TMJ vs TMD: What’s the Difference and Why It Matters
TMJ vs TMD: What’s the Difference and Why It Matters. Learn how these terms differ, symptoms, causes, risk factors, and treatment options for jaw pain relief.
Have you been in a car accident and need help? You are in the right place.
We are registered for direct billing with ICBC to help facilitate your health recovery and reduce the financial stress associated with recovery:
How Does the ICBC Treatment Process Work?
After you contact ICBC and acquire an active claim number, you are eligible to receive your treatments at our facility right away. You don’t need a doctor’s referral.
An active ICBC claim (12 weeks from the accident date) allows clients to access:
Passive and more gentle treatments (Category 1) we offer include:
Hands-on and active treatments (Category 2) we offer include:
You can combine any treatments from Category 1 with treatments from Category 2 for a balanced approach to combining treatments if you wish.
Call +1 (604) 227-4536 or book online to schedule your visit. Walk-ins are welcome as space allows, and no referral is needed.
Coverage options include most extended health plans, MSP supplementary benefits, ICBC, and Worksafe BC.
Chiropractic (25 Sessions)
Common chiropractic treatments we provide include:
Physiotherapy (25 Sessions)
Getting Physiotherapy treatment after a car accident brings you the following health benefits:
Active Rehabilitation (12 Sessions)
Our kinesiologists create individualized exercise and stretch plans to address any muscle imbalances or joint stiffness, a common cause of pain after a car accident.
Our Rehabilitation treatments include:
Acupuncture (12 Sessions)
The therapy is gentle and highly effective in improving anxiety, sleep, and overall pain levels that are most commonly experienced soon after an accident.
Massage Therapy (12 Sessions)
Massage treatments:
ICBC covers the following treatments:
No, ICBC has a fixed rate for all services, for which they cover the full amount.
We can apply the ICBC fixed massage rate of $94.50 to your 45-minute ($105) or 60-minute ($130) massage and the remaining balance you will have to cover. We can not use your private insurance to cover the balance.
Absolutely, scheduling consecutive appointments not only saves time but also combines the advantages of various therapies.
We recommend that you try all the therapies available as soon as possible during the initial 3-month approval stage. You will then be able to decide which therapy or combination of therapy works best for your individual needs.
After you have been in a car accident, you can either call ICBC or report a claim online.
To report a claim by calling:
To report online, visit the following website:
After you report your claim, you will be given a claim number.
Make sure you present your claim number and date of the accident to us by emailing it or putting it in your online intake form when booking your appointment.
You can do as many as you would like within the first 12 weeks of your accident as you are pre-approved. In fact, we recommend you try to book initial assessments for at least 2 disciplines at the start.
By the end of 12 weeks, your therapist will send ICBC an extension request if they determine necessary that you need to continue care to reach your desired outcome.
Since it is 12 weeks from the date of the accident. Anything more than that requires ICBC’s further approval. We need to get approval for an initial assessment from ICBC. If your therapist deems treatment necessary, we will request an extension from ICBC and will contact you to book your initial appointment.
Suppose our practitioners determine that you are still in need of treatment after the initial 3-month stage. In that case, they can write to your claims specialist at ICBC and request further treatments until you can reach pre-accident status with your day to day function and activities of daily living.
We discuss your goals, review concerns & assess your physical limitations.
We explain each step, ensure your consent, and provide one-on-one personalized care.
You receive expert, one-on-one care aimed at relief, mobility, and better function.
We empower you with guidance and tools to manage symptoms & gain independence.
100% therapist attention for faster, safer progress.
Services that support body and mind from chiro to pilates.
We coordinate with your care providers for one unified plan.
Hands-on techniques to relieve pain and restore movement.
Evidence-based protocols to speed recovery after surgery.
We help you manage symptoms confidently with informed care.
Multilingual, LGBTQ+ affirming, and inclusive care.
Specialized practitioners creating plans tailored to you.
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