*Please be aware that we cannot guarantee direct billing at every appointment due to issues with individual benefits plans, problems with the submission portal, or clinic logistic considerations.

Extended Health Care Group Benefit Plans
Many British Columbians have extended health benefits through a workplace group insurance plan. Coverage varies, often with an annual ceiling amount. Sometimes a physician’s referral is required for reimbursement of claims. Please check your plan. 

Medical Services Plan
British Columbians on premium assistance (low income) can claim part of their visit to a Registered Massage Therapist through their British Columbia Medical Services Plan (MSP). MSP will contribute up to $23 per visit for up to ten (10) total visits to supplementary health care providers per year. Unfortunately, we are not registered with MSP and we don’t do direct billing with MSP.

WorkSafeBC
WorkSafeBC covers injured workers for their visits to a Registered Massage Therapist. An injured worker must inform the Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) if the visit is due to a workplace injury. Not all RMTs accept injured workers’ claims as there is a process to be verified. We often refer to these claims out as the shorter but “more often” booking requirements that are difficult for our clinic to accommodate. Sorry, we don’t do direct billing wit WorkSafeBC.

ICBC
British Columbians injured in automobile accidents do have ICBC insurance. Check with your ICBC adjuster regarding registered massage therapy coverage. We currently do not directly bill to ICBC. (British Columbians injured in automobile accidents do have ICBC insurance. Check with your ICBC adjuster regarding registered massage therapy coverage. We currently do not directly bill to ICBC. (We are still waiting to get approval to use ICBC’s Portal, you may use our receipt to claim the reimbursement from your adjustor)

Veterans Affairs Canada(VAC) (previously DVA)
Canada’s Veterans are covered for treatment through the Department of Veterans Affairs. Check with your VAC adjudicator regarding registered massage therapy and Acupuncture coverage and a referral. We now bill directly to VAC (For RMT Massage and Acupuncture).

RCMP (New)
RCMP Members are covered for massage therapy treatments through an RMT in British Columbia. RCMP Health Services and RMTS work together to determine an appropriate treatment plan. Starting January 1st, 2014, RCMP members have $4800 to spend in total, per calendar year, for their supplementary health benefits including chiropractic, physiotherapy, massage therapy and acupuncture. The $4800 does NOT include taxes. We now bill directly to RCMP/Medavie Blue Cross (For RMT Massage and Acupuncture).