ICBC Physiotherapy in Langley, BC
Hurt in a car accident? Start recovery with registered physiotherapists who bill ICBC directly, handle the paperwork, and build a plan around your injuries.
How ICBC physiotherapy works at Olive Physiotherapy
A car accident is stressful enough without a maze of forms. We keep the process simple so you can focus on getting better.
Report your claim
Open your ICBC claim and keep your claim number handy. No doctor's referral is required to book with us.
Book your assessment
Choose a time online or call us. Evening and weekend appointments are available.
Get assessed and treated
Your physiotherapist examines your movement, explains your injury in plain language, and starts treatment the same visit when it is safe.
We handle the billing
We bill ICBC directly and prepare the progress reports your adjuster may request.
Car accident injuries we treat in Langley
Symptoms can show up days after a collision. If something feels off, an assessment is the safest way to find out what is going on.
Whiplash
Neck pain, stiffness, and headaches after sudden impact, treated with graded movement and hands-on care.
Low back pain
Restores confident bending, lifting, and sitting after the strain of a collision.
Neck and upper back strain
Eases guarded muscles and rebuilds the endurance you need for desk work and driving.
Shoulder injuries
Addresses seatbelt and bracing injuries with strength and mobility work.
Concussion symptoms
Supports headache, dizziness, and screen-tolerance issues with a careful return-to-activity plan.
Joint sprains
Rehabilitates knees, wrists, hips, and ankles that took the force of impact.
Nerve irritation and sciatica
Reduces radiating arm or leg symptoms with targeted treatment.
Post-accident stiffness
Rebuilds range of motion when pain has made you move less.
Return to work and daily life
Sets practical goals for lifting, driving, and long hours at a desk or on your feet.
Active, personal, and clear about progress
Passive treatment alone rarely rebuilds a body after a collision. Your physiotherapist combines hands-on care with exercises you can do at home, then measures your progress against goals that matter to you, like turning your head to shoulder-check or lifting your child without pain.
- Thorough assessment and plain-language explanation
- Manual therapy, exercise, and education in every plan
- Regular re-checks so you can see real progress
- Reports for ICBC prepared by your clinician
Physiotherapy techniques your plan may include
We choose treatments from your assessment, not from a template. Your plan will change as you improve.
Manual therapy
Hands-on joint and soft tissue techniques to ease pain and restore motion.
Therapeutic exercise
Progressive strength, mobility, and endurance work built around your injuries.
IMS and dry needling
Fine needles to release stubborn muscle bands that limit movement.
Electrotherapy
Gentle current to help settle pain and support early recovery.
Laser therapy
Light-based treatment that can support tissue healing and ease irritation.
Vestibular and concussion rehab
Targeted care for dizziness, balance, and head injury symptoms.
Physiotherapy, massage, and acupuncture under one roof
Recovery after a collision often calls for more than one approach. Our CPTBC-registered physiotherapists, CMTBC-registered massage therapist, and CTCMA-registered acupuncturist work in the same clinic, so your care stays coordinated and you do not have to repeat your story.
Meet the physiotherapy team
Harpreet Kaur, BPT
More than 20 years of experience helping patients recover from injury.
Rhythm, BPT
Hands-on and exercise-based care for injury and movement recovery.
Maninder Kang, BPT
Focused rehabilitation for pain, mobility, and return to activity.
All of our physiotherapists are registered with the College of Physical Therapists of British Columbia (CPTBC).
Call to Book 672-888-0077Direct billing for ICBC, WorkSafeBC, and extended health plans
ICBC
No charge to you for covered care on an accepted claim. We bill ICBC directly.
WorkSafeBC
Bring your claim number and we take care of the rest.
Extended health
Direct billing to most major insurers, so you skip the upfront payment where your plan allows.
ICBC physiotherapy near you across Langley and the Fraser Valley
Our clinic is in Downtown Langley City, a short drive from Willoughby, Walnut Grove, Murrayville, Brookswood, Fort Langley, Aldergrove, Clayton Heights, and Cloverdale in Surrey.
👩⚕️ Our Physiotherapy Team
Meet the Hands Behind Your Recovery 💚
Registered Physiotherapist
Harpreet Kaur
BPT, · Sports Rehab & Vestibular Rehab & Concussion Management 20+ years serving Langley & Aldergrove. 💪
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Registered Physiotherapist
Rhythm
BPT, · Chronic Pain, Manual Therapy Specialist. Serving Downtown Langley City, Murrayville & Brookswood. 🧠
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Registered Massage Therapist
Navneet Sahota
RMT, CMTBC · Deep Tissue, Myofascial Release & Prenatal Massage. Trusted by Langley & Willowbrook patients. 🤲
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Licensed Acupuncturist & TCM
Ran Zhuo
R.Ac, CTCMA · Traditional Chinese Medicine, Post-Stroke Rehabilitation , Chronic Pain & Headache Specialist. . 🌿
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Do I need a referral for ICBC physiotherapy in Langley?
No. You do not need a doctor's referral to start physiotherapy for an ICBC claim at Olive Physiotherapy. Book online or call us, and bring your claim number so we can set up billing.
Do I pay anything for ICBC physiotherapy?
For treatment that ICBC covers under an accepted claim, there is no charge to you. We bill ICBC directly. If a visit or service falls outside what ICBC approves, we will tell you before treatment, not after.
What do I need to bring to my first ICBC physio appointment?
Bring your ICBC claim number, the date of the accident, your adjuster's name if you have one, your BC Services Card or Care Card, and comfortable clothes you can move in. If you do not have a claim number yet, call us and we will help you work out the next step.
How soon after a car accident should I start physiotherapy?
Early assessment is usually better. Pain, stiffness, and headaches after a collision can build over several days, and starting guided movement sooner often helps you recover with fewer setbacks. Seek urgent medical care first for severe pain, numbness, weakness, or confusion.
How many physiotherapy sessions will ICBC cover?
Coverage depends on your claim, your injuries, and what ICBC approves, so the number differs from person to person. Our team will explain what applies to you and help with the reports ICBC may ask for. Your adjuster can confirm your specific coverage.
Can I combine physiotherapy with massage or acupuncture on my ICBC claim?
Often yes. Our physiotherapists, RMTs, and registered acupuncturist share one clinic, so a combined plan is easy to coordinate. ICBC approval for each service depends on your claim, and we will check before we book.
What injuries do you treat after a motor vehicle accident?
Common ones are whiplash, neck and upper back strain, low back pain, shoulder injuries, headaches, concussion symptoms, and joint sprains. We assess the whole picture, then build a plan around your pain, movement, and daily demands.
Can I choose my own physiotherapist for my ICBC claim?
Yes. You can choose the clinic where you want to be treated. Many patients choose us for the central Langley City location, evening and weekend hours, and the multidisciplinary team under one roof.
What if I was partly at fault, or my claim is still being reviewed?
Please call us before you book. Under BC's current system, care is generally available regardless of fault, but each claim is different. Our front desk will help you understand your options and what we can bill while your adjuster confirms details.
Do you also accept WorkSafeBC and extended health patients?
Yes. WorkSafeBC patients only need their claim number, and we direct bill Pacific Blue Cross, Sun Life, Canada Life, Manulife, Green Shield, Desjardins, and many more.
ICBC Authorized Provider
Direct billing on accepted claims
WorkSafeBC registered
Registered provider for workplace injuries
CPTBC registered
Regulated physiotherapists in British Columbia
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