Registered Massage Therapy · Two Richmond locations
Registered Massage Therapy in Richmond, BC.
Registered Massage Therapists at two Richmond locations: assessment-based treatment in a private treatment room at the Wellness Studio, or hands-on recovery work in the same building where you train at Fittopia Fitness Center.
- Practitioners
- Two Registered Massage Therapists (RMT)
- Locations
- Wellness Studio clinic & Fitness Center
- College
- College of Complementary Health Professionals of BC
- Session lengths
- 30, 45 and 60 minutes
Registered Massage Therapists (RMT)
Conditions we treat
Assessment-based massage therapy for musculoskeletal pain, tension, and injury recovery, at both Fittopia locations.
Massage therapy helps manage these concerns; it is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or care.
One to one with a Registered Massage Therapist, at either location.
What to expect
Your first visit.
Choose your location
Book the private treatment-room clinic at the Wellness Studio with Parry Yeung, or Anthony Antolis's practice at Fittopia Fitness Center.
Assessment first
Every first visit opens with a short history and a look at your posture and movement, before any hands-on work begins.
Treatment and home care
Assessment flows into treatment the same day, and you leave with home-care guidance and a receipt for your extended health provider.
Two locations
Choose your location.
Both are Registered Massage Therapy under Fittopia Health Care, at the same fees; pick the setting that suits how you want to recover.
The Clinic
Fittopia Wellness Studio
Inside Fittopia Wellness Studio on No. 3 Road
Parry Yeung
RMT
- Assessment-based massage therapy in a quieter, private treatment-room setting
- Alongside acupuncture, physiotherapy, and counselling on the same site
- Direct billing rolling out, Sun Life live today
- Address
- 4940 No. 3 Rd, Unit 122, Richmond, BC V6X 3A5
- Phone
- (604) 304-7779
- Hours
- By appointment, seven days a week
Initial visit from $140
Fitness Center
Fittopia Fitness Center
Inside Fittopia Fitness Center on Alderbridge Way
Anthony Antolis
RMT
- Treatment and training under one roof
- Recovery work beside the gym floor you already train on
- No gym membership needed to book
- Address
- 7951 Alderbridge Way Unit 155, Richmond, BC V6X 2A4
- Phone
- (236) 454-6868
- Hours
- By appointment
Initial visit from $140
Not sure which fits?
Both locations are Registered Massage Therapy at the same session lengths and fees, so you cannot go wrong either way. Choose the clinic for a quieter, private treatment-room setting with Parry Yeung, alongside acupuncture, physiotherapy, and counselling on the same site. Choose the Fitness Center if you want recovery work with Anthony Antolis in the building where you already train, whether or not you are a member.
Looking for other care? Acupuncture & Traditional Chinese Medicine, Physiotherapy, Counselling & Social Work, or see all conditions we treat.
Good to know
Massage therapy FAQs
How is Registered Massage Therapy different from a spa massage?
A spa massage is built around relaxation. Registered Massage Therapy is assessment-based clinical treatment from a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) registered with the College of Complementary Health Professionals of BC (CCHPBC), and you receive a receipt for your extended health plan, which a spa cannot provide.
What is the difference between massage therapy at the two locations?
Both are Registered Massage Therapy under Fittopia Health Care, and the session lengths and fees are the same. The clinic at Fittopia Wellness Studio, 4940 No. 3 Rd Unit 122, runs with Parry Yeung in a private treatment room alongside acupuncture, physiotherapy, and counselling. The Fitness Center practice at 7951 Alderbridge Way Unit 155 runs with Anthony Antolis, so recovery work happens in the same building where you train. Each location books through its own online booking site.
Will it hurt, and how much pressure is used?
Pressure is always adjusted to your comfort, and effective treatment does not require pain. Deeper work can feel intense in tight areas; just tell your therapist if you want more or less pressure.
What should I wear, and what should I expect?
Wear whatever is comfortable. You undress only to your comfort level and are always properly draped, with only the area being worked on exposed. First visits start with a short assessment, then hands-on treatment and home-care guidance.
Do I need a doctor's referral to book massage therapy?
No referral is needed to book directly with a Registered Massage Therapist in BC. Some extended health plans require one before they will reimburse, so it is worth checking your plan details first.
How often should I come in?
It depends on your goals and how your body responds. Many patients do a focused stretch of regular sessions, then move to occasional maintenance visits; your therapist will suggest a cadence and never push for more visits than you need.
Receipts are provided for extended health plans at both locations, and clinic direct billing is rolling out now (Sun Life live today). See the Insurance page for the current list.
Fittopia Health Care
Book massage therapy
Choose your location: Registered Massage Therapy with Parry Yeung at the Wellness Studio clinic, or with Anthony Antolis at Fittopia Fitness Center.