New Visit Schedule and Fee Schedule:
After March 15th Thursdays will be telemedicine days 10am to 3pm. Tuesdays and Wednesdays I will remain in office 10am to 5pm. Monday and Friday mornings I will be completing administration tasks and typically available by email or text unless a public holiday or if I am on holidays.
I continue to take new patients with an 8-10 week wait time and a waitlist for urgent cases.
There are also some changes coming in the government regulatory world on April 1st with the enacting of the new Health Professions and Occupations Act (HPOA). It is a potentially problematic piece of government legislation that will increase government oversight of all medical professionals in the province and will increase the cost of running a practice. Our regulatory fees and insurance will be rising by 25% immediately and potentially even more next year. This will mean a small increase in my fees as of April 1st to compensate.
New patient visit - $300 (up from $275)
30 minute visit - $150 (up from $137.50)
20 minute visit - $100 (up from $95)
Striving for excellence in the committed and compassionate pursuit of patient wellness.
I am located at Hawthorne Naturopathic Centre which is a fully accessible office with parking available either out front or in the rear parking lot.
Supplement and lab kit pick up is an easy process with short term parking right out front and a lock box at the front of the office where we can securely store orders for pick up. Simply text or email if you are in need of a refill on your supplement.
As a reminder our cell phone/office number is 250-888-3729.
Our phones are answered intermittently throughout the day. Don’t hesitate to text or leave a message and we will respond as soon as possible.
Maria Boorman’s Schedule
Tuesday - 10-5:00pm
Wednesday - 10-5:00pm
Thursday - 10-3:00pm
Monday and Friday mornings administration tasks and available by email or text typically unless a holiday.
MPB Naturopathic Ltd.
I acknowledge with respect and gratitude that we are on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the lək̓ʷəŋən (Lekwungen) peoples, known today as the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations. I recognize their enduring relationship with this land and honor their history, culture, and continued presence in this region.