How Much Does Dry Needle Therapy in Ottawa Cost?

If you are considering dry needle therapy in Ottawa, understanding the cost and how treatment is structured can help you decide whether this approach is right for you. Dry needle therapy is commonly used to address muscle tension, restricted movement, and muscle-related discomfort, often as part of a broader chiropractic care plan.

Below is a transparent overview of pricing for dry needle therapy, accurate at the time of writing.

Cost of Dry Needle Therapy in Ottawa

Initial Dry Needle Therapy Session

• $55.00

This fee applies to an initial dry needle therapy session. It reflects the time and clinical care involved in delivering treatment based on individual assessment findings.

Follow-Up Dry Needle Therapy Sessions

• $110.00

Follow-up sessions are billed per visit. Ongoing care is tailored based on how your body responds to treatment and whether dry needle therapy is combined with other chiropractic techniques.

Important Pricing Disclaimer

Please note:

• Prices listed reflect current fees at the time this article was published

• Fees are subject to change in the future

For the most up-to-date pricing, it is recommended to confirm details before booking.

What Affects the Number of Sessions?

The number of dry needle therapy sessions needed varies between individuals. Factors that may influence care include:

• The type of muscle tension or dysfunction being addressed

• How long symptoms have been present

• Individual response to treatment

• Whether dry needle therapy is used alongside other chiropractic care

Dry needle therapy is typically not a standalone treatment and is often combined with joint mobilisation, soft tissue work, or movement-based care.

Is Dry Needle Therapy Right for You?

Dry needle therapy in Ottawa may be appropriate for people experiencing muscle tightness, reduced range of motion, or muscle-related pain. A clinical assessment is used to determine whether this technique is suitable and how it may fit into an overall care plan.

To learn more about how dry needle therapy is used as part of chiropractic care, visit our Dry Needling service page.