Registered Massage Therapy (RMT) for ICBC (Insurance Corporation of British Columbia) patients involves therapeutic massage treatments provided by a licensed massage therapist to address injuries sustained in motor vehicle accidents. These treatments focus on reducing pain, improving mobility, and supporting recovery from soft tissue injuries such as whiplash, muscle strains, and tension. ICBC typically covers a set number of sessions within a specific timeframe after the accident, and direct billing is often available through the therapist.

Physiotherapy treatment for ICBC patients focuses on assessing and rehabilitating injuries resulting from motor vehicle accidents. A registered physiotherapist develops a personalized treatment plan to reduce pain, restore mobility, and improve strength and function. Techniques may include manual therapy, therapeutic exercises, modalities, and education on injury prevention. ICBC typically covers a set number of sessions within the first 12 weeks post-accident, with direct billing often available.

Chiropractic care for ICBC patients involves the assessment and treatment of musculoskeletal injuries sustained in motor vehicle accidents, such as whiplash, back pain, or joint stiffness. A licensed chiropractor uses hands-on techniques like spinal adjustments, soft tissue therapy, and rehabilitative exercises to reduce pain, restore mobility, and support recovery. ICBC covers 25 chiropractic sessions 12 weeks from the accident date- direct billing available through the clinic with no user fees for standard visits.

Chiropractic care is a drug-free, non-invasive treatment supporting the body’s musculoskeletal (MSK) system and associated neurological function, primarily by providing comprehensive, evidence-informed manual therapy. Chiropractic care is primarily a hands-on, non-invasive and drugless practice that is safe and effective for the management of MSK conditions – from small children to elderly adults to pregnant women to Olympic athletes. MSK conditions can range in severity from minor sprains and strains to back and neck pain to disc herniations and spinal stenosis. As mentioned, MSK conditions can be mild or severe but they can also be acute or chronic, common or rare, and localized to one body region or widespread. MSK conditions come in all shapes and sizes and chiropractors are here to help.

Kinesiology treatment for ICBC patients involves active rehabilitation guided by a registered kinesiologist to help restore movement, strength, and function after a motor vehicle accident. It typically includes personalized exercise programs targeting injury recovery, posture correction, and long-term physical health. ICBC covers a set number of sessions, and treatment often complements other therapies like physiotherapy or massage.

Kinesiologists specialize in exercise therapy helping those who suffer from musculoskeletal injuries. By working one-on-one with patients, they can help their clients overcome pain and injury. They use their background in science, anatomy, biomechanics, psychology and neuroscience to help clients resolve their muscular imbalances to help alleviate any symptoms they are experiencing and rehabilitate post injury.

Registered Clinical Counsellors (RCCs) are highly qualified counsellors who belong to the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors (BCACC) and meet stringent, masters-level education and training standards. Registered Clinical Counsellors can help you work through life’s greatest challenges, especially during these unprecedented times. Registered Clinical Counsellors are mental health professionals and can assess and treat mental health conditions, and provide individual or group therapy.