From $90 for 30 min — the cheapest Acupuncture appointment this clinic charges for.Fee not published
Soonest openingTomorrow · 9:00 AM
After a crash · Vancouver, BC
10 practitioners offering acupuncture in Vancouver, BC who take ICBC claims, with what each one has told us they will ask you for at the desk. 4 have an opening this week.
The list
Every practitioner here works at a clinic that has said it bills ICBC. Where the clinic published what it charges you on top, that is on the card.
Yes. ICBC pre-approves treatment for anyone injured in a crash in BC, and you do not need a referral to start. 6 of the 50 clinics we index in Vancouver have somebody who bills ICBC.
12 visits. Pre-approved by ICBC from the date of the crash — no referral, no adjuster sign-off.
No. Pre-approved treatment under an ICBC claim needs no doctor’s referral and no adjuster approval — you book directly.
None of the 6 clinics on this page have published what they charge on top of the claim. A user fee is legal here and is set clinic by clinic, so ask when you book.
0 acupuncture who take this claim have an opening later today, and 4 have one this week. The first visit is the long one, so book it before you decide on a full course.
Hartwell Therapy and Wellness · Riley Park
evolve. · Kensington-Cedar Cottage
My Rest · Riley Park
Honey + Garlic Health Studio · Riley Park
evolve. · Kensington-Cedar Cottage
Pre-approved by ICBC from the date of the crash — no referral, no adjuster sign-off.
Clinics on this page collect these at booking and put them on the claim for you.
Online or by phone. You get a claim number the same day, and that number is all a clinic needs to bill.
No referral and no approval call. Pre-approved treatment starts from the date of the crash.
You pay the user fee if that clinic charges one, and nothing else at the desk.
What you need to startA claim number. Nothing else.
Treatment window12 weeks from the date of the crash
Claim context
The part people get wrong about ICBC treatment is the money. ICBC pays the clinic a set rate per visit; the clinic’s own listed price is often higher, and the gap is the user fee. It is legal, it varies clinic by clinic, and almost nobody publishes it — which is why the only fees on this page are the ones clinics wrote down themselves.
The other constraint is the clock. Pre-approved visits run from the date of the crash rather than from the day you decide to use them, so the practical advice is to book the assessment while you are still deciding whether you need the full course.
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