Homeopathy

CRA last updated: 2026-01-20Last reviewed: 2026-03-20
Eligible

Homeopathic consultations and treatments by a licensed homeopath in Ontario

: Yes: Not required: Not required: Not required: Select provinces

Practitioner rules by province

Who can provide this service for it to be eligible

1 of 13 provinces
ProvincePractitionerStatus
OntarioHomeopath

What's covered

  • Homeopathic consultation and assessment by a registered homeopath in Ontario
  • Homeopathic treatment sessions for a medical condition
  • Follow-up visits with a registered homeopath

Is homeopathy CRA eligible in Canada?

Yes. Homeopathy services provided by a licensed homeopath are eligible for the Medical Expense Tax Credit (METC) in Ontario. Because METC-eligible services qualify for Health Spending Account (HSA) reimbursement, homeopathy can be claimed through your HSA in those provinces. No prescription is required.

What Qualifies

  • Consultations and treatment sessions with a registered homeopath in Ontario
  • Follow-up visits and ongoing homeopathic care by a licensed homeopath

Good to Know

  • Province matters: Homeopaths are recognized as authorized medical practitioners in Ontario only. Homeopathy services in other provinces are not eligible under this category.
  • Documents to keep: Receipt showing the practitioner's name and registration number, date of service, and amount paid.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is homeopathy CRA eligible?

Yes, when provided by a registered homeopath in Ontario. The CRA recognizes homeopaths as authorized medical practitioners only in Ontario.

Can I claim homeopathy through my HSA?

Yes, if the service was performed by a registered homeopath in Ontario. Keep the receipt showing the practitioner's credentials, date, and amount.

Source

Based on the CRA's official eligible medical expenses list and the CRA's list of authorized medical practitioners.

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Homeopathy

This information is sourced from the Canada Revenue Agency's official Medical Expense Tax Credit (METC) reference guide (lines 33099 and 33199). This is not tax advice. For the most current rulings, consult the CRA directly or speak with a qualified tax professional.

Based on CRA data last updated 2026-01-20. Page last reviewed 2026-03-20.