Toronto Treatments and Pricing
Massage Therapy
Initial Visit — $130*
60-minute appointment, including assessment and approximately 45 minutes of hands-on treatment.
45 Minutes — $100*
Focused treatment for a specific concern.
60 Minutes — $130*
Full-body massage or focused therapeutic treatment.
75 Minutes — $160*
Full-body treatment with additional time for specific concerns.
90 Minutes — $180*
Extended treatment for multiple concerns or a comprehensive full-body massage.
Massage Therapy prices are currently subject to HST.
Acupuncture & Cupping
Initial Visit — $120
Comprehensive intake, assessment, and acupuncture treatment.
Follow-Up · 60 Minutes — $120
Ongoing care or treatment of new concerns.
Follow-Up · 45 Minutes — $90
Acupuncture with time for additional modalities as appropriate.
Follow-Up · 30 Minutes — $60
Focused acupuncture treatment for established patients.
Therapeutic Cupping — $130
A standalone treatment using stationary or gliding cups.
Thai Massage
90 Minutes — $170*
A full-body treatment combining compression, stretching, and assisted movement done fully clothed on mats on the floor.
120 Minutes — $260*
An extended treatment allowing for deeper, unhurried work.
Thai Massage prices are currently subject to HST.
INSURANCE & DIRECT BILLING
One less thing to think about.
Electronic claim submission is available for eligible appointments at my Toronto practice and for Ottawa house calls.
Where it's available
Direct billing is available for eligible Toronto appointments and Ottawa house calls through participating insurers, including SunLife, TELUS Health eClaims, and Medavie Blue Cross.
Ottawa in-clinic appointments do not offer direct billing. Receipts are provided for self-submission.
How it works
Please provide your insurance details before your appointment. I can submit claims to one insurer per visit, where supported. A credit card is required on file to cover any portion of your treatment not paid by your insurer.
Please note: Insurance coverage and claim approval depend on your individual benefits plan. Patients are responsible for confirming their coverage, including any limits, exclusions, or remaining benefits, and for payment of any amount not covered by their insurer.