D · Google · 21 Jul 2026
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To secure your appointment, a credit card hold for your treatment session is required.
Due to the nature of our clinic’s operation with students, we prioritize maximizing the learning experience for our students. As a result, our policy does not allow refunds. However, we are more than willing to accommodate your needs by rescheduling your appointment for a different time or offering service credit for future use as long as you cancel within 24 hours prior to the treatment.
Locations
hours differ per location
About the clinic
Welcome to the Vancouver Career College RMT Clinic
We are open Monday to Wednesday; Friday to Sunday 8:30am – 8:45pm; and Thursday, 12:30pm – 8:45pm
We are located at 5021 Kingsway, Burnaby, BC V5H 4A5
Our clinic offers a variety of special in-reach treatments and pre-paid packages. If you are interested, please approach any of our staff members who are happy to assist you!
To book an appointment
Please select your desired treatment and book with the next available RMT student
Or select the student you would like to treat you and book according to their availabilityRead more about Vancouver Career CollegeShow less
Reviews
Ratings are collected by outside services and may be combined — Clinicly rates no one.Pratik Shah · Google · 12 May 2026
“All they did was 50 min of talking in 75 min I would suggest think 100 times before you go here Is it Worth paying 35 for 15 min ?”
Paul · Google · 1 Apr 2026
“Vancouver Career College massage therapy students was amazing.. I got my massage today at Honda Way and the girl I had was incredible. I highly recommend it”
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Sinta VJ · Google · 19 Feb 2026
“They did a great job, and the treatment was nice. However, since this is a student clinic, they need to complete an assessment first, so the actual massage time is reduced. From a 60-minute appointment, the massage itself is only about 30 minutes.”
Jack Lo · Google · 7 Oct 2025
“Over the past six months of receiving treatment at the VACC RMT Clinic, I have felt that the clinic is operated too heavily around student education rather than patient-centered care. The process often includes excessively long diagnostics and treatments that feel unrelated to the patient’s actual condition, leaving me with fatigue and additional discomfort from lying still for extended periods. For example, I had already consulted an external specialist and confirmed there was no neurological issue. However, this information was disregarded, and I was told, “Since we should not manipulate your nerve area, we will apply a heating pad instead.” As a result, I spent 25 minutes under a heating pad and only about 5 minutes receiving a massage that felt unprofessional and superficial. This approach leaves patients feeling misled and disappointed. In a typical 75-minute session, about 30 minutes are spent on intake and discussion, followed by the student leaving for 5–10 minutes to consult with an instructor or rewrite assessment notes while the patient waits. Then 20+ minutes are spent with a heating pad, and finally an instructor briefly enters, palpates my body without clear explanation, discusses with the student, and leaves. The time allocation feels inefficient and unprofessional. Another concern is the lack of continuity of care. The clinic advises patients to book with the same student for effective results, but in reality it is very difficult to schedule with the same person. This reasoning seems unconvincing because, in actual RMT practice, therapists often treat new patients and still provide effective care. If students are not yet fully capable, instructors should be more directly involved during treatment, not just in short, occasional consultations. I have also heard feedback from friends who booked appointments after 4 PM, saying that the massage often felt ineffective — either due to fatigue, lack of skill, or lack of motivation — as if the main purpose were simply to complete hours rather than to provide meaningful treatment. This is disappointing and makes me regret recommending this clinic to others. I sincerely hope the VACC RMT Clinic can reconsider its time management, patient communication, and instructor involvement to create a more professional and patient-centered treatment environment. For those seeking effective care, I would currently recommend trying the Acupuncture Clinic instead, as their approach has been more efficient and beneficial in my experience.”Read moreShow less
kan chun · Google · 23 Jun 2025
“I visited this place a few times and it was excellent. Marina using deep tissue massage as well as friction treatment to help with my scar tissue closed to my ribcage. The scar tissue is softening and the mobility of my shoulder was improved. It was one of my best massage experience and treatment.”Read moreShow less
Al Norozian · Google · 18 Jun 2025
“They were very polite but it seems to me they wasted lots of time asking unnecessary questions during the consultation, so out of 75 mins you only get 15 mins massage. My second appointment, they were very unorganized. They sent me many emails to confirm the appointment and then they canceled it for different reasons. They even canceled my appointment 10 mins before my actual appointment. I am sorry but I never go back again!!!”Read moreShow less
Reef Li · Google · 10 Mar 2024
“Ali and Jade are very friendly and awesome therapists. My back muscle condition has greatly improved after their professional treatments. All working staffs there are kind and helpful, they deserve the best respects of the visiting customers.”
Traveling Punjabi · Google · 4 Oct 2023
“Tom and Karl did amazing customer service. I am really elated that I choose RMT for my back massage and it’s well worth it. I had severe back pain from heavy lifting and these guys proved as a blessing for my back pain treatment and cure. Very patient and personable staff. Highly recommend ✌️✌️✌️”Read moreShow less
Sunaina Ajit Kumar · Google · 13 Oct 2022



