Calm, graded recovery after a car accident — paced gently to exactly how you feel each week. ICBC active rehabilitation, no referral needed to start.
★★★★★121 five-star reviews on GoogleA car accident shakes more than your body. Whiplash, headaches, dizziness, brain fog, broken sleep, a nervous system stuck on high alert — recovery isn’t a straight line, and it shouldn’t be rushed. My approach is calm and graded: we settle the system first, then rebuild, at a pace set by how you actually feel.
As a Registered Kinesiologist and Manual Osteopath, I combine hands-on work to quiet the body with carefully progressed movement — so you return to driving, work and life feeling steady, not overwhelmed.
As an ICBC-approved provider, I can begin your active rehabilitation as soon as you have an open claim. For the first 12 weeks after a crash, kinesiology is pre-approved — you don’t need a doctor’s referral or ICBC pre-authorization to start. You just need your ICBC claim number and Personal Health Number, and I bill ICBC directly.
If your recovery needs more time beyond the pre-approved sessions, I prepare the report to request an extension on your behalf. Approvals aren’t guaranteed, but thorough documentation gives you the strongest case.
“Saba’s treatment produced remarkable results in an incredibly short period of time. After living with chronic knee and back pain for six years, I experienced an improvement previous treatments could not achieve.”— sara
No. For the first 12 weeks after a crash, kinesiology and active rehabilitation are pre-approved by ICBC — you don’t need a doctor’s referral or ICBC approval to begin. You just need your ICBC claim number and Personal Health Number.
Yes. Under ICBC’s Enhanced Care, approved treatments are covered with no upfront cost to you for the pre-approved sessions. Saba is an ICBC-approved provider and bills ICBC directly.
As soon as you have an open ICBC claim. Starting active rehabilitation early often helps recovery, especially for rebuilding confidence in movement after whiplash or a concussion.
Whiplash, or Whiplash-Associated Disorder, is the neck and upper-body strain caused by a sudden back-and-forth movement in a crash. It can bring neck pain, headaches, stiffness, dizziness and difficulty concentrating.
If you’re still recovering after the pre-approved sessions, Saba prepares a report to request a benefit extension from ICBC on your behalf. Extensions aren’t automatic, but clear documentation of your progress and needs gives the strongest case.
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