Veterans Affairs kinesiology in Victoria, BC

11 practitioners offering kinesiology in Victoria, BC who take Veterans Affairs claims, with what each one has told us they will ask you for at the desk.

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Kinesiology in Victoria who take Veterans Affairs claims

Every practitioner here works at a clinic that has said it bills Veterans Affairs. Where the clinic published what it charges you on top, that is on the card.

Lori Baker

Shelbourne Physiotherapy

From $80 for 30 min — the lowest kinesiology price shown for this clinic.Fee not published
Soonest opening

Sam Konyu

Shelbourne Physiotherapy

From $80 for 30 min — the lowest kinesiology price shown for this clinic.Fee not published
Soonest opening
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Covered under a Veterans Affairs authorization

Authorization comes from VAC and names both the treatment type and the number of visits.

Massage therapy
as authorized
Physiotherapy
as authorized
Counselling
as authorized
Acupuncture
as authorized
Naturopathic medicine
not covered
Chiropractic
as authorized
Kinesiology
as authorized
Dietetics
as authorized
Occupational therapy
as authorized
Osteopathy
not covered
Speech therapy
as authorized
Podiatry
as authorized

Bring these to the first visit

  • Your VAC client number
  • Your treatment authorization number
  • Your Blue Cross card

Clinics on this page collect these at booking and put them on the claim for you.

How a Veterans Affairs authorization gets you treated in Victoria

  1. Get your authorization

    VAC or Medavie Blue Cross issues it against your accepted condition. It names the therapy and the number of visits.

  2. Find a clinic that direct-bills Blue Cross

    The listings here said they are set up for it, so you do not pay and claim back.

  3. Treatment is invoiced for you

    You show the card, they invoice. Renewals go through your case manager.

What you need to startYour VAC client number and an authorization for treatment.

Treatment windowas long as your authorization runs

Claim context

Veterans Affairs kinesiology: what it costs you

Veterans Affairs coverage is generous but gated: it pays for an accepted condition, and pays nothing without an authorization naming that therapy. The friction is finding a clinic that will direct-bill Medavie Blue Cross instead of asking you to pay and claim back.

There are fewer of those clinics than there are clinics overall, which is the whole reason this page exists as its own list rather than as a filter chip buried in search.

Veterans Affairs questions people actually ask

Does Veterans Affairs cover kinesiology in BC?

Yes, for accepted conditions with a treatment authorization. Clinics that direct-bill Medavie Blue Cross invoice for you rather than asking you to pay upfront. 3 of the 76 clinics we index in Victoria have somebody who bills Veterans Affairs.

How many kinesiology visits does Veterans Affairs pay for?

as authorized. Authorization comes from VAC and names both the treatment type and the number of visits.

Do I need a referral?

You need an authorization for treatment rather than a referral, and it has to cover the specific therapy you are booking.

Will I be charged a user fee?

None of the 3 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.

How soon can I start treatment in Victoria?

0 kinesiology who take this claim have an opening later today, and 5 have one this week. The first visit is the long one, so book it before you decide on a full course.