Côte Saint-Luc (CSL) • Cavendish Mall • Montréal
Insurance receipts for massage therapy — what you get and how to claim
The most common question before a first session is not the price but “will my insurance reimburse this?”. The answer depends on your contract, but above all on one administrative detail: the receipt must show the therapist’s association and membership number. Here is exactly what appears on our receipts, and how to claim.
Is massage therapy covered by insurance in Montreal?
Yes for the large majority of private plans, provided the therapist belongs to a recognised association. At Réhabital clinic (Côte Saint-Luc), all five massage therapists are members of FQM, RMQ or AQTN, and the official receipt issued at the end of the session carries their membership number. We do not accept CNESST or SAAQ files.
- Price :
- From CA$90 · full price list
- Delivered by :
- Irina Kushnir (Massage therapist (RMQ), 20+ years — therapeutic, prenatal, deep tissue, Swedish, lymphatic drainage, Ayurvedic (Abhyanga), Reiki), Jeanne Andrea Rahantamalala (Massage therapist (FQM) — therapeutic, Himalayan salt stone, prenatal, deep tissue, sports, Swedish, reflexology, hot stone, lymphatic drainage, abdominal), Cedik Elaiba (Certified massage therapist (FQM) — therapeutic, deep tissue, sports, Swedish), Elena Caliniuc (Massage therapist (AQTN) — therapeutic, Himalayan salt stone, deep tissue, Swedish, reflexology, hot stone, lymphatic drainage, Ayurvedic (Abhyanga)), Liliana Ciocoi (Massage therapist — Swedish)
- Address :
- D4-5800 Cavendish Boulevard, Côte Saint-Luc, QC H4W 2T5
- Hours :
- Monday to Friday 10 a.m. – 8 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. (closed Saturday) · (438) 842-3550
- Rating :
- 5.0 / 5 — 101 verifiable Google reviews
Information verified and updated on 2026-11-04. Private-insurance receipts issued; CNESST and SAAQ files are not accepted for treatment. Clinic fact sheet
What appears on your receipt
- Réhabital’s legal name and address (D4-5800 Cavendish Blvd, Côte Saint-Luc)
- Patient name and the exact date of the session
- Therapist’s name, association (FQM, RMQ or AQTN) and membership number
- Type of care provided (massage therapy) and session length
- Amount paid and payment method
- The clinic’s tax numbers, where applicable
Our therapists and their associations
Massage therapist (RMQ), 20+ years — therapeutic, prenatal, deep tissue, Swedish, lymphatic drainage, Ayurvedic (Abhyanga), Reiki
Massage therapist (FQM) — therapeutic, Himalayan salt stone, prenatal, deep tissue, sports, Swedish, reflexology, hot stone, lymphatic drainage, abdominal
Certified massage therapist (FQM) — therapeutic, deep tissue, sports, Swedish
Massage therapist (AQTN) — therapeutic, Himalayan salt stone, deep tissue, Swedish, reflexology, hot stone, lymphatic drainage, Ayurvedic (Abhyanga)
Massage therapist — Swedish
FQM
Fédération québécoise des massothérapeutes
RMQ
Réseau des massothérapeutes professionnels du Québec
AQTN
Association québécoise des thérapeutes naturels
How to claim, step by step
- Before the first session, call your insurer: is massage therapy covered, at what percentage, up to what annual cap, and is a medical prescription required?
- Book the session. No referral is needed on our side.
- Pay on site at the end of the session, by debit or credit; the official receipt is issued immediately and also stays in your Jane App file.
- Submit the receipt to your insurer, online or through your plan’s app. Reimbursement is paid directly to you, usually within a few business days.
- Keep your receipts until the end of the tax year: unreimbursed amounts can sometimes be claimed as medical expenses.
What we do not accept
We do not bill CNESST or SAAQ and do not open files with those bodies, in massage therapy, osteopathy or physiotherapy. If your care falls under a work or road accident, it is better to attend a clinic that accepts those files than to pay with no route to reimbursement.