List of hospitals in British Columbia
List of Hospitals in British Columbia provides an overview of the healthcare facilities within the province of British Columbia, Canada. The province is known for its comprehensive healthcare system, with hospitals playing a crucial role in providing care to residents. This list includes both public and private institutions that offer a range of services from emergency care to specialized treatments.
Public Hospitals[edit | edit source]
Public hospitals in British Columbia are primarily funded and operated by the provincial government through the British Columbia Health Authorities. These facilities provide a wide array of services to the public free of charge or at a minimal cost, covering emergency services, surgeries, inpatient care, and more.
Vancouver Coastal Health[edit | edit source]
- Vancouver General Hospital - As the largest hospital in British Columbia, it offers comprehensive healthcare services including specialized surgeries and treatments.
- St. Paul's Hospital - Known for its heart and lung care, HIV/AIDS treatment, and kidney care.
- UBC Hospital - Focuses on brain health, sports medicine, and is home to the UBC Faculty of Medicine.
Fraser Health[edit | edit source]
- Surrey Memorial Hospital - One of the province's busiest hospitals with a dedicated pediatric emergency department.
- Royal Columbian Hospital - Offers specialized services in cardiac care, trauma, neurology, and neonatal intensive care.
Island Health[edit | edit source]
- Royal Jubilee Hospital - Provides advanced care, including cardiac services, cancer care, and emergency services.
- Victoria General Hospital - Offers a wide range of services including maternity, pediatrics, and surgical care.
Interior Health[edit | edit source]
- Kelowna General Hospital - The leading healthcare facility in the interior of British Columbia, offering cardiac services, cancer care, and surgical services.
- Royal Inland Hospital - Located in Kamloops, providing services in mental health, surgery, and emergency care.
Northern Health[edit | edit source]
- University Hospital of Northern British Columbia (UHNBC) - The primary healthcare facility in northern British Columbia, offering a comprehensive range of services.
Private Hospitals[edit | edit source]
Private hospitals in British Columbia offer healthcare services on a fee-for-service basis. These facilities complement the public healthcare system, providing patients with more options for their healthcare needs.
- False Creek Healthcare Centre - Offers a variety of surgical and medical services in Vancouver.
- Surgical Centres Inc. - Operates several private surgical facilities across the province.
Specialized Facilities[edit | edit source]
In addition to general hospitals, British Columbia is home to several specialized healthcare facilities that focus on specific areas of medicine.
- BC Cancer Agency - Provides comprehensive cancer care including research, diagnosis, and treatment.
- BC Children's Hospital - The province's foremost pediatric care and research facility.
- BC Women's Hospital & Health Centre - Specializes in women's health, maternity care, and newborn care.
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