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Treatments

In consideration for your fellow clients, please arrive a few minutes before your appointment time, as all appointments begin and finish on-time. New clients; please fill out intake forms by downloading and printing them before your appointment (see FORMS). Please allow 24hrs to change/cancel your appointment, as no-shows and cancellations within 24hrs are subject to 100% charge to the patient (not the Private Insurer) for the appointment cancelled/missed (with exception of COVID-19 and illness related cancellations). All treatment fees include GST.

 

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Private​

If you have private health insurance, simply take the receipt emailed to you and submit to your insurer for a rebate. ​​​​​Alternatively, we can directly bill and submit your claim for you in some cases. Please inquire with the clinic and bring all private insurance cards/documentation in order to submit your claim.

 
30 min $70    60 min $130   90 min $185 
Direct Billing Insurers: 
Pacific Blue Cross, Canada Life, Cowan, Desjardins, First Canadian, Group Health, Group Source, IA, Johnson, Johnston Group, Manion, Manulife, and Maximum Benefit.
MSP/ICBC

            For those who qualify, MSP will help offset the cost of 10 massage/physio/chiropractic treatments per year. We will be happy to check your coverage.

ICBC will help offset/pay the cost of your massage therapy visits; ask your massage therapist how many treatments they deem necessary. ICBC clients MUST bring in their claim number, and their MSP #/personal health number.

      Initial ICBC assessment (60 min inclusive of patient interview): Covered by ICBC    
  60 min: $30.75 (paid privately by patient/private health insurance) 
**Due to the schedule booking so far in advance, I do not recommend booking ICBC appointments with me**
*if the patient misses/late cancels the ICBC RMT session, the patient is billed for the total cost of the missed appointment, not ICBC*           
 
            ​DVA/RCMP            
Please call to inquire regarding coverage.    
        
WCB

 Sorry, we do not handle WCB claims (billing). Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

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Swedish Massage

 

This is the traditional type of massage; uses slow, and rhythmic techniques. Excellent for increasing circulation and reducing stress. Decreases muscle tension and leaves you feeling relaxed.

 

Deep Tissue/Therapeutic

This uses t​he same techniques as Swedish massage, but uses deeper pressure to contact deeper tissues. Trigger point therapy is commonly used to eliminate "knots" in the muscle. The body often feels as though it has been through an intense work-out after this type of massage.

Pregnancy

 

Tailored specifically for moms-to-be, techniques address postural changes associated with pregnancy. A specially designed cushion allows moms to lie on their stomachs without harming the baby. Benefits of pregnancy massage include increased relaxation and decreased insomnia, stress reduction on weight bearing joints, fewer incidences of nocturnal calf cramps, and reduction of sciatica signs and symptoms.

Myofascial Release

This dry technique involves deep stretching techniques in order to break up adhesions and scar tissue, and return normal movement and functionality to the area. This technique is often used after an accident or trauma. Frictioning may also be used, and involves eliminating non-functional scar tissue, and replacing it with functional stability.

 

Lymphatic Drainage

​This type of massage uses very light, slow, and rhythmic strokes to encourage lymph return and circulation. Ideal for unblocking clogged lymph vessels (ie. swollen glands) and for those with swelling in the extremities. Due to the slow movements, half hour treatments usually involve only one area of the body (ie. neck, front of the thigh, or arm).

 

Note: patients who have undergone cancer surgery/treatment require doctor approval before treatment.

 

Sports

This type of massage is geared towards those with active lifestyles/activities. Focus is on stretching and vigorously treating the muscles involved in a particular activity. This is helpful in the prevention of strain/sprain injuries that can occur. Also available is specific event treatments; Pre-event massage focuses on preparing the muscles for the activity, by vigorously shaking/activating the muscles involved. Post-event massage focuses on stretching out and relaxing the muscles used, and flushing out toxins left behind in the muscles.

 
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