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Foot care from nurses (LPNs and RNs) certified in Advanced Foot Care. You can go to their clinic, have them come to your home, or see them at some senior centres in Kelowna. ▸ Services include:...
Exercise and education programs to help prevent heart disease and recover from it. ▸ Programs An assessment with a health history and medication review, a fitness test, and an exercise plan made...
Short-term, team-based, trauma-informed care for people with a mental health illness who are higher functioning, and for people with substance use concerns. ▸ Who can use this? • You need a...
Interior Health Home and Community Care physical therapists and occupational therapists can visit you at home. They do assessments, give treatment, and teach you and your family. ▸ They can help...
CONNECT Lake Country offers rehabilitation in a home setting for adults living with brain injury and stroke. It has 42 private bedrooms in six condo-style homes. A team of coaches, occupational...
A Dynacare lab in the Peachland IGA Plaza for blood and urine collection. ▸ Services • Blood collection and urine collection. • Glucose tolerance test, naturopath collection and Harmony...
Short-term loans of health equipment on a donation basis, for people with injury, illness or mobility issues, people going home from hospital, and people in palliative care at home. ▸ What you...
Health and wellness services for people who live on Westbank First Nation lands. Most services are at the Health & Wellness Building, 1900 Quail Lane. ▸ Services include: • Addictions...
If you are Indigenous and getting care at Kelowna General Hospital, an Indigenous Patient Navigator can be part of your care team. You don't have to self-identify as Indigenous to get support. ▸...
Interior Health is the public health authority for the region. It runs hospitals and health services, including mental health and substance use services and seniors health services. ▸ Phone...
Diabetes education to raise awareness and help prevent diabetes, and to help people with diabetes manage it well, including insulin adjustment. Part of the Interior Health Diabetes Education...
Kelowna's main hospital. It has a 24-hour emergency department and trauma services, plus many specialty services. ▸ What you can get: • Emergency and trauma care, 24 hours a day. • Intensive...
Outpatient lab at Kelowna General Hospital for blood work and other lab tests. ▸ How to access: • Book online at labonlinebooking.ca, or call 1-844-870-4756 to book by phone. • If no times work...
Short-term specialized care (four to eight weeks) for older adults with complex health needs. A team looks at your whole health and makes a plan with you. ▸ Who can use this? • You need a...
This clinic checks and treats transient ischemic attack (TIA), often called a mini-stroke or warning stroke, to help prevent a full stroke. ▸ How it works • A doctor sends a referral. A...
If you have a low income or get income assistance, you can get basic dental care at this clinic. It is run by Kelowna's Gospel Mission. ▸ Who can get this? • People and families on a low income •...
Physiotherapy for babies, children and teens, using movement and play. ▸ What they help with: • Sprains, strains, broken bones, growth-related injuries and recovery after surgery. • Concussion. •...
A public health unit in Lake Country. You are seen by appointment only. Call 250-980-6111 to book. ▸ Services: immunizations for all ages, infant and early childhood growth and development...
Pelvic floor physiotherapy is not publicly funded in this region. If you don't have extended health benefits, you pay out of pocket. The Pelvic Power Fund helps cover the cost of pelvic...
Low-cost dental cleaning and preventive care at Okanagan College in Kelowna. This clinic runs only in May each year. Certified Dental Assistant students give the care, and an on-site dentist...
A local Ostomy Canada peer support group (chapter) for people living with an ostomy. ▸ How to connect Call the chapter contact at 250-878-0342 or email okostomy@gmail.com to ask about meetings.
A locally owned community pharmacy in Peachland. ▸ Services: prescription fills, refills and transfers; billing to third-party plans; private medication counselling; Minor Ailment and...
A community health centre with a care team. You can see a family doctor or nurse practitioner, or get help from a nurse, social worker or other health worker. ▸ Services: • Primary care •...
A monthly peer support group for people living with Parkinson's. It is a safe, comfortable place to connect and share how to live well with Parkinson's. ▸ When: the 2nd Tuesday of every month,...
Public health services for children, families and adults. ▸ Services here include • Routine immunizations for babies, kindergarten, Grades 6 and 9, and adult boosters • Early childhood health...
Service BC helps you find and use BC government programs and services. You can call, text or visit the Kelowna office in person. ▸ Phone help: Monday to Friday, 7:30 am to 5 pm Pacific (not on BC...
If you're an adult who has trouble talking, understanding language, or swallowing because of an illness or injury, an Interior Health speech-language pathologist can help. They check what's going...
Crossroads Collective has speech-language pathologists in Kelowna. They help children and youth aged 6 to 18 with communication and swallowing problems. Sessions are in the clinic or online by...
Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada helps people of all ages with vision loss live more independent, active lives. ▸ What they help with: • Choosing and using low vision aids, like magnifiers, and...
An Interior Health community health centre with many services in one place. ▸ Services here include • Baby Talk parenting classes, breastfeeding support, prenatal and postpartum care • Child,...
Confidential, non-judgmental sexual and reproductive health care for people of all ages, genders and identities. Certified nurses give supportive, youth-friendly care in a safe, welcoming,...
Information and support for people with osteoporosis and their families. ▸ 1-800 Information Line Call toll-free 1-800-463-6842 (in Canada only) with general questions about bone health and...
If you're an adult aged 19 to 64, you live in the community, and you have a documented brain injury, Interior Health's Acquired Brain Injury Services can help. They also help your family,...
Information, programs and support for people living with arthritis. Call the free Arthritis Line at 1-800-321-1433, Monday to Friday, in English or French. They also have webinars and online...
Screening mammograms to find breast cancer early, for women and Two-Spirit, trans and non-binary people aged 40 and older who have no breast symptoms. ▸ How often: every 2 years for most people...
Free cervical cancer screening for anyone with a cervix, including women and Two-Spirit, transgender and non-binary people, aged 25 to 69. Screen every 3 to 5 years. ▸ Option 1, self-screening...
Colon cancer screening for people aged 50 to 74 with no symptoms. ▸ FIT (home stool test): recommended every 2 years for most people. Ask your health care provider. If you are eligible, they give...
Free lung cancer screening with a low-dose CT scan at a hospital in your community, for people with no symptoms. ▸ Who: you may qualify if you are 55 to 74 and have a significant history of...
If you get income, disability, or hardship assistance in BC and need a special diet for a medical reason, you can get extra money each month for food. ▸ Monthly amounts (rate table): •...
If you get income or disability assistance in BC, you may get extra money or health coverage on top of your monthly payment. Each supplement has its own rules. Ask the ministry which ones you...
If you have a low income and urgently need medical equipment, medical supplies or medical travel to stay alive, the BC government may pay for it. You do not have to be on income assistance. ▸ Who...
If you get BC disability assistance (PWD — Persons with Disabilities designation) and a serious, worsening health condition is causing you to waste away, you may get extra money each month for...
If you or someone you love is near the end of life and wants comfort care where they live, BC's Palliative Care Benefits Program can help. It pays for palliative medicines and gives medical...
Rehabilitation and recovery services for people living with the effects of acquired brain injury, including concussion. ▸ What you can get • Life skills support • Clinical counselling • Group...
If you don't have dental insurance and your family income is under $90,000, the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) can help pay for dental care. ▸ Who can get this? • You have no access to...
Support and information for people with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity. Includes education, resources, and support groups for living gluten-free. BC chapter: info@bcceliac.ca or bcceliac.ca.
If you are a WFN Member living with a long-term illness, you can meet monthly with the Community Care Nurse. ▸ Each visit includes: • Health checks • Time to talk about your health • Health...
If you need to travel to Vancouver for medical treatment, Easter Seals House is an affordable place to stay, just blocks from major hospitals. Caregivers and families can also book suites for...
If you can't work because you are sick, injured or in quarantine, EI sickness benefits can pay part of your wages for up to 26 weeks. ▸ Who can get this? • You can't work for medical reasons. •...
Specialty care at BC Children's Hospital in Vancouver for children and youth with diabetes, growth or puberty concerns, hormone problems, or a gender identity different from their assigned sex. ▸...
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