St Albert Physio & Lymphatic Centre is at 700 St Albert Trail, St. Albert, Alberta T8N 7A5. We are inside Jensen Lakes Medical Centre, on the Trail itself, with a large free car park and no steps from the doors, which matters more than it sounds when you are arriving with a swollen leg or a back that has just gone.
Finding us and parking
The clinic sits on St Albert Trail, the main route through town, a short drive from the Anthony Henday and roughly twenty minutes from north Edmonton depending on traffic.
Parking is at the door. You are not circling a lot or feeding a meter, and you are not walking a distance to reach us. Tap the map above and it will open directions from wherever you are.
Who travels to us
St. Albert is our home and most of our patients live here. We also see people from northwest Edmonton, Morinville, Sturgeon County and further out, particularly for lymphatic care.
That is not a boast about reputation. Clinical manual lymphatic drainage, done to the Vodder standard rather than as a relaxation massage, is genuinely not available on every corner, so people travel a little for it.
Insurance and direct billing
We direct bill most major insurers where your plan allows it, so many patients pay nothing at the visit. Bring your policy details to your first appointment and we will confirm what applies before treatment begins.
Direct billing is a convenience rather than a guarantee of coverage. What your plan actually pays is between you and your insurer, and we will tell you if something looks like it will not be covered rather than let you find out afterwards.
- Extended health plans, direct billed where the plan permits it
- Motor vehicle accident treatment, billed to your automobile insurer under accident benefits
- Accepted WCB claims, billed directly to WCB Alberta
What to bring to a first appointment
- Your insurance policy details
- Your claim number, for a motor vehicle accident or WCB matter
- Your post-operative instructions, if you have had surgery
- Any imaging reports or specialist letters you have been given
- Any compression garment you already own, even if it does not fit well
- Shorts or loose clothing, if we will be looking at a knee, hip or ankle
If you are not sure we can help
Call and ask before you book. Some swelling is venous, cardiac, kidney related or a side effect of medication, and decongestive therapy is the wrong tool for all of those.
We would rather spend five minutes on the phone pointing you toward your doctor than take a booking that was never going to help you.