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Loong Wellness Now Offers ICBC-Covered RMT & Acupuncture in Vancouver
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia - Washingtoner -- Loong Wellness is pleased to announce the expansion of its services with ICBC Registered Massage Therapy (RMT) in Metro Vancouver, providing ICBC-covered RMT in Vancouver for individuals recovering from motor vehicle accidents. With direct billing available, patients can access high-quality care without upfront costs, ensuring a stress-free recovery experience.

Recover Faster with ICBC-Covered RMT in Vancouver

If you've been in a car accident, your ICBC claim covers Registered Massage Therapy (RMT) services in Vancouver, allowing you to receive up to 12 treatments within the first 12 weeks—no doctor's referral required. Loong Wellness' ICBC RMT in East Vancouver specializes in injury rehabilitation, helping patients alleviate pain, restore mobility, and accelerate healing.

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"At Loong Wellness, we understand that car accident injuries can be physically and emotionally draining," said JoJo Loong, CEO at Loong Wellness. "By offering ICBC-covered RMT in Vancouver, we're making it easier for accident victims to recover with expert care, direct billing, and a customized approach to healing."

Why Choose Loong Wellness for ICBC RMT in Vancouver?

✔ ICBC-Covered RMT & Direct Billing – No out-of-pocket costs for eligible treatments.
✔ Certified ICBC RMT in East Vancouver – Licensed professionals trained in motor vehicle accident recovery.
✔ Personalized Recovery Plans – Tailored therapy sessions designed for pain relief, improved mobility, and long-term healing.
✔ Convenient & Accessible – Flexible appointment times in a central Vancouver location.

ICBC Acupuncture in Vancouver – A Holistic Approach to Healing

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In addition to ICBC RMT in Vancouver, Loong Wellness offers ICBC acupuncture in Vancouver, providing another effective, natural method for pain relief and rehabilitation. Acupuncture is proven to:

✅ Reduce Pain & Inflammation – Treats muscle tension, nerve pain, and post-accident headaches.
✅ Speed Up Recovery – Improves circulation and supports the body's natural healing process.
✅ Restore Balance & Mobility – Helps relieve stiffness and enhances flexibility after an accident.

Book Your ICBC RMT or Acupuncture Treatment Today!

If you've been injured in a car accident, don't delay your recovery. Take advantage of ICBC-covered RMT and acupuncture in Vancouver at Loong Wellness with direct billing for a hassle-free experience.

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