What conditions does MOA Living treat?
MOA Living focuses on three pathways: concussion and post-concussion symptoms, chronic pain (including neck and back pain, headaches, TMJ concerns, whiplash and tendon conditions), and longevity maintenance care to help you stay mobile and resilient over time.
Where is MOA Living located?
MOA Living is at 460 College Street, Unit 201, Toronto, ON, near College and Bathurst. The 506 College streetcar stops at Bathurst, and the 511 Bathurst streetcar connects from Bathurst Station on Line 2. Paid street parking is available nearby; please check posted signs.
Do I need a referral to book?
You do not need a physician referral to book with MOA Living. Some extended health plans and auto insurance claims require a referral before they reimburse treatment, so please check with your insurer.
Is treatment covered by insurance?
Registered massage therapy and osteopathic treatment may be eligible under many extended health plans, and official receipts are provided for eligible services. Coverage depends on your plan, so please confirm with your benefits provider before booking.
How much does treatment cost?
Programs range from $240 (shockwave introduction) to $2,700 (concussion Rebuild program). Single sessions start at $90 for a 30-minute RMT session, $120 for shockwave therapy, $180 for Matrix Repatterning, and $225 for a 75-minute concussion assessment.
What is the difference between osteopathy and Matrix Repatterning?
Osteopathy is a hands-on approach that assesses and treats how joints, muscles, fascia and other tissues move and work together. Matrix Repatterning is an advanced manual method that looks for areas of increased tissue tension that may affect movement and comfort elsewhere in the body. Your practitioner will recommend one or both based on your assessment.
How long does concussion recovery take?
Many people recover from a concussion within a few weeks, while others have symptoms that last longer and benefit from structured rehabilitation. MOA Living's concussion programs are matched to your stage of recovery, from recent injuries to persistent symptoms lasting months.
What is longevity maintenance care?
Longevity maintenance is regular, preventative care for people who are no longer in pain or acute recovery but want to keep moving well. It typically combines periodic massage therapy, manual therapy tune-ups and movement guidance on a schedule that suits you.
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