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These visits cannot be submitted to extended medical plans, ICBC or WSBC. You cannot see a Body Worker if you have an active ICBC or WSBC claim.

These visits cannot be submitted to extended medical plans, ICBC or WSBC. You cannot see a Body Worker if you have an active ICBC or WSBC claim.

Can only be booked if it is your first time at our clinic for massage for your active ICBC claim.

RMT - ICBC Subsequent Visit (30 mins)

ICBC RMT Follow Up Visit: Must have active ICBC claim with approval for Registered Massage Therapy sessions.

Please do not book if this is your first visit to the clinic for massage or if it is for a new injury. Your RMT needs time for assessment and would like you to book 45 minutes instead.

"Who Is It For?" WSBC Massage Therapy–Initial Assessments are provided to patients who have been injured in a Work-Related Incident, have an open claim, and have received authorization from Work Safe BC to participate in WSCBC Massage Therapy. "How Is It Authorized?" Once WSBC has accepted your injury claim, authorization with your Medical Doctor’s referral within the first 60 days Work-Related Incident is automatic; after the 60th day, authorization must be sought from your WSBC Case Adjustor. Please speak with our Clinic Reception to discuss authorization. "How Should I Book?" Once you have confirmed treatment authorization, you may ask Clinic Reception to book you for a Initial Assessment (not bookable online). "What Is Involved?" WSBC Massage Therapy–Initial Assessments are approximately 45 minutes in assessment length. The Initial Assessment will involve a formal patient intake, interview, examination, assessment, plan, and self-care prescription. "What Is the Goal?" Your Registered Massage Therapist’s objective is to provide you with rehabilitative, proactive, and preventive health care to help you restore yourself to a state of good health, strength, and wellness, and return you to work-readiness.

"Who Is It For?" WSBC Massage Therapy–Subsequent Treatments are provided to patients, injured in a Work-Related Incident, who have completed their Initial Assessment session with the Registered Massage Therapist. "How Is It Authorized?" Authorization from WSBC is for a specific number of treatments, with a recommended interval between treatments, within a specific time period: you MUST NOT book beyond your approved number of sessions nor past your treatment end-date; please speak with our Clinic Reception to confirm the number of treatments, the recommended frequency of treatments, and the treatment end-date. "How Should I Book?" Once you have confirmed your treatment number, intervals, and end-date, you may ask Clinic Reception to book you for a Subsequent Treatment (not bookable online). "What Is Involved?" WSBC Massage Therapy–Subsequent Treatments are approximately 15 minutes in length. Subsequent Treatments will involve informal patient intakes, interviews, examinations, interactive treatments, reassessments, & self-care prescriptions. "What Is the Goal?" Your Registered Massage Therapist’s objective is to provide you with rehabilitative, proactive, and preventive health care to help you restore yourself to a state of good health, strength, and wellness, and return you to a state of work-readiness.