Rates and Billing
registered Massage therapy
Rates for massage therapy (include GST)
30-minute appointment $65
45-minute appointment $97
60-minute appointment $125
75-minute appointment $162
90-minute appointment $190
Per the Registered Massage Therapists Association of BC, your appointment time includes:
Interview
Assessment
Hands-on treatment
Patient Education
Administration
chiropractic
Rates for chiropractic treatment
45-minute initial appointment $110
15-minute subsequent appointment $65
30-minute subsequent appointment $95
Counselling (RCC and RSW)
Rates for counselling with Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC)
50-minute INDIVIDUAL counselling $135
75-minute INDIVIDUAL counselling $200
50-minute COUPLES counselling $155
75-minute COUPLES counselling $220
Rates for counselling with Registered Social Worker (RSW)
50-minute appointment $150
80-min appointment $225
methods of payment
E-transfer your individual therapist to the email address they supply at the time of your treatment
Cash
Interac Debit, Visa, Mastercard, and American Express.
We offer gift cards if you want to purchase a treatment for someone in your life; we create a virtual gift card in our booking system (so the amount can never be lost!) and you will receive a professionally-printed cardstock certificate. Gift cards can be transferred (please call to inform us) but are not refundable.
Direct billing -Please note: WE DO NOT direct bill to ICBC and WorkSafeBC (formerly WCB).
For your convenience, we offer direct billing through the following portals:
ProviderNet - Pacific Blue Cross
Medavie Blue Cross - Blue Cross, RCMP, DVA
Telus eClaims - Manulife, Canada Life (formerly Great West and London Life), and more
ProviderConnect - Greenshield, SSQ, Empire Life
Sun Life Lumino - Sun Life
CVAP (Crime Victim Assistance Program) is available with some counsellors, for those who qualify
Regarding direct billing:
We must have your claim information prior to the appointment in order to direct bill
Some insurers do not allow direct billing for some disciplines (eg. counselling)
We cannot guarantee that your claim will be accepted
It is the patient's responsibility to liaise with their insurer about coverage denials