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BC Women's Hospital & Health Centre - An Agency of the Provincial Health Services Authority
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BC Women's Hospital & Health Centre
 
4500 Oak Street
Vancouver, BC, V6H 3N1
Telephone: 604-875-2424
Visiting Information Line: 604-875-2929

Welcome to BC Women's Hospital & Health Centre


BC Women’s Hospital & Health Centre, an agency of the Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA), is the only facility in B.C. devoted primarily to the health of women, newborns, and families. Located in Vancouver, B.C., we provide a range of specialized, tertiary, and primary and secondary health services that address the needs of women of all ages and backgrounds. We also provide training for providers across the province. In all our work, BC Women’s strives to provide excellence in care, research and teaching. As an academic health centre, BC Women's is affiliated with the University of British Columbia, Simon Fraser University, Women's Health Research Institute, and other education and research institutions.


For health information, view our A-Z health pamphlets and for health advice, call 8-1-1 or visit HealthLinkBC.



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Introducing the BrightStart Bundle
If you’re planning to deliver at BC Women’s Hospital, check out the BrightStart Bundle, an overnight stay package that offers new moms and their partners some great perks, including a private or semi-private room, daily parking passes with in-and-out privileges, telephone and cable TV and more. 		Consider taking transit to get to BC Women's
 
If you need to travel to BC Women's Hospital & Health Centre  consider taking transit. BC Women's is close to the Canada Line skytrain. As well, the #17 bus stops in front of the hospital on Oak St. Download directions.  
What to do if you have a compliment or complaint
 
We value your feedback. If you have a compliment or complaint about our organization, please speak with the person who provided the service or to the manager of the area. If your complaint remains unresolved after discussing the issue with the service area, you may contact our Patient Care Quality Office. 		 New resources to help pregnant women, expectant parents and those with newborns and toddlers
Pregnant women, expectant parents and those with newborns and toddlers now have acces to two new tools to support healthy pregnancies, early child care and parental self care. The first, a comprehensive new government website – www.bestchance.gov.bc.ca, was developed with input from the experts at BC Women's Hospital & Health Centre. The second is the Pregnancy Passport – a small booklet to provide expectant women with practical and useful information about the care they can expect to receive during pregnancy, birth and the period following birth. The passport is available from primary care providers, including family physicians and public health offices.