ICBC Recovery
Recovering from a motor-vehicle accident — supportive care for whiplash, strains and stiffness.
After a collision, neck, back and shoulder pain, stiffness, headaches and trouble sleeping are common. Registered acupuncture and related therapies are commonly used to ease pain and tension and support recovery and mobility. In British Columbia, ICBC recognises treatment by registered practitioners — we can help you understand the process.
ICBC coverage by clinic
| Clinic | Acupuncture | Massage (RMT) |
|---|---|---|
| Richmond | Direct-billed to ICBC | Direct-billed to ICBC |
| Burnaby | Direct-billed to ICBC | Direct-billed to ICBC |
| Vancouver | Direct-billed to ICBC | Available (not billed to ICBC) |
| White Rock | Direct-billed to ICBC | Direct-billed to ICBC |
Practitioners for this area are being added.
Meet all practitioners →After an assessment of your injuries and any ICBC paperwork, we plan an individualized course of care. Sessions often combine acupuncture with bodywork — adjusted as you recover and return to activity.
Frequency and duration vary by injury and case.
Yes — registered acupuncture is recognised by ICBC for treatment after a motor-vehicle accident.
You can book with us directly — for ICBC claims, contact the clinic and our front desk will guide you through the current intake process.
As soon as you feel ready. Early care is commonly used to ease pain and stiffness and to support recovery.