What to know
Port Kells sits along a major industrial and transport corridor near the Golden Ears Bridge and Highway 1, and residents and industrial professionals seeking registered massage therapy can find custom care plans from Colton Lohr at our nearby Willoughby clinic. Sited just south of the main transport corridors, Colton regularly helps patients manage back stiffness, repetitive strain injuries, and recovery from workplace accidents with hands on manual techniques.
Colton tailors each session to the specific physical demands of your job, whether that is repetitive lifting, prolonged standing, or overhead reaching, so treatment addresses the actual cause of the tension rather than a generic massage.
If your injury is the result of a motor vehicle collision, ICBC pre approves 12 registered massage therapy sessions within the first 12 weeks, direct billed with zero out of pocket cost, and WorkSafeBC claims for workplace injuries are coordinated directly with case managers.
Our Willoughby clinic offers convenient road access off 200 Street with free plaza parking, and direct submission to major extended health insurance plans.
Care from Colton Lohr, Registered Massage Therapist
Therapeutic massage plans customized for sports or posture strain
Convenient road access off 200 Street with free plaza parking
Direct submission to major extended health insurance plans and ICBC
Treatment built around industrial and warehouse related strain
Direct coordination with WorkSafeBC case managers
Local care, clear next steps.
Port Kells is mapped to Revive Rehab Langley Willoughby so patients can find a convenient nearby RMT.
“Professional registered massage therapy near Port Kells. Rebuilt my shoulder mobility.”
— Liam N. (Verified Google Review)
Conditions RMT Massage Treats Near Port Kells
Our Registered Massage Therapists near Port Kells provide therapeutic care for chronic muscle tension, myofascial pain, sports injuries, repetitive strain, and stress-related physical tightness. We help patients manage tension headaches, post-accident soft-tissue trauma (ICBC covered), pregnancy-related back and hip pain, and occupational muscle fatigue from prolonged desk work or physical labour.
RMT Techniques We Use
Our CCHPBC-registered massage therapists apply deep tissue massage to break down chronic muscle adhesions and knots, Swedish relaxation techniques to calm the nervous system, myofascial release to stretch restricted connective tissue, and trigger point therapy to alleviate referred pain patterns. For sports and occupational injuries, we integrate manual lymphatic drainage and joint play assessments into treatment. Patients travelling from Port Kells find us easy to reach: Take Transit via Bus 501 or Bus 595.
Your First RMT Session
At your first RMT appointment at Revive Rehab Langley Willoughby, your massage therapist will conduct a brief health history assessment, identify your target areas, and confirm your preferred pressure level. You will undress to your comfort level in a private room with proper draping maintained throughout. After your session, your therapist will provide home care guidelines and stretching tips. Take 88th Ave west from Port Kells, turn left on 204th St, then right on 80th Ave.
Insurance and ICBC Billing for RMT
Registered Massage Therapy is covered under most Canadian extended health insurance plans. We direct bill Pacific Blue Cross, Sun Life, Canada Life, Manulife, Green Shield, Desjardins, and Equitable Life. ICBC covers 12 pre-approved RMT sessions within 12 weeks of a motor vehicle collision. WorkSafeBC RMT sessions are also supported for accepted workplace injury claims.
Getting Here
Take 88th Ave west from Port Kells, turn left on 204th St, then right on 80th Ave.
Take Transit via Bus 501 or Bus 595.
Meet Our Local Registered Massage Therapists (RMT)
Our certified and registered professionals are dedicated to providing compassionate, evidence-based care and recovery guidance.
Colton Lohr
Registered Massage Therapist (RMT)
Colton is a Registered Massage Therapist who graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2022. Growing up in an active sports household and competing at a high level, he experienced his own share of injuries and developed a firsthand understanding of the rehabilitation process and the importance of recovery and self-care. His background in athletics continues to influence his approach to massage therapy. Colton enjoys working with a wide range of patients, from those looking for relaxation and general maintenance to individuals recovering from sports injuries, motor vehicle accidents, and orthopaedic conditions. Colton adapts each treatment to the patient's individual needs, activity level, and goals, and believes that education is an important part of rehabilitation, aiming to help patients better understand their bodies and the steps they can take to support their recovery outside of treatment. Whether helping someone return to an active lifestyle, manage physical discomfort, or simply feel and move better, Colton's focus is on providing practical, individualized care that contributes to better function and quality of life.
Dylan Tatomir
Registered Massage Therapist (RMT)
Skilled RMT focused on therapeutic movement retraining, soft-tissue tension release, and patient-centered rehabilitation.
Questions patients ask
Yes, we accept WorkSafeBC claims and coordinate directly with case managers.
No referral is needed to begin assessment. Check if your private benefits require one for reimbursement.
Colton Lohr is the registered massage therapist at our Langley Willoughby location.
Yes. Colton Lohr regularly treats repetitive strain and lifting related muscle tension common among Port Kells industrial workers.
Yes. ICBC pre approves 12 registered massage therapy sessions within the first 12 weeks of a collision, direct billed with zero out of pocket cost.
Yes. All massage therapists at Revive Rehab Langley Willoughby are licensed RMTs registered with the College of Complementary Health Professionals of BC (CCHPBC).
Yes. Most Canadian extended health benefit plans cover registered massage therapy. We direct bill Pacific Blue Cross, Sun Life, Canada Life, Manulife, Green Shield, and Desjardins.
Yes. ICBC pre-approves 12 registered massage therapy sessions within the first 12 weeks of a motor vehicle collision. We bill ICBC directly with zero out-of-pocket cost.
No referral is required by our clinic. Some specific insurance plans may require a physician note for reimbursement, so check your benefit booklet.
We offer 30, 45, 60, 75, and 90-minute massage sessions tailored to your treatment goals and comfort.
Deep tissue massage targets chronic muscle knots, fascial adhesions, and deeper muscle layers to relieve pain and stiffness. Relaxation (Swedish) massage focuses on gentle strokes to calm the nervous system and reduce stress.
Yes. Our RMTs provide safe prenatal massage using specialized body positioning cushions to relieve lower back pressure, hip tightness, and leg swelling during pregnancy.
Mild muscle soreness for 24 to 48 hours following deep tissue work is normal as tight muscle fibers release and flush metabolic waste. Staying hydrated and using gentle heat helps.
Yes. WorkSafeBC covers authorized RMT massage sessions when included in an approved workplace injury rehabilitation plan.
Yes. Targeted myofascial and trigger point release on neck, shoulder, and suboccipital muscles is highly effective for reducing tension headache frequency and severity.
For acute injury or severe tension, weekly sessions for 3 to 4 weeks are recommended. Once symptoms improve, monthly maintenance visits are excellent for ongoing wellness.
Yes. Ample free ground-level plaza parking is available directly outside our clinic entrance.