About Ailio # Finding care should be easy. Especially when it isn’t easy for you. Ailio shows you every clinic near you with an opening today — real times, real listed prices, one search. And if you’re booking through an ICBC claim, looking for someone who works well with your child’s or your own needs, or need a treatment room your wheelchair can actually get into — the right practitioner is out there, and helping you find them is the reason Ailio exists. Who we had in mind ## The hardest searches came first. Most booking tools are built for the simplest patient and bolt the rest on later. We built the other way around — if the search works for these people, it works for everyone. A claim, not a card You’re booking through ICBC or WorkSafeBC After a crash or a workplace injury, the last thing you need is calling around asking “do you bill ICBC directly?” Lots of clinics that mention an insurer only mention it to say they don’t. On Ailio Filter to practitioners who state they bill your funder directly — with any user fee shown before you book. The right fit matters You’re booking for a child or adult with a disability A great practitioner isn’t automatically a great fit for every patient. Families end up vetting by phone, one clinic at a time, and starting over when nothing fits. On Ailio See practitioners who say they work with children, adults and specific needs — in their own words, per practitioner. Access is the appointment You need the room, not just the practitioner Step-free entrance, an accessible washroom, parking at the door, a scent-free room, an interpreter — details clinics rarely put on the booking page, so you call to ask. On Ailio Accessibility details from the clinic’s own site and Google’s data — including when we couldn’t find out. Covered, but complicated Your coverage isn’t a private plan MSP premium assistance, FNHA, NIHB, Veterans Affairs — real coverage that plenty of front desks can’t answer questions about. You shouldn’t have to be the expert on your own funding. On Ailio Per-funder pages that say who bills it directly in your city — and how each programme actually works. Said by the clinic, not guessed by us ## When a listing says a practitioner works with kids, it’s because they said so. We never infer that someone can accommodate a disability — that’s a promise about your care, and it isn’t ours to make. We read what practitioners and clinics publish about themselves, show each claim at the level it was made, and say plainly when we couldn’t find out. Unknown stays unknown. Things you can filter for today Wheelchair accessible entrance Wheelchair accessible washroom Wheelchair accessible parking Scent-free clinic Interpreter available Service animals welcome Good for children Automatic doors Ground floor Gender-neutral washroom Each one comes from the clinic’s own site, Google’s accessibility data, or a statement the clinic made in its portal — and the listing tells you which. ## Whoever you’re booking for, start with who can actually see you. [Search care near you](https://ailio.health/) [How claims work](https://ailio.health/claims) $0 booking fees. Source: https://ailio.health/about --- - Availability here is read from clinics on a schedule, not live. A time shown may already be taken. - "Not checked" and "no openings" are different answers and are written differently. - Coverage is partial. A list from this site is never every clinic in an area. - Billing lines report what a clinic published about itself. Confirm with the clinic before relying on one. - Ailio writes no reviews and publishes no rating of its own; every rating names its source. - Terms of use and data notes: https://ailio.health/llms.txt