Breadcrumb
Submit Environmental Public Health Feedback
We take your feedback seriously, as it's an important part of ensuring the health and safety of people.
Sharing your feedback
You can submit an Environmental Public Health (EPH) compliment, complaint, concern or question using our EPH Direct reporting portal. This is quickest way to get service. For Patient Quality Care feedback, please visit the PCQ Office page.
The following tips will ensure your successful submission:
- Use Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge
- Complete the form from top to bottom
- If the form does not submit, you have not completed all areas of the form with a red asterisk
Contact Environmental Public Health if you have any questions. We're here to help.
How your feedback is processed
We'll contact you as soon as possible to review your compliment, complaint, concern or question. We'll determine the severity of your concern and respond appropriately. Feedback will be managed at the local level to arrive at a fair and quick resolution.
As we respond to the feedback, we make every effort to keep your identity confidential, along with the identities of any associated individuals.
IH’s CMH redevelopment team travelled around Cariboo to reconnect with Indigenous communities and share how their input is shaping the hospital's new building.
/stories/closing-circle-indigenous-communities-shaping-future-cmh
Chris Turner turned to addiction as a teenager, but through his recovery has become a mentor to give hope to others battling addiction.
/stories/what-worked-me-chriss-focus-daily-skills-helps-recovery
Find tips for walking, biking or rolling to school safely. Learn how to make it safer to travel to school in your community.
/stories/how-walk-bike-or-roll-school-safely
For Kelli Hartman, nursing was never just a career choice. It was a calling. What she didn't expect was where that calling would take her.
/stories/we-are-ih-retired-nurse-still-makes-difference-long-term-care
What worked for Saras addition recovery was the connections and relationships she formed at IH that changed her life.
/stories/what-worked-me-saras-journey-surviving-living
With B.C.’s ongoing toxic drug crisis., it’s more important than ever to know how to recognize the signs of an overdose and what to do if someone needs help.
/stories/knowing-signs-opioid-overdose-could-save-life
STAY CONNECTED
Receive news, alerts, public service announcements and articles right to your inbox.