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Pender Island is one of the Southern Gulf Islands of the Salish Sea – or rather, two islands. North and South Pender were separated by a dredged canal in 1905, then reconnected by a one-lane bridge in 1955. Our rural and remote community relies primarily on ferry service to Victoria,
Imagine lying in a hospital bed, far from home. After months or even years unable to work, you have finally undergone a life-saving procedure. Instead of peace of mind and celebration, your thoughts are consumed by where you will stay while you recover and how can you possibly afford to.
Eight years ago, the Lower Columbia region faced a turning point when a local physician retired from his primary care practice in Trail. Despite his efforts, no physician could be found to take his place. That loss revealed a much larger problem. Trail was experiencing a primary care crisis inside
“As I reflect on my first full year as BC Seniors Advocate, I’m proud to share the work and accomplishments of my office in this year’s annual report. It has been a year of meaningful progress, with the release of three major reports, two province-wide surveys, widespread public engagement throughout
The province has released its first report on community-based primary care services as part of a B.C. Greens-NDP deal The first report from the THE COOPERATION AND RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT ACCORD (CARGA) agreement has been released. The BC Rural Health Network is working with many other groups in analyzing this data
Jacqueline’s Journey: Jacqueline’s focus on patient accommodation began with a deeply personal experience six years ago. She was having lunch with her one-year-old son in Chicago, where she now lives, when a text from her mom arrived: “I got the call!” After three long years on the organ transplant waitlist,
