Learn about our construction projects, from the building of new hospitals to the renovation of health-care facilities and planning for future projects.
See how we are modernizing health-care facilities with new technology and current standards of care, investing in communities, and engaging with partners across the Interior Health region.
The redevelopment of Cariboo Memorial Hospital started construction in 2023 and phase 1 which includes the new addition is anticipated to be complete in 2026. Phase 2 which includes renovations to the existing hospital is planned to begin in late 2026 and is scheduled to be complete in early 2029.
The replacement and expansion of Dr. F.W. Green Memorial Home, a long-term care home in Cranbrook, is currently in the procurement and design phase. Construction is expected to begin in 2025.
In partnership with BC Cancer, a new cancer centre will be built at Royal Inland Hospital in Kamloops. Construction is expected to begin in 2025. This project is currently in the procurement and design stage.
View information on Interior Health’s construction projects, including budgets, schedules and partners. Check out project photos and an overview map. Visit our Project Details page.
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