Our practitioners work exceptionally well with each other, and it’s not critical to start with a specific clinician instead of another.

Starting somewhere you feel familiar or comfortable is always a great place to start. We find our best results come with a multidisciplinary approach, so depending your experience, you can expect to see more than one clinician in your journey.

When in doubt, our helpful administrative team can guide you to the right practitioner to start with. Call now for help.

Yes. We direct bill to a variety of different insurance providers, including ICBC. For more information about extended health providers, please visit our Direct Billing page.

Yes. A variety of our clinicians work with you and ICBC to help your recovery.

To learn about our therapists that will help you recover from your accident, please visit our ICBC Care Team page.
For information about billing to ICBC and setting up your initial appointment, please visit our ICBC Billing page.

At Acacia we understand that dogs and pets can be a valuable part of a person’s health and well being.  We also are aware that we have many patients and practitioners with allergies to pet dander.

Dogs and pets are, in general, are not allowed at the clinic with exception of:

1. Service Dogs and Guide Dogs
2. Certified Therapy Dogs. Certified Therapy Dogs are allowed in the clinic within the following guidelines:
   • a. We are made aware ahead of time that you will have a therapy dog in the clinic.  Please call the clinic and notify one of our patient care providers.
   • No dogs, including therapy dogs, are allowed in a room when someone is receiving prolotherapy, IV therapy, or any injection of any sort.  This is to prevent infection during higher risk procedures.