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Tier 1 (General Health Care Services) Tier 2 (Basic Stroke Services) Tier Vancouver Coastal/ Colour Legend: Interior Health Sites Northern Health Sites Fraser Health Sites Vancouver Island Sites Providence Health Sites Chemainus Health Urgent Care Fraser Canyon Cormorant Island HCC Mission Memorial 100 Mile House District General Hospital Lady Minto Hospital Alexis Creek Health Centre Tier 1 Ladysmith Urgent Care Bella Coola Hospital Arrow Lakes Hospital CT Scanner? NO (General Health Port Alice Health Centre Pemberton Health Centre Ashcroft Hospital & CHC Care Services) Port Hardy Hospital R.W. Large Hospital Barriere Health Centre Port McNeill & District Hospital Squamish Hospital Boundary Hospital Tofino General Hospital UBC Hospital Castlegar & District CHC Chase Health Centre Clinton Health & Wellness Centre Atlin Health Centre YES Creston Valley Hospital Bulkley Valley Hospital Dr. Helmcken Memorial Hospital Chetwynd General Hospital Elkford Health Care Centre Fort Nelson Hospital Elk Valley Hospital Fraser Lake CHC Golden & District Hospital Granisle CHC Invermere & District Hospital Houston Health Centre Kaslo Primary Health Services Hudson’s Hope Health Centre Kimberley Health Centre Kitimat General Hospital Lillooett Hospital Lakes District Hospital Logan Lake Health Centre Mackenzie & District Hospital & Health Centre Nicola Valley Hospital McBride and District Hospital Princeton General Hospital Northern Haida Gwaii Hospital & Health Centre Queen Victoria Hospital Queen Charlotte City Health Centre Rock Creek Health Centre St. John Hospital Slocan CHC Stewart Health Centre South Okanagan General Hospital Stikine Health Centre South Similkameen Health Centre Stuart Lake Hospital St. Bartholomew’s Health Centre Tumbler Ridge CHC West Chilcotin Health Centre Valemount CHC Wrinch Memorial Hospital Tier 2 Mount St. Josephs Richmond Hospital tPA? NO (Basic Stroke Ridge Meadows Hospital St. Mary’s Hospital Services) Whistler HCC YES Cowichan District Hospital North Island Hospital (Campbell River) North Island Hospital (Comox) Abbotsford General Royal Jubilee Cariboo Memorial Burnaby Hospital Saanich Peninsula Hospital East Kootenay Regional Chilliwack General Tier 3a West Coast General Delta Hospital (Advanced Stroke Kootenay Boundary Regional Stroke Unit? NO Kootenay Lake Hospital Eagle Ridge Hospital Services – no Penticton Regional Dawson Creek District Hospital Langley Memorial stroke unit) Shushwap Lake General Fort St. John Hospital Peace Arch Hospital Vernon Jubilee G.R. Baker Hospital Mills Memorial Hospital Prince Rupert Regional Hospital Powell River General University Hospital of Northern BC YES Tier 3b Regional Leadership (Advanced Stroke Kelowna General Lions Gate Hospital and advanced NO Surrey Memorial Nanaimo Regional interventions? Services – Stroke Royal Inland Hospital St. Paul’s Hospital Unit) YES Tier 4 Royal Columbian** Victoria General Vancouver General (Comprehensive) November 2017 **RCH does not strictly meet the definitions set forth in these tiers. Royal Columbian provides tPA and endovascular therapy but does not have a stroke unit that meets the provincial definition. Fraser Health is aware of and working to address these challenges in care. .
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