Family practice
Ongoing care for you and your family, check-ups and preventive care.
What we offer
Services & fees
Primary care for all ages, with visiting specialists and outreach to the Fraser Canyon.
Episodic care
Appointments for new health concerns and minor illness or injury.
Chronic disease care
Support for conditions such as diabetes, heart disease and COPD.
Women's health and prenatal care
Pap tests, contraception including IUDs, and prenatal care.
Minor procedures
Suturing, biopsies and other in-office procedures.
Mental health
Support and counselling for common concerns such as depression and anxiety.
Visiting specialists
By referral from your family doctor; the Fraser Canyon Clinic receptionist will confirm your appointment time.
Virtual care
Phone and video appointments when suitable.
Fraser Canyon outreach
Regular clinics in Boston Bar at Anderson Creek Clinic.
Uninsured services and fees
Most medical services are covered by the BC Medical Services Plan (MSP). Some services are not covered, such as certain forms, letters and medical reports requested by third parties. A fee may apply for these. Please ask our front desk about fees before your appointment.
| Drivers Examinations | $110.00 |
| Disability Tax Credit forms | $150.00 |
| Office Visit (No MSP coverage) | $50.00 |
| First Aid Exams | $35.00 |
| Sports & Camp Exam | $35.00 |
| Form Fee – Minimum | $25.00 |
| Medical EI forms/Fuel Tax forms | $20.00 |
| Sick Note | $10.00 |
| Chart Transfers | $30.00 |
Tax credit information
Thinking about applying for the Disability Tax Credit (DTC)?
Let’s make sure you’re eligible before you ask a doctor/NP.
What is the DTC?
The Disability Tax Credit is a non-refundable tax credit from the CRA. It helps people with severe and prolonged impairments, or their caregivers, reduce the amount of income tax they may owe.
But not everyone qualifies — even with a diagnosis or health condition.
You will qualify if:
- Your condition has lasted or will last at least 12 months
- You are markedly restricted in basic daily activity
- The restriction affects you at least 90% of the time
- Even with therapy, devices, or medication, you: cannot perform the activity at all, or take significantly longer (e.g., 3x longer) than someone your age without the impairment.
What counts as a basic daily activity?
- Walking
- Feeding yourself
- Dressing yourself
- Vision
- Speaking
- Hearing
- Eliminating (e.g., bowel/bladder function)
- Mental functions (e.g., memory, planning)
Why this matters
Medical providers must follow CRA rules — providing accurate information to allow CRA to determine eligibility. Be sure to review the eligibility criteria before meeting with your doctor or nurse practitioner.
“Eligibility is based on how your condition affects your ability to function — not just a diagnosis.”
CRA resources & clinic fee
For the CRA’s full DTC eligibility criteria, videos and checklists, visit canada.ca/disability-tax-credit (opens in a new tab), or scan the QR code.
Completing Disability Tax Credit forms at this clinic costs $150.00 (see the uninsured fee schedule above).
