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Community Paramedicine Contacts This list of communities and services provided is accurate as of July 2, 2018 Community paramedics also provide services to neighbouring communities and First Nations in the station’s “catchment” area For assistance please contact [email protected] CP Community Fax Number Is CP Home Health Is Palliative Monitoring also Support also available? available? Anahim Lake 250-742-2070 YES Ashcroft 250-453-9776 Atlin 250-651-7521 YES Barriere 250-672-5863 YES Bella Coola 250-982-2513 Boston Bar 604-867-9369 YES Bowen Island 604-947-2519 Burns Lake 250-692-5736 Campbell River 250-830-0743 Castlegar 250-365-5732 Chase 250-679-3719 Chemainus 250-246-2585 Chetwynd 250-788-3671 Clearwater 250-674-3185 YES Clinton 250-459-5675 YES YES Cortes Island 250-935-6656 YES Creston 250-428-4813 YES YES Dawson Creek 250-719-0710 Dease Lake 250-771-3048 Denman/Hornby Is 250-335-2503 Elkford 250-865-6808 YES YES Field 250-343-6361 YES YES Fort St James 250-996-2142 YES Fort Nelson 205-744-1097 Fraser Lake 250-699-6979 YES Fruitvale 250-367-7529 YES YES Gabriola Island 250-247-8715 Galiano Island 250-539-5491 Ganges/Saltspring 250-537-2631 Golden 250-344-3064 Gold River 250-283-7623 Grand Forks 250-442-1667 Granisle 250-697-6206 YES Greenwood 250-445-2246 YES YES Hazelton 250-842-2461 YES Houston 250-845-2346 Hudson’s Hope 250-783-3038 YES Kaslo 250-353-7453 YES YES 1 Community Paramedicine Contacts Keremeos 250-499-4096 YES YES Kimberley 250-427-3049 Lake Cowichan 250-749-4347 Lillooet 250-256-4417 YES Logan Lake 250-523-2718 YES YES Lumby 250-547-8902 YES YES Lytton 250-455-2682 YES Mackenzie 250-997-3007 YES Madeira Park 604-883-2742 Masset 250-626-5433 YES Mayne Island 250-539-3495 Merritt 250-315-3529 Mayne Island 250-539-3495 McBride 250-569-3010 YES Midway 250-449-2292 YES YES Nakusp 250-265-3874 New Denver 250-358-2236 YES YES Osoyoos 250-495-5918 Pemberton 604-894-5848 Pender Island 250-629-6142 Port Alice 250-284-2289 Port Hardy 250-949-6969 Port McNeill 250-956-4164 Princeton 250-295-5883 YES YES Prince Rupert 250-624-2329 Quadra Island 250-285-3019 Revelstoke 250-805-0249 YES Riondel 250-225-1935 Rossland 250-362-7162 YES Salmo 250-357-9332 YES YES Sayward 250-282-3734 Seton Portage (Gold Bridge) 250-259-8163 Sicamous 250-836-4078 YES YES Smithers 250-847-3437 YES Sointula 250-973-6354 Sooke 250-642-7482 Southside 250-694-3364 YES Sparwood 250-425-6545 YES YES Tahsis 250-934-7612 Tofino 250-725-4215 Tumbler Ridge 250-242-0030 YES Vanderhoof 250-567-6713 Ucluelet 250-726-1227 YES Wells 250-994-3549 Winlaw 250-226-0039 YES YES 2 .

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