Visually impaired persons in Taiwan had the right as massage worker guaranteed by law in the past. Non-visually impaired persons were not allowed to engage in massage work, even illegal. However, in order to protect citizen’s equal employment rights, on October 31, 2011 the government officially canceled the exclusive right of visually impaired persons to engage in massage work. The visually impaired massagist have had to face more market competitions and challenges ever since. Therefore, this study substituted “market equality” for “policy protection” in massage service industry to discuss visually impaired business competitive advantages. We selected Chi-Min Massage Store with 23 years of massage history as a service innovation case. Through consumer observation, interactive information, in-depth-interviewing and business materials, we analyzed Chi-Min’s business competitive strategy. We found that Chi-Min created her “niche strategy” and “differentiation strategy” for consumer had a chance to enjoy professional services, such kind services were more special attraction than other massage stores. We would like introduce Chi-Min’s service innovation strategies as a reference for disabled or similar organizations to conduct enterprise management strategies.