SURREY CLINIC
Prosthetic and orthotic care in Surrey, BC
Every prosthetic and orthotic service we offer, for children and adults, at our clinic in Walnut Industrial Park, with parking on-site.
Open Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm.
- Caring for Greater Vancouver since 1968
- No doctor's referral needed to book
- Direct billing to PharmaCare, WorkSafeBC, ICBC and more
Surrey clinic details
- Address
- Unit 118 – 12414 – 82 Avenue
Surrey, BC V3W 3E9
Get directions - Phone
- 604.597.4784
- Fax
- 604.597.3902
- surrey@hodgsongroup.ca
- Hours
- Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm
Closed Saturday and Sunday - Parking
- On-site stalls marked Hodgson, plus accessible stalls
GETTING HERE
Find us in Walnut Industrial Park
We’re in Walnut Industrial Park on 82 Avenue, with parking right outside the door.
Parking at the clinic
Five on-site stalls are marked Hodgson, and accessible stalls are available too.
SERVICES AT SURREY
Full prosthetic and orthotic care, close to home
You don’t need to travel to Coquitlam for specialist care. Every service below is available here, for kids and adults.
Lower limb prosthetics
A prosthetic leg fitted for comfort and function, with regular follow-up as your needs change.
Upper limb prosthetics
Arm and hand solutions built around your lifestyle and the tasks that matter most to you.
Scoliosis bracing
Custom 3D asymmetrical braces designed to stop curve progression and guide growth toward symmetry.
Baby helmets
Cranial remoulding helmets for babies under one year, redirecting growth to a well-balanced head shape.
Custom foot orthoses
Made on-site to reduce foot pain and improve balance in everyday shoes.
Custom bracing
Braces for legs, arms, neck or back that reduce pain and help you reach your functional goals.
Functional electrical stimulation
FES uses your own nerves to activate muscles, and may replace the need for a plastic leg brace.
Not sure what you need?
Book an assessment. Our clinicians will recommend the right device for your goals.
Book an appointmentYOUR FIRST VISIT
What to expect when you book at Surrey
We sort out funding before you arrive, so your first appointment can focus on you.
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Book, no referral needed
Call or send the form below. A doctor's prescription comes later, and we give you a template for it.
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Talk through funding
Before your first appointment, our team walks you through the funding options that apply to you.
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Assessment, about an hour
You share your goals, and your clinician takes measurements, a scan or a cast, and maps out your treatment.
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Fitting and follow-up
Most devices are ready in 2 to 6 weeks. We fit your device and check in at set points along the way.
YOUR CARE TEAM
Clinicians who see patients in Surrey
FUNDING
We handle the paperwork with your funder
Before your first visit, we walk you through the options that apply to you. Then we apply on your behalf and bill most programs directly.
We bill these directly
- BC Fair PharmaCare and the At Home Program
- WorkSafeBC and ICBC claims
- Persons with Disabilities (PWD) through the Ministry
- First Nations Health Authority
- War Amps, Variety, CKNW Kids' Fund and other charities
Private health plans
Many workplace extended health plans, such as PBC and Manulife, fund orthotics and prosthetics. We don't bill private plans directly, so you'll submit that claim yourself.
QUESTIONS
Surrey clinic FAQ
Do I need a doctor's refferal to book?
No. You can book an assessment directly. If a device is right for you, you’ll need a prescription from your family doctor or specialist before we make it, and we provide a template with the correct wording.
Where do I park?
Park in one of the five on-site stalls marked Hodgson in Walnut Industrial Park. Accessible stalls are also available.
Does the Surrey clinic offer the same services as Coquitlam?
Yes. Every prosthetic and orthotic service is available at both Surrey and Coquitlam. Our North Shore location focuses on prosthetics only.
How long is the first appointment?
Assessments usually take about an hour. If you need devices for more than one limb, we book around 90 minutes so nothing is rushed.
How long until my device is ready?
It depends on the device. Baby helmets take about 2 weeks, scoliosis braces about 3, foot orthotics and most braces 3 to 4, and prostheses 4 to 6 weeks.
Can you bill my funding program directly?
For most public and charitable programs, yes, including PharmaCare, WorkSafeBC, ICBC, PWD and FNHA. Private extended health plans are the exception: you submit those claims yourself.
OTHER LOCATIONS
Closer to Coquitlam or North Shore?
Coquitlam
Unit 113 – 250 Schoolhouse Street, Coquitlam, BC V3K 6V7
Full prosthetic and orthotic services.
Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm.
North Shore
At Surge Neuro Physio, 305 – 1200 Lonsdale Ave, North Vancouver, BC V7M 3H6
Prosthetics only. By
appointment.
BOOK AT SURREY
Book your appointment at the Surrey clinic
Send us a few details and we’ll call you back to find a time. Prefer to talk now? Call us directly.
Monday to Friday 9 am to 5 pm. Email surrey@hodgsongroup.ca
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