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Fraser Health is a regional public health authority in British Columbia, Canada, serving 1.9 million residents. It provides various health care services, including acute care, community care, mental health, and addictions, through 13 hospitals and 110 community sites.
Learn about the department of the Government of British Columbia that oversees the provincial healthcare system. Find out its history, functions, ministers, and COVID-19 response.
A 10-bed community hospital in Hope, BC, Canada, owned and operated by Fraser Health Authority. It provides emergency care, hospice services and was opened in 1959 after a political campaign.
A public hospital in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada, with 650 beds and a Level III trauma center. It offers general medical services, specialized pediatrics and maternity care, cancer and renal care, and breast reconstruction surgery.
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A community hospital in Chilliwack, British Columbia, operated by the Fraser Health Authority. Learn about its history, services, affiliations, and philanthropy.
Learn about the history, services and features of the 300-bed hospital and cancer centre in Abbotsford, British Columbia. Find out how it was built using a public-private partnership model and became the first LEED Gold hospital in Canada.
Burnaby Hospital is a 297-bed community hospital in Burnaby, British Columbia, operated by Fraser Health Authority. It offers a range of services, including emergency, surgery, medicine, obstetrics, palliative care and mental health, and is undergoing a $1.3 billion redevelopment project.