Vancouver Coastal Health

The BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) is part of the Provincial Health Services Authority, dedicated to improving the health of British Columbians through province-wide solutions to specialized healthcare needs. BCCDC collaborates with health authorities and partners to deliver a range of public health services, including infectious disease prevention, surveillance, and research. Offering clinical prevention services, environmental health programs, and immunization initiatives, the BCCDC addresses various public health issues such as sexually transmitted infections and vaccine-preventable diseases. Their commitment to health promotion encompasses population public health response and advancing knowledge in clinical epidemiology and stewardship. Generated from the website

Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) is dedicated to providing exceptional care to over 1.25 million residents across their service areas, including First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities. With more than 120 locations, VCH offers a wide range of health services, including hospitals, urgent care centres, and community health initiatives, emphasizing collaboration and community involvement. The organization prides itself on its core values of care, continuous learning, and striving for better results, supported by a team of dedicated staff and volunteers. VCH actively engages with various health authorities and partners to ensure safe and quality health care for all individuals within its jurisdiction. Generated from the website

Vancouver Coastal Health Authority is a healthcare organization based in Vancouver, BC, dedicated to providing a range of health services to residents in the region. With a focus on promoting wellness and delivering quality care, Vancouver Coastal Health Authority offers a variety of programs and resources to support the health and well-being of the community. Generated from their business information