MPS Therapy (Microcurrent Point Stimulation) in Kingsville

Q: Is MPS covered by insurance?

Because MPS is performed by a Registered Massage Therapist as part of your treatment, it's typically billed under standard massage therapy, which may be eligible under your extended health benefits. Coverage varies by provider, so we recommend confirming your plan's details.

MPS Microcurrent Point Stimulation add-on treatment at Wrobel Massage Therapy in Kingsville, Ontario

What is MPS?

Some clients know this treatment as Dolphin MPS, named after the handheld microcurrent device commonly used during treatment. Microcurrent Point Stimulation (MPS), sometimes called MPS Dolphin, is a gentle, non-invasive technique that applies very low levels of electrical current to specific points on the body. At Wrobel Massage Therapy, MPS is offered by Melissa Wrobel, Lynn Heroux, Deanna Bavetta, and Amy McInnis as an add-on alongside a standard massage therapy session, used to complement their hands-on techniques and support your overall treatment goals.

MPS is available as an addition to your Registered Massage Therapy session.

Please note: MPS is offered as a complementary wellness technique alongside massage therapy. It is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment, and we always recommend speaking with your physician about any ongoing health concerns.

What to Expect

Sessions are quiet and relaxed. Most clients describe the sensation as a mild tingling or gentle pulse — your therapist adjusts the intensity throughout to keep things comfortable for you. MPS is available in 15, 30, or 45-minute increments and can be added to your Massage Therapy appointment depending on your needs that day.

Who Might Consider MPS

Many clients use MPS as part of their wellness routine to help support:

Everyday muscle tension
Areas of ongoing tightness
Post-activity muscle recovery
General relaxation as part of a treatment plan

Every client's needs are different, so your therapist will chat with you about your goals before your session to see if MPS is a good fit for you. Curious about who's available? Visit our staff page to learn more about our team, or check our FAQ for answers to common questions about insurance and appointments.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Microcurrent Point Stimulation?

Microcurrent Point Stimulation (MPS) is a gentle, non-invasive technique that applies very low levels of electrical current to specific points on the body. It's used alongside massage therapy to help support relaxation, ease muscle tension, and encourage the body's natural recovery process.

Is MPS painful?

No. Most clients describe the sensation as a mild tingling or gentle pulse. Your therapist adjusts the intensity throughout the session to keep it comfortable for you.

How long does an MPS session take?

Sessions are available in 15, 30, or 45-minute increments, and are often added on to a regular massage therapy appointment depending on your needs and goals.

Who can benefit from MPS?

Many clients use MPS to help support recovery from muscle tension, everyday aches, and areas of ongoing tightness. Your therapist will discuss whether it's a good fit for your specific needs during your appointment.

Is MPS covered by insurance?

When MPS is incorporated into your massage therapy treatment, it is billed as part of your Registered Massage Therapy appointment. Many extended health plans provide coverage for massage therapy services, but coverage varies by provider and plan. We recommend checking your benefits details if you have questions about your specific coverage. If MPS is booked as a standalone treatment rather than as part of a massage therapy appointment, it is not billed as massage therapy and is typically not eligible for insurance coverage.

MPS Microcurrent Point Stimulation