What it costs
Every figure on this page is in Canadian dollars and includes GST. The assessment is CAD 189. Programs are quoted as a block, not as an hourly surprise. After the 90-minute visit we freeze a written estimate that matches these lists, or we explain in a sentence why your mix of add-ons differs. We do not change a quoted block mid-program unless you add a module in writing.
Card and Interac e-Transfer are both accepted. An 8- or 16-week program can be split into three instalments with no added fee. Alberta Health Care does not cover this work. Receipts carry the designation of the practitioner who saw you, which is what extended-health plans usually ask for.
Request a program Ask a question firstPrograms
CAD 1,240
Built for men whose main loads are sleep, pressure, weight and weekly accountability, without an in-clinic course. Pelvic floor, wave therapy and partner sessions can be added from the table below.
Request this programCAD 139 / month
For men who have finished Reset or Restore and want the numbers watched. In-clinic courses during Sustain are billed from the add-on table.
Request this programCAD 2,180
The middle option on purpose: long enough for an in-clinic course and a second look at the numbers. Choosing both pelvic floor and wave therapy means the second course is added at the table price.
Request this programAdd-ons
Use this table when you are not in a program, or when you add a module to Reset. Program inclusions above already cover some of these lines; we do not bill them twice.
| Service | Fee |
|---|---|
| Initial Vitality Assessment (90 min) | CAD 189 |
| Follow-up consultation (30 min) | CAD 95 |
| Lab panel coordination and review | CAD 240 |
| Men's pelvic floor physiotherapy, single session | CAD 115 |
| Pelvic floor course of 6 | CAD 630 |
| Acoustic wave therapy, course of 6 | CAD 1,560 |
| Sleep restoration module (4 weeks) | CAD 320 |
| Nutrition intensive (6 sessions) | CAD 420 |
| Partner session (60 min) | CAD 160 |
| Written summary for your physician | CAD 60 |
Payment and instalments
Visa, Mastercard and Interac e-Transfer are accepted. We do not take cash for programs. An 8-week or 16-week program may be split into three equal payments: the first on booking, the second at week 3 (Reset) or week 5 (Restore), the third at week 6 or week 10. There is no instalment surcharge. If a payment is missed, in-clinic modules pause until it is current; we say this in the estimate so it is not a surprise.
GST is included in every figure on this page. Receipts are issued with the name of the centre, the date, the amount, and the designation of the practitioner who delivered the service (for example, physiotherapy versus coaching). Keep them for extended-health claims. Refunds, when they apply, go back by the same rail you paid on, usually within ten business days of the written decision. Detail sits in the refund and cancellation policy.
Insurance
Alberta Health Care does not cover the assessment, the programs, acoustic wave therapy, or our coaching modules. Some extended health benefits reimburse physiotherapy, and some reimburse psychology, when the practitioner’s designation matches the plan wording. Coaching, sleep modules and wave therapy are often declined. We do not bill insurers directly, we do not “code” a coaching hour as something else, and we cannot tell you in advance that a claim will succeed.
Send your plan the receipt and the designation. If the insurer asks for a physician referral, that request goes to your family physician, not to us as a substitute. Sustain memberships are billed as a coaching retainers; assume they will not be reimbursed unless your plan says otherwise in writing.
Cancellations
Give 48 hours’ notice to move an assessment or a session; inside 48 hours the visit may be charged. Program refunds, no-shows and medical stops are written out on the refund and cancellation policy.
Next step
If you already know you want the assessment, send the form. If the fee table raised a question, read the longer answers or write to the desk.
Request a program Ask a question first