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Hospital Address List 1 HOSPITAL ADDRESS LIST Effective September 04, 2002 Last Update: Monday, 02 October 2017 Hospital Location & Hospital Name, Hosp Health Authority Health Authority Address, Phone, Fax Health Authority Address Code No. Telephone Fax ABBOTSFORD Abbotsford Regional Hospital 609 (604) 587-4600 (604) 587-4666 32900 Marshall Road and Cancer Centre V2S 0C2 Fraser Health Authority Ph: (604) 851-4700 Suite 400 Central City Tower 13450 - 102 Avenue Surrey BC V3T 0H1 ALERT BAY Cormorant Island Community 507 (250) 370-8699 (250) 370-8750 49 School Rd Health Centre V0N 1A0 Vancouver Island Health Ph: (250) 974-5585 Authority 1952 Bay Street Victoria, BC, V8R 1J8 ASHCROFT Ashcroft and District General 408 (250) 862-4200 (250) 862-4201 700 Elm St Hospital Box 488 Interior Health Authority V0K 1A0 Community Health and Ph: (250) 453-2211 Services Centre Fax: (250) 453-1921 5th Floor 505 Doyle Avenue Kelowna, BC, V1Y 6V8 BELLA BELLA R.W. Large Memorial Hospital 904 (604) 736-2033 (604) 875-4750 88 Waglisla St Vancouver Coastal Health Bella Bella Authority V0T 1Z0 11th Floor – 601 W. Broadway Ph: (250) 957-2314 Vancouver BC V6Z 1Y6 Fax: (250) 957-2612 BELLA COOLA Bella Coola General Hospital 906 (604) 736-2033 (604) 875-4750 (Mackay St) Vancouver Coastal Health Box 220 Authority V0T 1C0 11th Floor – 601 W. Broadway Ph: (250) 799-5311 Vancouver BC V6Z 1Y6 Fax: (250) 799-5635 BURNABY Burnaby Hospital 130 (604) 587-4600 (604) 587-4666 3935 Kincaid St Fraser Health Authority V5G 2X6 Suite 400 Central City Tower Ph: (604) 434-4211 13450 - 102 Avenue Fax: (604) 412-6190 Surrey BC V3T 0H1 BURNS LAKE Lakes District Hospital and 707 (250) 565-2649 (250) 565-2640 (741 Centre St) Health Centre Box 7500 Northern Health Authority V0J 1E0 Suite 600 - 299 Victoria St Ph: (250) 692-2400 Prince George BC V2L 5B8 Fax: (250) 692-2403 2 Hospital Location & Hospital Name, Hosp Health Authority Health Authority Address, Phone, Fax Health Authority Address Code No. Telephone Fax CAMPBELL RIVER North Island Hospital, 508 (250) 370-8699 (250) 370-8750 375 - 2nd Ave Campbell River & District V9W 3V1 Vancouver Island Health Ph: (250) 850-2141 Authority 1952 Bay Street Victoria BC V8R 1J8 CASTLEGAR Castlegar and District 804 (250) 862-4200 (250) 862-2401 709 - 10th St Community Health Centre V1N 2H7 Interior Health Authority Ph: (250) 365-7711 Community Health and Fax: (250) 365-2298 Services Centre 5th Floor 505 Doyle Avenue Kelowna, BC, V1Y 6V8 CHEMAINUS Chemainus Health Care 505 (250) 370-8699 (250) 370-8750 (9909 Esplanade St) Centre Box 499 Vancouver Island Health V0R 1K1 Authority Ph: (250) 737-2040 1952 Bay Street Victoria BC V8R 1J8 CHETWYND Chetwynd General Hospital 716 (250) 565-2649 (250) 565-2640 Box 507 Northern Health Authority V0C 1J0 Suite 600 - 299 Victoria St Ph: (250) 788-2236 Prince George BC V2L 5B8 Fax: (250) 788-2145 CHILLIWACK Chilliwack General Hospital 601 (604) 587-460 (604) 587-4666 45600 Menholm Rd Fraser Health Authority V2P 1P7 Suite 400 Central City Tower Ph: (604) 795-4141 13450 - 102 Avenue Fax: (604) 795-4110 Surrey BC V3T 0H1 CLEARWATER Dr. Helmcken Memorial 419 (250) 862-4200 (250) 862-4201 RR#1 Hospital 640 Park Drive Interior Health Authority V0E 1N0 Community Health and Ph: (250) 674-2244 Services Centre Fax: (250) 674-2477 5th Floor 505 Doyle Avenue Kelowna, BC, V1Y 6V8 COMOX St. Joseph’s General Hospital 502 (250) 339-2242 (250) 339-1432 2137 Comox Ave Jane Murphy V9M 1P2 Chief Executive Officer Ph: (250) 339-2242 COURTENAY North Island Hospital, Comox 503 (250) 370-8699 (250) 370-8750 101 Lerwick Road Valley V9N 0B8 Vancouver Island Health Ph: (250) 331-5900 Authority, 1952 Bay Street Victoria BC V8R 1J8 3 Hospital Location & Hospital Name, Hosp Health Authority Health Authority Address, Phone, Fax Health Authority Address Code No. Telephone Fax CRANBROOK East Kootenay Regional 756 (250) 862-4200 (250) 862-4201 13 - 24th Ave N Hospital V1C 3H9 Interior Health Authority Ph: (250) 426-5281 Community Health and Fax: (250) 426-5285 Services Centre 5th Floor 505 Doyle Avenue Kelowna, BC, V1Y 6V8 CRESTON Creston Valley Hospital 654 (250) 862-4200 (250) 862-4201 312 - 15th Ave Interior Health Authority V0B 1G0 Community Health and Ph: (250) 428-2286 Services Centre Fax: (250) 428-5959 5th Floor 505 Doyle Avenue Kelowna, BC, V1Y 6V8 DAWSON CREEK Dawson Creek and District 704 (250) 565-2649 (250) 565-2640 11100 - 13th St Hospital V1G 3W8 Northern Health Authority Ph: (250) 784-7350 Suite 600 - 299 Victoria St Fax: (250) 784-7301 Prince George BC V2L 5B8 DELTA Delta Hospital 134 (604) 587-4600 (604) 587-4666 5800 Mountain View Blvd Fraser Health Authority V4K 3V6 Suite 400 Central City Tower Ph: (604) 946-1121 13450 - 102 Avenue Fax; (604) 946-3086 Surrey BC V3T 0H1 DUNCAN Cowichan District Hospital 203 (250) 370-8699 (250) 370-8750 3045 Gibbins Rd Vancouver Island Health V9L 1E5 Authority Ph: (250) 737-2030 1952 Bay Street Fax: (250) 715-1212 Victoria BC V8R 1J8 FERNIE Elk Valley Hospital 753 (250) 862-4200 (250) 862-4201 (1501 - 5th Ave) Interior Health Authority Box 670 Community Health and V0B 1M0 Services Centre Ph: (250) 423-4453 5th Floor 505 Doyle Avenue Fax: (250) 423-3732 Kelowna, BC, V1Y 6V8 FORT NELSON Fort Nelson General Hospital 714 (250) 565-2649 (250) 565-2640 Box 60 Northern Health Authority V0C 1R0 Suite 600 - 299 Victoria St Ph: (250) 774-6916 Prince George BC V2L 5B8 Fax: (250) 774-3731 4 Hospital Location & Hospital Name, Hosp Health Authority Health Authority Address, Phone, Fax Health Authority Address Code No. Telephone Fax FORT ST. JAMES Stuart Lake Hospital 717 (250) 565-2649 (250) 565-2640 (Stuart Dr) Northern Health Authority V0J 1P0 Suite 600 - 299 Victoria St Ph: (250) 996-8201 Prince George BC V2L 5B8 Fax: (250) 996-8777 FORT ST. JOHN Fort St. John General Hospital 701 (250) 565-2649 (250) 565-2640 8407 112 Ave Northern Health Authority V1J 0J5 Suite 600 - 299 Victoria St Ph: (250) 262-5200 Prince George BC V2L 5B8 Fax: (250) 261-7650 GOLDEN Golden and District General 409 (250) 862-4200 (250) 862-4201 (835 9th Ave) Hospital Box 1260 Interior Health Authority V0A 1H0 Community Health and Ph: (250) 344-5271 Services Centre Fax: (250) 344-2511 5th Floor 505 Doyle Avenue Kelowna, BC, V1Y 6V8 GRAND FORKS Boundary Hospital 803 (250) 862-4200 (250) 862-4201 (7649 - 22nd St) Interior Health Authority Box 2647 Community Health and V0H 1H0 Services Centre Ph: (250) 443-2100 5th Floor 505 Doyle Avenue Fax: (250) 442-8331 Kelowna, BC, V1Y 6V8 HAZELTON Wrinch Memorial Hospital 901 (250) 565-2649 (250) 565-2640 PO Bag 999 Northern Health Authority V0J 1Y0 Suite 600 - 299 Victoria St Ph: (250) 842-5211 Prince George BC V2L 5B8 Fax: (250) 842-5865 HOPE Fraser Canyon Hospital 606 (604) 587-4600 (604) 587-4666 (1275 - 7th Ave) Fraser Health Authority V0X 1L4 Suite 400 Central City Tower Ph: (604) 869-5656 13450 - 102 Avenue Fax: (604) 869-7732 Surrey BC V3T 0H1 INVERMERE Invermere and District Hospital 755 (250) 862-4200 (250) 862-4201 (850 10th Ave) Interior Health Authority Bag 5001 Community Health and V0A 1K0 Services Centre Ph: (250) 342-9201 5th Floor 505 Doyle Avenue Fax: (250) 342-2319 Kelowna, BC, V1Y 6V8 KAMLOOPS Royal Inland Hospital 401 (250) 862-4200 (250) 862-4201 311 Columbia St Interior Health Authority V2C 2T1 Community Health and Ph: (250) 374-5111 Services Centre Fax: (250) 374-2333 5th Floor 505 Doyle Avenue Kelowna, BC, V1Y 6V8 5 Hospital Location & Hospital Name, Hosp Health Authority Health Authority Address, Phone, Fax Health Authority Address Code No. Telephone Fax KASLO Victorian Community Health 653 (250) 862-4200 (250) 862-4201 673 A Ave Centre of Kaslo Box 607 Interior Health Authority V0G 1M0 Community Health and Ph: (250) 353-2211 Services Centre Fax: (250) 353-7772 5th Floor 505 Doyle Avenue Kelowna, BC, V1Y 6V8 KELOWNA Kelowna General Hospital 302 (250) 862-4200 (250) 862-4201 2268 Pandosy St Interior Health Authority V1Y 1T2 Community Health and Ph: (250) 862-4000 Services Centre Fax: (250) 862-4020 5th Floor 505 Doyle Avenue Kelowna, BC, V1Y 6V8 KITIMAT Kitimat General Hospital 917 (250) 565-2649 (250) 565-2640 920 Lahakas Blvd South Northern Health Authority V8C 2S3 Suite 600 - 299 Victoria St Ph: (250) 632-2121 Prince George BC V2L 5B8 Fax: (250) 632-8700 LADYSMITH Ladysmith Community Health 506 (250) 370-8699 (250) 370-8750 (1111 - 4th Ave) Centre Box 10 Vancouver Island Health V9G 1A1 Authority Ph: (250) 739-5777 1952 Bay Street Fax: (250) 740-2689 Victoria BC V8R 1J8 LANGLEY Langley Memorial Hospital 115 (604) 587-4600 (604) 587-4666 22051 Fraser Hwy Fraser Health Authority V3A 4H4 Suite 400 Central City Tower Ph: (604) 534-4121 13450 - 102 Avenue Fax: (604) 534-8283 Surrey BC V3T 0H1 LILLOOET Lillooet Hospital and Health 417 (250) 862-4200 (250) 862-4201 (951 Murray St) Centre Box 249 Interior Health Authority V0K 1V0 Community Health and Ph: (250) 256-4233 Services Centre Fax: (250) 256-1336 5th Floor 505 Doyle Avenue Kelowna, BC, V1Y 6V8 LYTTON St. Bartholomew's Health 405 (250) 862-4200 (250) 862-4201 (844 Main St) Centre Box 99 Interior Health Authority V0K 1Z0 Community Health and Ph: (250) 455-2221 Services Centre Fax: (250) 455-6621 5th Floor 505 Doyle Avenue Kelowna, BC, V1Y 6V8 MACKENZIE Mackenzie and District 715 (250) 565-2649 (250) 565-2640 45 Centennial Dr Hospital Box 249 Northern Health Authority V0J 2C0 Suite 600 - 299 Victoria St Ph: (250) 997-3263 Prince George BC V2L 5B8 Fax: (250) 997-3940 6 Hospital Location & Hospital Name, Hosp Health Authority Health Authority Address, Phone, Fax Health Authority Address Code No.
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