Registered Massage Therapy in North Vancouver

Your registered massage therapy appointment

Your RMT will assess the areas affecting your comfort and movement, then tailor treatment pressure and techniques to your needs and preferences.

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Registered Massage Therapy clinics in North Vancouver

Registered Massage Therapy is available at 2 Easy Allied Health clinics in North Vancouver. You can compare addresses, hours, and practitioners below, then book the clinic that is most convenient.

How to book in North Vancouver

Choose a clinic on this page and open its Jane booking link to see current appointments. If you are not sure which service or location to book, call the clinic or request a callback and the team can help you choose. Easy Allied Health does not require a doctor's referral, but some extended health plans do, so check your plan before the first visit.

When you book, you can often choose a specific practitioner. If you do not have a preference, pick the next available appointment at the clinic that is easiest for you to reach. Online booking is available any time; phone booking follows the clinic hours listed above.

Paying for care

Direct billing is available for many extended health plans. We bill one third-party carrier per visit, and if a plan covers only part of a visit we bill the covered amount and you pay the balance. Bring your extended health card with your policy number and member ID to your first appointment.

If your visit is part of an ICBC claim, report the claim to ICBC first and bring your claim number when you book. You can also read the site's direct billing and ICBC pages for a fuller explanation. Published starting rates, where we list them, are on this page and on Pricing.

Bring a doctor's referral if your plan requires one. Easy Allied Health itself does not require a referral to book registered massage therapy in North Vancouver.

Your first visit

Your first registered massage therapy appointment in North Vancouver is an assessment. The practitioner will ask how the issue started, what aggravates it, and what you want to get back to at work, at home, or in sport. They will then explain the treatment options available at that clinic and, if you decide to go ahead, how later visits are usually structured.

Please arrive a few minutes early so there is time to complete or review your intake information. Wear clothing that lets you move comfortably. If you have imaging reports or a note from a physician, surgeon, or another practitioner, bring them along with your extended health card and, if it applies, your ICBC claim number.

Follow-up visits, if you book them, are scheduled around the plan you discuss at that first appointment. You can change practitioners or clinics later by booking a different schedule, and you can call the clinic if you need help choosing a time or a location.

Choosing a North Vancouver clinic

Marine Drive and Lonsdale each have their own team and schedule. Use the clinic cards below to compare addresses, hours, and the practitioners who provide registered massage therapy at each location. You can also read the North Vancouver locations overview or ask about a home visit in North Vancouver.

Related topics

If you are looking for care related to a specific concern, these pages link back to the city service pages:

• Neck Pain
• Shoulder Pain