Registered Massage Therapy in Burnaby
Metrotown Active Health provides registered massage therapy in Burnaby to support pain relief, muscle tension reduction and injury recovery.
Our RMTs work within a multidisciplinary clinical setting, collaborating with physiotherapists and other providers when appropriate to support structured rehabilitation plans. Located near Metrotown, we serve clients across Burnaby and the Greater Vancouver area.
What Is Registered Massage Therapy?
Registered massage therapy (RMT) involves assessment and hands-on treatment of muscles, connective tissue and joints to support pain management and functional recovery. All treatments are performed by licensed practitioners in accordance with provincial standards.
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Direct billing may be available for ICBC · MSP · Major Insurers.
Conditions We Commonly Treat
Neck and back pain
Muscle tension, joint stiffness and postural strain commonly contribute to neck and back discomfort. Registered massage therapy may help reduce soft tissue tension and support improved mobility.
Headaches & Jaw Tension
Tension in the neck, shoulders and jaw can contribute to headaches and TMJ-related discomfort. Massage therapy may assist in reducing muscular tightness and improving movement patterns.
Postural Strain
Prolonged sitting and repetitive work positions can lead to muscular imbalance and tension. Targeted massage therapy may help relieve strain and support improved posture awareness.
Sports Injuries
Overuse, strain or impact-related injuries can affect muscles and connective tissue. Massage therapy may support recovery by addressing soft tissue restriction and promoting circulation.
Workplace Injuries
Repetitive tasks and physical demands can result in soft tissue irritation and discomfort. Massage therapy may be integrated into structured rehabilitation plans for workplace injuries.
Motor Vehicle Accident-Related Injuries
Motor vehicle collisions can cause muscular strain and soft tissue injury. Massage therapy may assist with pain management and recovery as part of a multidisciplinary rehabilitation approach.
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Massage Therapy Services
Deep Tissue Massage
Focused massage techniques can be used to address deeper muscle tension, stiffness and areas of persistent tightness. Your RMT will adjust pressure and techniques based on your comfort and treatment goals.
Hot Stone Massage
Combine registered massage therapy with heated stones for a relaxing treatment that uses warmth alongside hands-on massage techniques to help ease muscular tension.
Head, Neck & Shoulder Massage
Focused treatment for tension through the head, neck, shoulders and upper back. This may be helpful for people experiencing muscular tension, postural strain or tension associated with headaches.
Foot & Lower Leg Massage
Focused massage therapy for the feet and lower legs to address muscular tension, soreness and mobility concerns. Treatment can be incorporated into a full-body appointment or focused on the lower extremities.
Sports Massage
Massage therapy for active individuals dealing with training-related soreness, muscle tension, overuse or sports injuries. Treatment can be adapted to your activity, stage of recovery and goals.
Relaxation Massage
A gentler massage therapy approach using comfortable pressure and flowing techniques. Ideal for patients who prefer a relaxing treatment while still receiving care from a Registered Massage Therapist.
Injury & Rehabilitation Massage
Targeted massage therapy for soft-tissue injuries, restricted movement and rehabilitation. Your RMT can work alongside physiotherapy, kinesiology and other treatments when appropriate.
Massage Therapy After a Car Accident
Registered massage therapy for pain, muscle tension and soft-tissue injuries following a car or motor vehicle accident. Patients with an approved ICBC claim may be eligible for pre-approved treatment and direct billing.
Massage Therapy After a Motor Vehicle Accident
If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident, registered massage therapy may be included as part of your approved ICBC care and recovery benefits.
Massage therapy can support your recovery by addressing muscle tension, pain, stiffness and movement restrictions following an accident. Your registered massage therapist will assess your symptoms and develop a treatment approach based on your injuries, comfort and recovery goals.
For eligible claims, Metrotown Active Health can bill approved treatment costs directly to ICBC. Please provide your ICBC claim number and Personal Health Number when booking.
What to Bring to Your Appointment
Please have the following information available:
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Your ICBC claim number
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The date of the accident
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Your Personal Health Number
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Your adjuster or recovery specialist’s contact information, if available
Treatment During the First 12 Weeks
Patients with an eligible ICBC claim may access pre-approved registered massage therapy during the first 12 weeks following an accident, without a physician’s referral. Coverage is subject to ICBC’s current policies, treatment limits and approved rates.
If additional care is needed after the initial 12-week period, your registered massage therapist may work with your ICBC recovery specialist regarding a possible treatment extension.
Direct Billing
We can submit eligible treatment costs directly to ICBC. If the cost of an appointment exceeds the amount covered by ICBC, the patient is responsible for paying the remaining balance.
Contact our team before your first appointment if you would like us to verify the information required for direct billing.
Frequently Asked Questions About Massage Therapy
Do I need a referral for massage therapy?
You can book an appointment with a Registered Massage Therapist without a referral. Some extended health insurance plans may have their own requirements for reimbursement, so check your individual plan.
Is registered massage therapy covered by extended health insurance?
Many extended health plans include coverage for Registered Massage Therapy. Coverage, annual limits and referral requirements vary by plan. Direct billing may be available for participating insurers.
Do you offer direct billing for massage therapy?
Direct billing may be available for many major extended health insurance providers, including for car accident coverage. Coverage depends on your individual insurance plan.
Do you provide massage therapy after a car accident?
Yes. Our RMTs treat patients recovering from motor vehicle accidents, including people experiencing neck pain, back pain, muscular tension and other soft-tissue injuries following a collision.
Can massage therapy be covered after a car accident?
Registered massage therapy may be included in the care and recovery benefits available to people with an eligible ICBC claim. Treatment availability and coverage depend on the date of the accident, the status of the claim and current ICBC policies.
Do I need a doctor’s referral?
A physician’s referral is generally not required for pre-approved treatments during the first 12 weeks following an accident. You will need an ICBC claim number and your Personal Health Number.
Does the clinic bill ICBC directly?
Metrotown Active Health can direct bill ICBC for eligible treatment costs. Patients are responsible for any amount not covered by ICBC.
What if more than 12 weeks have passed since my accident?
Additional treatment may still be available, but approval could be required. Your registered massage therapist can discuss your treatment needs and, where appropriate, provide information to your ICBC recovery specialist.
Do you offer deep tissue massage in Burnaby?
Yes. Our RMTs can incorporate deeper-pressure and targeted massage techniques when clinically appropriate and based on your preferences and treatment goals.
Do you offer hot stone massage?
Yes. Hot stone massage is available with select Registered Massage Therapists and combines heated stones with massage therapy techniques.
Can I book massage specifically for my head, neck, feet or legs?
Yes. Tell your RMT which areas you would like addressed. Treatment can focus on specific areas such as the head, neck, shoulders, back, legs or feet depending on your needs.
How long is an RMT appointment?
Appointment lengths vary depending on the service booked. Your RMT will use the appointment for assessment, treatment and recommendations appropriate to your needs.
Where can I find an RMT near Metrotown?
Metrotown Active Health provides Registered Massage Therapy in Burnaby near Metrotown. Our clinic offers online booking with multiple RMTs and appointment times throughout the week.
Do you provide massage therapy for children, toddlers and teenagers?
es. Our Registered Massage Therapists can treat patients of all ages, including toddlers, children and teenagers. Treatment is adapted to each child’s age, comfort level and individual needs. A parent or guardian may need to provide consent and remain present for younger patients.
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6378 Silver Ave, Burnaby
Unit 609 (6th floor)
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Steps from Metrotown SkyTrain
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