Interior Health declares outbreak at Carrington Place in Vernon
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Interior Health has declared an outbreak at Carrington Place Retirement Residence in Vernon.
Interior Health update on COVID-19 cluster in the Fernie area
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The following is an update about the Fernie local health area COVID-19 community cluster initially declared on Jan. 27
Interior Health update on COVID-19 cluster in the Williams Lake area
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The following is an update about the Cariboo-Chilcotin local health area COVID-19 community cluster initially declared on Jan. 20
Interior Health declares COVID-19 outbreak at Kamloops group home
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Interior Health has declared a COVID-19 outbreak in a Kamloops group home known as Highridge Home and Singh House, respectively.
Salmon Arm physician honours wife in Shuswap campaign
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Retired Salmon Arm physician Brian Ayotte is thrilled Shuswap Lake General Hospital (SLGH) will be establishing a new, full scope mammography program.
The former cardiologist and past-president of the Shuswap Hospital Foundation (SHF), Brian lost his wife Gail to breast cancer last April. Like most breast health patients, she spent time travelling to either Vernon or Kamloops for service.
Interior Health Update on COVID-19 outbreak at Royal Inland Hospital
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After two weeks of containment measures at the Royal Inland Hospital, Interior Health is making positive progress managing the COVID-19 outbreak, which was declared on Jan. 22.
Interior Health update on COVID-19 cluster in the Fernie area
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The following is an update about the Fernie local health area COVID-19 community cluster initially declared on Jan. 27
Interior Health update on COVID-19 cluster in the Williams Lake area
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The following is an update about the Cariboo-Chilcotin local health area COVID-19 community cluster initially declared on Jan. 20
Interior Health update on COVID-19 cluster at Big White
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The following is an update about the Big White Mountain COVID-19 community cluster initially declared on Dec. 15, 2020:
First patient impressed with new Penticton emergency department
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It still had that “new car” smell.
That was one of the first impressions Oliver resident Lars (last name withheld by request) had when he arrived at Penticton Regional Hospital’s new emergency department (ED) after an unfortunate early morning car accident on Feb. 2.
As a precaution, Lars was taken to PRH to be checked out and, as luck would have it, ended up being the first patient in a new section of the PRH ED, which had opened the same day.