John direct bills all major insurers and ICBC. He also accepts WorkSafeBC claims, without direct billing.
John Wu, Registered Acupuncturist
Acupuncture and deep acupressure in Richmond, BC
Locations: Central · Garden City & Alderbridge
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About John
John Wu is a Registered Acupuncturist at Remedy Massage Therapy in Richmond, BC. He focuses on deep pressure and acupressure-based techniques to help relieve muscle tension, pain and stress-related conditions.
His treatment style suits patients who prefer a deeper therapeutic approach combined with traditional acupuncture principles. He also uses ultrasound therapy when appropriate to support pain relief and recovery.
His treatment style suits patients who prefer a deeper therapeutic approach combined with traditional acupuncture principles. He also uses ultrasound therapy when appropriate to support pain relief and recovery.
Registered Acupuncturist
Combines acupuncture with deep acupressure
Speaks English and is fluent in Mandarin and Cantonese
Working with John
Direct Billing
Acupuncture
Treatment based on traditional acupuncture principles.
Deep Acupressure
Deep pressure techniques for muscle tension and pain.
Ultrasound Therapy
Used when appropriate to support pain relief and recovery.
John Often Helps With:
Neck & Back Pain
Care for neck and back pain and stiffness.
Headaches
Treatment for tension-related headaches.
Sports Injuries
Support for recovery from sports injuries.
Muscle Tightness
Deep pressure work for tight muscles.
Stress-Related Tension
Care for tension linked to stress.
ICBC Claims
Direct billing for eligible ICBC claims.
FAQs
Does John offer direct billing?
Yes. John direct bills all major insurers and ICBC. He also accepts WorkSafeBC claims, without direct billing.
What languages does John speak?
John speaks English and is fluent in Mandarin and Cantonese.
What is John's treatment style?
John combines traditional acupuncture with deep acupressure techniques, and uses ultrasound therapy when appropriate. His approach suits patients who prefer deeper therapeutic work.
Do I need a doctor's referral to see a therapist at Remedy?
You do not need a referral to see a Registered Massage Therapist or Acupuncturist. A doctor's note or referral may be required for some extended health benefits and ICBC claims, so please check with your insurer before booking.
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