Maple Meadows Pharmacy · Unit 102
Bring your medication questions to a one-on-one review
A medication review is an in-person appointment with a pharmacist to create or update a complete medication list, discuss how you take your medicines and identify questions or possible drug-therapy concerns.
Do not stop a medication or change a dose without direction from your prescriber or pharmacist. A medication review does not guarantee a medication change or a particular health outcome.
What to expect
How a medication review works
The pharmacist first confirms which consultation service applies and whether you meet the current PharmaCare criteria for a publicly funded medication review.
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Check the appointment type
The pharmacy confirms the appropriate service, current availability and any coverage or fee before the appointment.
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Build a medication history
You and the pharmacist identify prescription and non-prescription products you currently take.
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Discuss your medicines
Ask how and when to take them and raise concerns about side effects, interactions, missed doses or recent changes.
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Document next steps
The pharmacist provides the applicable take-home documents and explains any recommended follow-up.
A more complete picture
Topics you can discuss
A review gives you a structured opportunity to ask questions and make sure your medication information is current. The pharmacist will determine which concerns can be addressed within the appointment.
Your full medication list
Review prescriptions, non-prescription medicines and natural health products together.
How medicines are taken
Discuss directions, timing, missed doses and practical questions about following the prescribed plan.
Possible concerns
Raise questions about side effects, interactions, duplication or changes since a recent care transition.
Follow-up questions
Clarify what to monitor and whether a concern should be discussed with your prescriber or another provider.
B.C. PharmaCare
Who may qualify for a covered medication review
Under the current PharmaCare policy, the covered service is for a B.C. resident with a Personal Health Number who has a clinical need and meets the medication and frequency criteria.
- At least five different qualifying medications have been entered in PharmaNet within the previous six months
- The patient is not covered under PharmaCare Plan B
- The current service-frequency limit has not been exceeded
- The review is one-on-one and in person, in a suitable area that respects privacy
The pharmacist confirms eligibility. If the covered criteria do not apply, ask about other consultation options and any fee before booking.
Choose the right pharmacy service
Medication review or minor-ailment assessment?
These are different pharmacist services. Start with the page that matches the reason for your visit.
Reviewing your medication list
Use this page if you want to discuss several medicines, how you take them or questions about your current medication plan.
Assessing a new minor condition
Use the Minor Ailments & Contraception page for information about B.C.’s defined assessment and prescribing service.
Maple Meadows Pharmacy
Check current consultation options
The pharmacy booking portal currently includes a Consultations category. Services, appointment times and pharmacist availability may change.
Contact Maple Meadows Pharmacy
102-11893 227 StreetMaple Ridge, BC V2X 6H9
- Phone
- 604-380-4345
- Fax
- 604-380-4346
- maplemeadowsrx@gmail.com
- Directions
- Open the pharmacy map
Pharmacy hours
- Monday–Friday8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.
- Saturday9 a.m.–12 p.m.
- SundayClosed
Please do not send symptoms, prescription details or other sensitive health information by public email. Call the pharmacy or use the approved booking portal.
Looking for the Medical Centre?
The attached Medical Centre is a separate service at unit 101 with its own contact, policies and patient-access information.