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OAT Clinic Abbotsford

Call ahead or come in during opening hours. You do not need a referral or a family doctor, and treatment can often start the same day.

Central Fraser Valley

Your nearest clinic if you are in the valley

Gladwin Road is where most Fraser Valley patients start, a short drive from Abbotsford Regional Hospital and reachable from Highway 1 in about ten minutes. People travel in from Mission and Aldergrove, and keep collecting their medication at a pharmacy near home.

2777 Gladwin Rd #108Abbotsford, BC V2T 4V1
604-755-4408Monday to Friday, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Methadone and Suboxoneprescribed on site
$0 with MSPmedication covered by PharmaCare
About 90 minutesfor a first assessment
Abbotsford, Mission, Aldergrovethe central Fraser Valley
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Getting here

By transit

Bus routes 2 and 12 stop on Gladwin Road within a short walk. The clinic is roughly ten minutes by car from Highway 1 at the Clearbrook exit.

Parking

Free surface parking is available on site for patients and visitors.

Accessibility

Unit 108 is at ground level with step-free access from the parking lot.

This location

Opioid addiction treatment in Abbotsford

  • Addiction medicine physicians on site five days a week
  • Coordination with Fraser Health community programmes
  • Transfers from another methadone or Suboxone programme without restarting
  • Video follow-up when travel is difficult
Opening hours

When to come

Monday10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Tuesday10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Wednesday10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Thursday10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Friday10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

Closed weekends and statutory holidays. Requests left outside opening hours are reviewed the next business day.

Local questions

Visiting our Abbotsford clinic

Do I need an appointment in Abbotsford?
Calling ahead is best. Abbotsford runs on a booked schedule more than Vancouver does, and a call lets us hold time for a full assessment rather than fitting you in between follow-ups.
How far do patients usually travel to reach this clinic?
We see patients from across the eastern Fraser Valley, including Mission, Aldergrove and Langley. Once you are established on a stable dose, most follow-up appointments can be done by telemedicine so the travel stops.
Can my medication be dispensed closer to home?
Yes. You can be assessed in Abbotsford and have your prescription sent to a pharmacy near where you live or work. Tell us which pharmacy you prefer and we will coordinate directly with them.
Do I need a referral to be seen in Abbotsford?
No. Call us or walk in during opening hours. A referral from a doctor or pharmacy is welcome but never required, and most of our patients do not have a family doctor.
Do you treat patients from Mission and Aldergrove?
Yes. Abbotsford is the nearest clinic for much of the central Fraser Valley, including Mission and Aldergrove. Follow-up appointments can be done by video, and your prescription goes to the pharmacy you already use near home.
What does treatment cost at the Abbotsford clinic?
For most patients, nothing. Visits are billed to MSP and the medication is covered by BC PharmaCare, including dispensing fees for people on income or disability assistance. Tell us at the first appointment if you have no coverage, because it can almost always be arranged.
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If Abbotsford is not the right fit

Your record follows you between our clinics, so nothing starts again from zero. You can also be seen by video anywhere in BC.

If this is an emergency, call 911. Overdose symptoms, trouble breathing, chest pain, seizures or an immediate mental health crisis need emergency care, not a callback form. In British Columbia you can also reach the Suicide Crisis Helpline at 988 or call 811 for HealthLink BC nurse advice.

Come in, or call first. Either works.

We will take it from there.

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