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The Fraser Health public board meeting scheduled in New Westminster tomorrow has been postponed due to the upcoming provincial election.
During the provincial election and interregnum period, the government is in caretaker mode and health authority communications are limited to critical health and public safety information.
We will share a new meeting date with you once available. Thank you for your understanding
Planning is underway to improve and expand Burnaby Hospital’s emergency department and surgical unit.
The improvements will include additional emergency treatment spaces, upgraded operating rooms and expanded areas for patients preparing for and recovering from surgery.
Together, these changes will create more modern spaces for patients while better supporting the staff and medical staff who care for them every day.
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Hear from @KahlonRav about why today’s announcement of significant investments into care in #Surrey will have a meaningful impact for patients, families, and care providers.
Surrey is growing, and so is access to care.
A more than $33M investment will expand emergency care and diagnostic imaging at Surrey Memorial Hospital and seniors' services in Surrey.
Thank you to our partners for their support.
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Due to a temporary gap in obstetrician-gynecologist coverage at Ridge Meadows Hospital, a maternity diversion will be in place from Friday, September 18 at 8:00 am until Monday, September 21 at 8:00 a.m.
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A quick reminder — Save the date and learn more about upcoming public board meetings at fraserhealth.ca/boardmeeting
Not feeling well, but it’s not an emergency?
An Urgent and Primary Care Centre can help when something needs attention within 12–24 hours.
From worsening symptoms to minor injuries, it’s one option to help you get care when you need it.
Due to a temporary gap in obstetrician-gynecologist coverage at Ridge Meadows Hospital, a maternity diversion will be in place from Sunday, September 6 at 8:00 am until Tuesday, September 8 at 8:00 a.m.
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Construction has started on a new mental health and substance use treatment facility in Surrey.
Expected to open in 2028, the facility will provide 60 new beds and a range of specialized services to support people with complex mental health and addiction care needs.