FAQ

HOW OFTEN SHOULD I GO FOR MASSAGE?

      A massage once or twice a month is adequate for a maintenance program of
good health care.
 
DOES MASSAGE THERAPY HURT?

      Usually Massage Therapy is pain-free, however there may be some discomfort or soreness during or after a treatment if a muscle is inflamed and/or strained.

AM I A REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPIST?

      Yes, I am a Registered Massage Therapists (RMT). A registration number is included on the receipt that may be submitted to the patient’s insurance company.

DO I HAVE TO BE IN PAIN TO HAVE MASSAGE THERAPY?

      No, Massage Therapy can be used for relaxation and stress relief.

DO I HAVE TO GET UNDRESSED FOR MASSAGE THERAPY? 

      Yes, but it is not necessary to remove all articles of clothing. Patients may keep clothing on areas that are not being worked on. The patient is covered by
a sheet and blanket.

DO INSURANCE PLANS COVER MASSAGE THERAPY?

     Yes. The majority of Canadian workers have partial or full coverage for registered Massage Therapy services in their workplace health care plans.
    OHIP does not cover these services. The massage patient is provided with a detailed itemized receipt listing the services provided, the credentials of the Massage Therapist, as well as payment details  for reimbursement.

DO I NEED A DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION FOR MASSAGE THERAPY?

      Some insurance companies may require a note from a physician
and/or chiropractor explaining why massage has been recommended. It is recommended that patients check with their insurance.

DO YOU OFFER MASSAGE GIFT CERTIFICATES?

      Yes I do! A therapeutic massage is a great way to show someone how much you care.

HELPFUL TIPS: 
      Fill out your health history with care; it will help me treat you safely

    Avoid smoking and large meals for 1 hr before & after
    Avoid wearing scents
    Communicate with me about the pressure you prefer
    Drink plenty of water before & after your massage