FREQENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT mld THERAPY

MLD stands for manual lymphatic drainage, also known as lymphatic massage.   MLD therapy engages your lymphatic system to calm pain, inflammation and swelling, and improve healing.

Yes, MLD therapy is different by design. Your health goals, distinct therapy techniques, as well as therapist certification sets MLD therapy apart from regular massage.  Read more about it.

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An Initial Assessment with MLD Therapy session is 75-minutes long and $180 including tax. See Fees and Insurance for more. https://mldclinic.ca/fees-and-insurance

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Manual lymphatic drainage therapy (MLD) is also known at lymphatic massage. It engages with your lymphatic system to increase lymph flow and lower swelling and pain. Read on.

Manual lymphatic drainage therapy (MLD) is also known at lymphatic massage. It engages with your lymphatic system to increase lymph flow and lower swelling and pain. Read on.

Yes, insurers cover MLD therapy (lymphatic massage) under massage therapy. Payment is made at the time of service and we provide an official receipt for reimbursement purposes. Learn more.

The first appointment is $180 (including HST). We accept payment by e-transfer, cash and cheque. Read more.

No, a doctor's referral is not needed to attend therapy. Your insurer may require one, though. Check your plan for details.

Yes we do. Lipedema is assessed with a health and family history and a physical exam. Terry Kemp has cared for people with chronic swelling, including lipedema, for over 20 years. Book an appointment.

Yes we do.  Lymphedema is assessed with a physical exam and health history.  For over 20 years, Terry Kemp has assessed and treated people living with chronic swelling including lymphedema. Book now.

That depends on your health concern and health goals. Let's start with an initial assessment. 

Sure! First appointments are 75 minutes and include a health history review, a chat about your health goals, and a comforting lymphatic massage. Reach out.

Yes we do. Compression garments are central to many treatment plans, both during the swelling reduction phase of care and for ongoing edema control and comfort. Learn more.