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Insurance — how coverage works, in plain words

Osteopathic treatments are covered by many extended health plans — most extended plans cover osteopathy, so it's always worth checking yours. I'm a member of the SCMMAC professional association, and its osteopathy receipts are normally accepted by the major Ontario insurers. In my experience they've gone through with Canada Life, and most clients are reimbursed by Manulife, Sun Life and other major Canadian insurers — you're always welcome to confirm coverage with your own plan first. Massage sessions are wellness work and aren't claimed as treatment.

The receipt you'll receive

After your osteopathic treatment I email you an official SCMMAC osteopathy receipt in your name, as Osteopathic Treatment (DOMP), with everything insurers ask for. Most plans accept a photo of it in their app, and reimbursement usually lands within days.

Pre-fill your details

Want your receipt ready faster? Send me your details now and I'll complete the date, number of sessions and amount after your visit, then email you the finished receipt.

Your details are used only to prepare your osteopathy receipt.

Osteopathic-treatment receipts include everything insurers ask for. Relaxation and other massage sessions are wellness work, so they're never claimed as treatment.
With gratitude

Grateful for the clients who made this work a joy

These kind words come from clients I looked after at my Ottawa-area spas over the years. The setting has changed — the same care, and the same hands, continue here at ALX Osteopathy.