Cantonese speaking physiotherapy in Metro Vancouver.

OUR CANTONESE-SPEAKING TEAM

17 clinicians, five studios.

Every name below is a real, currently practising Launch Rehab clinician. Ask for anyone on this list by name when you book.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Cantonese-speaking care, answered.

Does Launch Rehab have Cantonese-speaking physiotherapists?

Yes. As of September 2026, Launch Rehab has 17 Cantonese-speaking clinicians across its five Metro Vancouver studios, the deepest bilingual bench of any discipline mix on the team. Most are physiotherapists or registered massage therapists, with one kinesiologist and one registered dietitian who also speak Cantonese.

Which Launch Rehab studios have Cantonese-speaking staff?

All five: North Burnaby, Coquitlam, Lougheed, New Westminster, and Richmond. Richmond and Lougheed carry the largest number of Cantonese-speaking practitioners, but every studio has at least one.

Can I book a Cantonese-speaking physiotherapist specifically, not just any physiotherapist?

Yes. Name the practitioner you want when you book online or call the studio directly. Every physiotherapist named on this page speaks Cantonese and can conduct the assessment and treatment session in Cantonese if you prefer.

Do I need to request a Cantonese-speaking practitioner in advance?

Booking ahead is the most reliable way to guarantee a specific clinician's schedule has an opening, since some Cantonese-speaking practitioners split time across two studios. Same-day requests are possible but depend on that day's schedule.

Is a Cantonese-speaking massage therapist available at Launch Rehab?

Yes. Four registered massage therapists on this list speak Cantonese: Andy Ma (Richmond), Ferrah Chan and Herman Chu (Lougheed and North Burnaby), Melissa Ku (Richmond), and Victor Li (Coquitlam and Lougheed).

Does Launch Rehab have a Cantonese-speaking dietitian?

Yes, one. Isabelle Lam is a registered dietitian at the Richmond studio who speaks Cantonese, regulated by the College of Health and Care Professionals of BC (CHCPBC).

Will my ICBC or WorkSafeBC paperwork be handled in Cantonese?

The clinical conversation, including your history and home program, can be conducted in Cantonese with any of these practitioners. Claim forms and ICBC or WorkSafeBC correspondence are in English, since those are standardized government and insurer documents, but the clinician can walk you through them in Cantonese.

Are Cantonese-speaking practitioners at Launch Rehab fully licensed in BC?

Yes. Every physiotherapist, RMT, kinesiologist, and dietitian named on this page holds the same BC licensing as any other Launch Rehab clinician: physiotherapists and dietitians through the College of Health and Care Professionals of BC (CHCPBC), and massage therapists through the College of Complementary Health Professionals of BC (CCHPBC). Speaking Cantonese is in addition to, not instead of, full BC licensing.