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Atira’s Rice Block building will house 38 new beds for women in the DTES

The change allows NPs to provide patients with more holistic care and saves valuable time for everyone.

High vaccine coverage rate in Richmond is due to the excellent partnership between public health, community physicians, the school district, and engaged and committed Richmond families.

VCH has completed the procurement phase of Residential Care Rejuvenation. Zoning and development work is underway.

Primary Care Homes (PCHs) in Richmond have been developed in partnership with the Richmond Division of Family Practice to provide the wrap-around care that seniors need through a combination of community-based support and VCH Richmond services.

In response to the increasing number of overdose-related deaths, VCH is opening additional health-care supports including the BC Mobile Medical Unit and overdose prevention sites at DTES hot spots.

This short survey will help us understand why people choose the emergency department over other options – please share it, and take the survey yourself!

More Adult Day Program spaces will help meet demand for seniors’ and respite care in Richmond.

VCH has implemented a Harm Reduction Practice policy that all staff are expected to follow.

Online course covers everything from how to use naloxone to providing clean needles.