Frequently Asked Questions

A referral from your doctor is not required to receive physiotherapy in British Columbia. However, some private insurance companies do require a doctor’s referral for extended health benefit reimbursement, so it is best to check with your provider before your first visit.

This varies greatly depending on the scope and severity of the condition you present with. After a detailed initial assessment, your physiotherapist will create a personalized treatment plan that is mutually agreed on.

Please come to your appointment in comfortable, loose clothing that doesn’t restrict movement. I also recommend wearing comfortable footwear such as a trainer, running or weightlifting shoe.

Yes, I currently bill to most extended health insurance providers. You can find the list of insurance providers that I direct bill to here.

The direct billing consent form is included in your intake form when booking your first appointment. Please take a moment to read it carefully and ensure your health insurance details are entered accurately so billing can be processed smoothly. Should you need to refer to it again, you can find it here:

Benefits Assignment, Electronic Transmission Authorization, and Consent Form

Yes, I offer WorkSafeBC Physiotherapy and ICBC Physiotherapy. Please note you must have funding approval to book these sessions.

Regulators now require Canadian trained physiotherapists to have an undergraduate degree and a 2 year Master’s degree in Physiotherapy. We also have to pass rigorous National licensing examinations and are constantly staying up to date with new research through continuing education courses.