Creston Valley Hospital & Health Centre

312 - 15th Avenue North
Creston BC V0B 1G0

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About Creston Valley Hospital & Health Centre

The Creston Valley Hospital & Health Centre is a Level 1 Community Hospital in the East Kootenay health service area. Located in Creston, south east B.C. between Osoyoos and Cranbrook, the hospital offers services including surgical, inpatient and emergency.
 
Community Health Centre offers a variety of services in one location. The types of services delivered depend on patient needs and on whether comparable services are available nearby. Centres that offer one type of specialized outpatient care procedure (such as eye surgery) are classified based on that service.
 

Available Services

A

Acquired Brain Injury Services
Acute Care/Hospital Dietitian Services
Antepartum Care

B

BC Early Hearing Program

C

Caregiver Support
Choice in Support for Independent Living
Colon Screening Program
Colonoscopy
Community Care Clinic
Community Nursing Services
Community Rehabilitation
Community Respiratory Therapy
Complex Health Case Management
Convalescent Care

D

Dental Surgery

E

Ear, Nose & Throat Services
Emergency Health Services
Endoscopy
Enterostomal Therapy

F

Flexible Sigmoidoscopy

G

Gastroscopy
General Medicine
General Rehabilitation
General Surgery
Gynaecological and Obstetrics Surgery

H

Health Services for Community Living
Healthy From The Start
Home Support

I

Intrapartum Care

M

Maternal Fetal Medicine
Maternity Services

O

Outpatient Antibiotic Therapy Program
Outpatient Nutrition Counselling

P

Patient/Family Counselling
Pharmacy Services
Physiotherapy Services
Post Anaesthetic Care
Postpartum Care
Psychiatry

R

Radiology (X-ray)

S

Safe Babies Program
Sexual Assault Forensic Examination (SAFE) Program
Social Work Services
Surgical Daycare

T

Telehealth

U

Ultrasound (Sonography)

V

Vasectomy

W

Wound Care

Hours for Creston Valley Hospital & Health Centre

Emergency Hours 

Daily: 24 hours

Visiting Hours

Daily: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Other Info: Number of visitors allowed at a time: 2

Available Amenities

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TVs Available
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Public Telephones
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Lost & Found
parking
Free Parking
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Wireless Internet Available

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Frequently Asked Questions

Wheel chair Accessible?

Yes

Parking Information?

Free Parking

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