Two Knoxville Locations
Student Massage Near You in Knoxville
Farragut on Kingston Pike · Cedar Bluff off I-40/I-75 Exit 378 · 60 Minutes from $60 · Call to Check Openings
If you're searching for student massage near you and you're anywhere in West Knoxville, the answer is one of two Healing Hands locations: Farragut at 10935 Kingston Pike, or Cedar Bluff at 9621 Countryside Center Ln.
Both host Student Clinic appointments — 60 minutes for $60 relaxing or $70 deep tissue — but here's the thing that matters more than drive time: openings depend on which students are scheduled that week. The closer spa isn't automatically the one that can see you.
So the practical move is to call the nearer location first, and if the timing doesn't work, ask them to check the other. It's a 12-minute drive between the two.
Student Clinic Rates
Student Relaxing Massage — 60 minutes — $60
A full-body relaxation massage to ease everyday stress and general muscle tension, performed by a massage therapy student under licensed supervision.
Student Deep Tissue Massage — 60 minutes — $70
Firmer, slower work for chronic tightness, using deeper techniques within the student's level of training and under licensed supervision.
Student Clinic appointments are booked by phone only — they're scheduled around student training hours, so our team matches you to an open slot rather than the online calendar.
Call Farragut (865) 671-3200 Call Cedar Bluff (865) 236-0880
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At a glance
- Farragut
- 10935 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, TN 37934 — (865) 671-3200
- Cedar Bluff
- 9621 Countryside Center Ln, Knoxville, TN 37931 — (865) 236-0880
- Distance between them
- About 6 miles, roughly 12 minutes on Kingston Pike
- Parking
- Free, at the door, both locations — no garage, no stairs
- Spa hours
- Mon–Sat 10am–8pm, Sun 1pm–8pm (clinic hours are narrower)
- Student Clinic rates
- $60 relaxing / $70 deep tissue, 60 minutes
Farragut — Kingston Pike
10935 Kingston Pike, just east of the Turkey Creek shopping corridor. The easy one from Farragut, Hardin Valley, Solway, Lenoir City and the Pellissippi Parkway side.
Cedar Bluff — Exit 378
9621 Countryside Center Ln, a minute off the I-40/I-75 Cedar Bluff exit. Faster from Bearden, West Hills, West Town, Karns, downtown and the UT campus.
Call, Don't Search the Calendar
Student Clinic slots never appear online. The front desk can see which students are scheduled where, and can check the other location for you in the same call.
Same Price Either Way
$60 for a 60-minute relaxing massage, $70 for deep tissue, at both spas. No location surcharge, no weekend difference on clinic pricing.
Park at the Door
Both locations are surface-lot, ground-floor entrances. If you're coming on a lunch break, you're not hunting for a garage.
Show Up 10 Minutes Early
Intake paperwork takes a few minutes and the clinic runs on a tight schedule around student training blocks. Late arrivals eat into your hour.
Which location is actually closer to you
The two spas sit about six miles apart along the Kingston Pike corridor, so for a lot of West Knoxville the difference is five or ten minutes. Here's the rough split.
Farragut — 10935 Kingston Pike
Pick Farragut if you're coming from Farragut itself, Turkey Creek, Hardin Valley, Solway, Concord, Lenoir City or anywhere feeding in off Pellissippi Parkway and I-140. Hardin Valley is usually 8–10 minutes; Solway runs 10–15.
It's on the north side of Kingston Pike with its own lot. Phone: (865) 671-3200.
Cedar Bluff — 9621 Countryside Center Ln
Pick Cedar Bluff if you're coming from Bearden, West Hills, West Town Mall, Karns, Powell, downtown Knoxville or the UT campus. From UT or downtown it's typically 12–15 minutes west on I-40; exit 378 puts you a minute from the door.
It's tucked into Countryside Center off Cedar Bluff Road, which keeps it quieter than the Kingston Pike frontage. Phone: (865) 236-0880.
Rough drive times around Knoxville
Approximate, in normal traffic. Kingston Pike backs up between 4:30 and 6:30 on weekdays, and Turkey Creek gets slow on Saturdays — worth padding if you're cutting it close.
- Farragut / Turkey Creek → Farragut spa: 5–10 minutes
- Hardin Valley → Farragut spa: 8–10 minutes
- Solway or Lenoir City → Farragut spa: 10–20 minutes
- Bearden → Cedar Bluff spa: 8–12 minutes
- West Hills or West Town Mall → Cedar Bluff spa: 5–10 minutes
- UT campus or downtown → Cedar Bluff spa: 12–15 minutes via I-40 west
- Oak Ridge → Cedar Bluff spa: 20–25 minutes via Pellissippi
- Maryville → Farragut spa: 20–30 minutes via Pellissippi Parkway
Availability matters more than distance
This is the part that trips people up. Student Clinic hours only exist while a student is scheduled for supervised training. That's a handful of appointments a week, split unevenly between the two spas, and it shifts as students move through their programs.
So it's entirely normal for Cedar Bluff to have a Thursday morning while Farragut has nothing until the following week, or the reverse. When you call, ask what's open at both. Six extra miles is usually a better trade than waiting nine days.
And ask about the service specifically. Student deep tissue depends on the individual student being cleared for it, so a slot that exists for the relaxing massage may not exist for deep tissue.
Before you drive over
A few things that make the visit go smoothly, most of which come up on the phone anyway.
- Reserve first — the clinic isn't set up for walk-ins, and the room may not be free.
- Bring a card. One is required to hold the appointment, and cancellations need 12 hours' notice.
- Arrive 10 minutes early for the intake form.
- Gift cards work; memberships, coupons and promos don't stack with clinic pricing.
- Tell them at booking if you're pregnant or working around an injury — those go to a licensed therapist instead.
If you're a UT student searching this
You're probably the exact person this rate was built for. Cedar Bluff is the closer spa from campus — straight out I-40 west to exit 378, usually 12–15 minutes outside of rush hour, and there's free parking, which is not a sentence anyone says about campus.
$60 for a full hour is roughly what a lot of students would otherwise spend on a bad chair massage and a coffee. If you're specifically after somewhere near campus on the regular menu, we have a page for that too.
Keep reading
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Call the Closer Location First
If the timing doesn't work there, ask them to check the other spa — it's a 12-minute drive and the price is identical.
Spa hours Mon–Sat 10am–8pm, Sun 1pm–8pm. Student Clinic hours are narrower and follow student training blocks.
Our Knoxville Locations
Healing Hands Spa — Farragut
10935 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, TN 37934
West Knoxville · Kingston Pike near Turkey Creek
Mon–Sat 10am–8pm • Sun 1pm–8pm
Healing Hands Spa — Cedar Bluff
9621 Countryside Center Ln, Knoxville, TN 37931
Central Knoxville · I-40 / I-75 exit 378
Mon–Sat 10am–8pm • Sun 1pm–8pm
Student Massage Near You in Knoxville — Common Questions
Which Healing Hands location offers student massage?
Both. Farragut at 10935 Kingston Pike and Cedar Bluff at 9621 Countryside Center Ln each host Student Clinic appointments, but openings depend on where students are scheduled that week. Call one and ask them to check both — Farragut (865) 671-3200, Cedar Bluff (865) 236-0880.
Is Farragut or Cedar Bluff closer to me?
Farragut is generally quicker from Farragut, Turkey Creek, Hardin Valley, Solway and Lenoir City. Cedar Bluff is quicker from Bearden, West Hills, West Town, Karns, downtown and the UT campus — it sits a minute off I-40/I-75 exit 378. The two spas are about six miles apart.
Can I walk in for a student massage?
No. Student Clinic appointments are limited, scheduled around student training hours, and need a phone reservation with a card on file. Walking in usually means the room is booked or no student is on the schedule.
Are Student Clinic hours the same as spa hours?
No, they're narrower. The spas are open Monday through Saturday 10am–8pm and Sunday 1pm–8pm, but clinic appointments only exist during student training blocks — a handful of slots a week at each location.
Is parking free at both locations?
Yes. Both spas have their own surface lots with ground-floor entrances — no garage, no stairs, no meter. Cedar Bluff sits inside Countryside Center off Cedar Bluff Road; Farragut has its own lot on Kingston Pike.
How far is Cedar Bluff from the UT campus?
About 12–15 minutes outside rush hour. Take I-40 west to exit 378 (Cedar Bluff Road) and the spa is a minute from the ramp at 9621 Countryside Center Ln.
Can I switch locations after booking?
Call and ask. Because students are assigned by training schedule, moving a Student Clinic appointment between Farragut and Cedar Bluff usually means canceling and rebooking against a different student's availability, so give more than 12 hours' notice to avoid the $50 fee.
Does the price change by location?
No. It's $60 for a 60-minute Student Relaxing Massage and $70 for a 60-minute Student Deep Tissue Massage at both spas, weekdays and weekends alike.
How early should I arrive?
About 10 minutes. That covers the intake form, where you note health conditions, injuries and any areas you'd rather the student avoid. Arriving late shortens your hands-on time, since clinic slots are scheduled tight around training blocks.
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