leadership team. The work is consistent: assessment, hands-on therapy, Body Tempering, and a written recommended protocol delivered by the same operator every visit. The premise is simple. The people whose performance most directly drives company outcomes deserve maintenance that matches their cadence, not appointments squeezed between flights and not a generic benefits platform. A real, repeatable, in-house relationship with one trusted operator. That is what a concierge wellness retainer is.

Who is the designed for?

For the few who carry the rest — the C-suite and the senior leaders whose physical capacity directly translates to company performance. The common thread is not title; it is leverage. They travel often, sleep poorly, experience high levels of stress, and have ignored their own maintenance for years. By the time they would book a session themselves, something has already failed. The companies that benefit most have stopped expecting each executive to solve this alone.

Is this medical care?

No. This is bodywork, mobility, and recovery — adjacent to medicine, not a substitute for it. We do not diagnose, treat, or prescribe. When we find something that warrants a physician, we say so plainly. Most concierge medicine programs cover precisely what we do not, and the reverse holds: we cover what they cannot.

What credentials are behind the work?

Licensed Massage Therapy (Texas). Body Tempering certification under Donnie Thompson's methodology. Background spanning healthcare, soft tissue therapy, personal training, mutlti-modal movement disciplines, and high-performance bodywork. Every session is delivered personally on-site.

What is involved in a typical session?

Each session runs 60 to 90 minutes, conducted privately inside your offices. The work moves through three phases: a brief movement and posture assessment to surface what has changed since the last visit, hands-on soft tissue therapy and Body Tempering applied to the patterns that assessment reveals, and a written take-home protocol tailored to that executive's body — five to ten minutes a day, runnable from a hotel room or a hallway. Every session is delivered by Micah personally. Nothing is rotated, scaled, or delegated.

Does Body Tempering hurt?

You may experience some discomfort in areas that are restricted, but the level of discomfort you experience will subside over time as your system adapts.

How will I feel after a session?

The way you feel afterwards is dependent on several factors such as hydration levels, soft tissue restrictions, experience with strength training, and frequency of bodywork. You should feel light and less restricted with an overall feeling of relaxation.

How often should I come in for a session?

If you are completely new to bodywork, we recommend once a week for the first four weeks to let your system adapt to the new stimulus. After that, a maintenance protocol of once or twice a month is recommended.