Fees & billing
Clear pricing, billed to your insurer.
A physiotherapy assessment runs roughly $110 to $135 and follow-ups from $90. Most extended health plans reimburse a share, and ICBC and WorkSafeBC visits are covered in full with nothing to pay upfront.
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What it costs
Typical ranges below. Your exact fee depends on the length of the visit and the practitioner, and we confirm it when you book. These are clinic fees before any insurance reimbursement.
Acupuncture, osteopathy, kinesiology, chiropractic, occupational therapy, yoga therapy, and our weight-loss and elderly-care programs are priced by visit length and practitioner. Call either clinic for an exact fee, or see the relevant service page.
Extended health
We direct-bill most major plans, so you pay only the portion your plan does not cover. Bring your plan details to your first visit.
ICBC
25 physiotherapy visits are pre-approved in your first 12 weeks after a crash, billed directly to ICBC. Nothing to pay upfront.
WorkSafeBC
Once your claim is active, your treatment is covered and billed directly to WorkSafeBC. Nothing to pay upfront.
Pricing questions
What patients ask about cost and coverage.
Have another question? Call (604) 281-3345- How much does physiotherapy cost in West Vancouver?
- At Azalea, an initial physiotherapy assessment runs roughly $110 to $135 and follow-up visits roughly $90 to $110, depending on the length of the appointment and the practitioner. Most extended health plans reimburse a significant share of that, and ICBC and WorkSafeBC visits are typically covered in full.
- Do you direct-bill my insurance?
- Yes. We direct-bill ICBC, WorkSafeBC, and most major extended health plans, including Pacific Blue Cross, Sun Life, Manulife, Canada Life, Green Shield, Desjardins and Beneva. You pay only the portion your plan does not cover, and our insurance page lists every provider we bill.
- Is there any cost for ICBC or WorkSafeBC visits?
- For covered visits, no. After a car accident, ICBC pre-approves 25 physiotherapy visits in your first 12 weeks and we bill ICBC directly. For a workplace injury, WorkSafeBC covers your treatment once your claim is active. In both cases there is nothing to pay upfront for the covered portion.
- Do I need a referral, and does that change the cost?
- No referral is needed to book in BC. Some extended health plans ask for a doctor’s referral before they reimburse you, so it is worth checking your own policy. The clinic fee is the same either way.
- Why are the fees shown as a range?
- Because the right appointment length varies. A longer initial assessment for a complex problem costs more than a brief follow-up. We confirm your exact fee when you book, so there are no surprises, and our front desk will tell you what your plan is likely to cover.
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