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Browse 16 TCM practitioners with a practice focus on Pain Management in Maple Ridge, British Columbia. Initial assessment costs average $130, ranging from $125 to $135. Compare pricing where available, directory trust signals, and clinic review snapshots.
Support for pain through professional therapeutic care. Practitioners may use manual techniques, exercise prescription, and education to help manage symptoms.
16 practitioners found · avg. initial assessment $130
R.Ac.
Primera Therapy
Practice focus
Lists focus areas in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Sports Injury Recovery.
Maple Ridge, BC
Clinic rating snapshot
5.0 (24 clinic reviews)
$125
English
Accepting patients
Naturopathic Physician & Registered Acupuncturist
Dr. Faaria Karim, ND, LAc · Dr. Aggie Matusik
Practice focus
Lists focus areas in Autoimmune Support, Depression Support.
Maple Ridge, BC
Clinic rating snapshot
5.0 (8 clinic reviews)
Pricing unavailable
Accepting patients
R.Ac.
Kinectiv Sport + Health · Mahi Sharifirad, R.Ac.
Practice focus
Lists focus areas in Depression Support, Emotional Wellness.
Maple Ridge, BC
Clinic rating snapshot
4.9 (202 clinic reviews)
$135
Accepting patients
R.Ac.
Mountain Ridge Wellness · Wholehearted Wellness
Practice focus
Lists focus areas in Depression Support, Fatigue Management.
Maple Ridge, BC
Clinic rating snapshot
5.0 (43 clinic reviews)
Pricing unavailable
Accepting patients
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There are currently 16 TCM practitioners with a practice focus on Pain Management listed in Maple Ridge, BC on TCMThrive.
The average initial assessment cost for TCM practitioners focused on Pain Management in Maple Ridge is approximately $130 (range: $125–$135).
TCM practitioners focused on Pain Management in Maple Ridge speak: English.
Support for pain through professional therapeutic care. Practitioners may use manual techniques, exercise prescription, and education to help manage symptoms.