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Capitol Hill Massage Therapy Clinic has been serving North Burnaby since 1998. We are located in the Medical Building at the corner of Hastings Street and Beta Avenue. Our multi-disciplinary clinic provides a balanced approach to a healthy lifestyle.
Capitol Hill Massage Therapy Clinic. 100-4695 Hastings Street. Burnaby , BC , V5C 2K6. 604-293-7707. Massage Therapy is a health discipline that emphasizes the power of healing touch and pressure to the tissues of the body to regenerate themselves.
Frequently Asked Questions. What can I expect from my first massage therapy appointment? Your first visit will be approximately 45-60 minutes in duration. Your therapist will conduct a thorough assessment of your condition which will determine which techniques will most benefit you. During your massage only the area being treated will be exposed.
- Private Rates
- MSP
- Initial Visit (45 Minute Appointment) – $77
Your Initial Appointment can be booked as either 45 or 60 minutes. This appointment will include an interview, assessment, and treatment. The cost of your subsequent treatments will vary on the length of your session. 1. 30 minutes – $70 2. 45 minutes – $100 3. 60 minutes – $120 4. 90 minutes – $180 Extended Health Plans that we provide direct bill...
Premium assistance patients are entitled to 10 visits per calendar year that are partially covered by the Medical Services Plan. These visits are combined with your visits to a chiropractor, physiotherapist, naturopath and podiatrist. We will need your Care Card number to confirm coverage.
Subsequent Visit fees are based on the length of your appointment. 1. 30 minutes – $47 2. 45 minutes – $77 3. 60 minutes – $97 Rob bills MSP – book your appointment here.
Massage therapy benefits are remarkably effective when used as part of a preventative care program. Some examples of general wellness care include pre or post-natal care (pregnancy), infant massage, stress management, sports training, injury prevention and performance enhancement.
MUSCLE PAIN AND MASSAGE THERAPY. Most body pain is muscle pain. Our muscular system forms a vast network in our body that controls our posture and creates and controls movement. Muscles can be overloaded through trauma, awkward movement patterns and chronic stress. Then our muscles “talk” to us in uncomfortable ways.