Pricing
All prices in Canadian dollars. Not sure what to book? Call us at 604-556-0034.
Physiotherapy
- Initial Assessment
- $110
- Subsequent
- $100
- Initial Extended (45 minutes)
- $155
- Initial Extended (60 minutes)
- $160
- Subsequent Extended (45 minutes)
- $160
- Concussion / Vestibular Rehab Initial Assessment
- $135
- Concussion / Vestibular Rehab Subsequent Visit
- $125
- IMS / Dry Needling / Spinal Decompression Initial Assessment
- $120
- IMS / Dry Needling / Spinal Decompression Subsequent Visit
- $110
- TMJ / Jaw Initial Assessment
- $130
- TMJ / Jaw Subsequent Visit
- $120
- Virtual Initial Assessment
- $100
- Virtual Subsequent Visit
- $80
- Home Visit 45 minutes
- $170
- Home Visit 1 hour
- $200
- MSP Assisted Claim
- $45
- Approved WSBC Claim
- no user fee*
- Approved ICBC Claim
- no user fee*
* Treatment must be pre-approved to qualify for this service (initial assessment and subsequent treatment).
Virtual appointments available.
Massage Therapy
- 60 minutes
- $130
- 45 minutes
- $110
- 30 minutes
- $90
- Pregnancy Massage Initial (60 minutes)
- $120
- Pregnancy Massage Subsequent (60 minutes)
- $125
- Approved ICBC Claim
- no user fee*
- Approved WSBC Claim
- no user fee*
* Treatment must be pre-approved to qualify for this service (initial assessment and subsequent treatment).
Kinesiology
- Initial Assessment (45 minutes)
- $85
- Subsequent 30 minutes
- $55
- Subsequent 45 minutes
- $70
- Subsequent 60 minutes
- $85
- Hydrotherapy (30 minutes)
- $85
- Home Visit Initial (60 minutes)
- $150
- Home Visit 30 minutes
- $100
- Home Visit 45 minutes
- $120
- Home Visit 60 minutes
- $150
ICBC claims accepted.
Chiropractic
- Free Consultation (15 minutes)
- Free
- Initial
- $110
- Subsequent
- $70
- Extended Subsequent
- $80
ICBC claims accepted.
Clinical Counselling
- Initial Appointment
- $140
- Subsequent 50 minutes
- $140
- Subsequent 90 minutes
- $180
- Couples Counselling Initial
- $180
- Couples Counselling Subsequent
- $180
- Online Initial
- $120
- Online Subsequent
- $120
- Phone Call Initial
- $120
- Phone Call Subsequent
- $120
ICBC claims accepted.
We bill your insurer directly
We provide direct billing for most of the major extended health claim providers. If you aren't seeing your provider below, please call us at 604-556-0034 so we can accommodate you.




















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