We are a group of dedicated and caring health professionals in Vancouver devoted to helping you be your healthiest. We will champion your healthcare needs and use the best of our medicine to support you.
Our clinic is located in Vancouver, BC, serving patients from across the city and surrounding areas including Kitsilano, Fairview, Mount Pleasant, and Downtown Vancouver. We offer both in-person and select virtual appointments to make high-quality care accessible and flexible.
We bring a fresh perspective to get to the root of your health concerns. Your story matters and we’re here to hear it. We provide comprehensive care across multiple specialties, including women’s health and hormone care, fertility support, chronic pain management, sports and injury rehabilitation, mental and stress support, IV nutrient therapy, iron infusions, Botox and cosmetic injectables, PRP treatments, and skin health services, all under one roof.
Starting with a new healthcare provider can feel like a big step.
You might be wondering if it’s the right fit, what the process looks like, or whether this approach is right for you.
At Mint Integrative Health, we believe you shouldn’t have to commit to a full appointment just to get those answers.
That’s why we offer complimentary 15-minute Meet & Greet appointments—a simple, no-pressure way to start.
If you’ve ever thought, “I stretch all the time… so why do I still feel tight?”, you’re not alone. Many people dealing with chronic muscle tightness assume the problem is simply stiff or shortened muscles. But in many cases, the real driver of that tight feeling is your nervous system, not the muscle itself.
Could your symptoms be early signs of perimenopause?
For decades, women experiencing perimenopausal symptoms were often brushed off with the dismissive line, “This is just what happens when you get older.” We now know better. Research and clinical experience confirm what women have long been saying: “My hormones have changed and it’s throwing me for a loop.” Hormonal shifts during perimenopause can significantly affect physical, mental, and emotional health.
