If you’ve ever wondered why registered massage therapy (RMT) is so commonly included — and claimed — in Canadian health benefits, you’re not alone.
Here’s the short answer:
Canadians know it works. And insurers know it saves bigger costs down the road.
Massage therapy isn’t just a “perk” or “spa treatment.” It’s a medically-recognized service for physical and mental well-being — and it’s more popular (and powerful) than most people realize.
According to data from Canada Life and Sun Life:
💡 Translation: If you’re not using your massage benefits, you’re in the minority — and likely leaving money (and results) on the table.
Insurers cover RMT because it’s:
Top reasons people use RMT:
Since 2022, insurers have quietly expanded massage coverage for stress-related conditions.
Patients struggling with:
RMTs with mental health-sensitive training are in high demand — and easily claimable with proper receipts.💬 Ask Ruby if your plan supports stress-related RMT claims at insurance.rmtclinic.net
To claim RMT services through your insurance:
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Most plans reset December 31st.
That means you could lose:
💡 Use it or lose it. Booking a single massage can be your first step back into balance.
✍️ About the Author
Henry Tse is a Canadian entrepreneur and founder of the RMT Clinic Network Organization. With over 35 years in the wellness and business space, he’s on a mission to help Canadians unlock the full value of their health benefits — and live better through access to smarter para-medical care.