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Your Visit
Coming to the hospital can be a stressful experience for children and their family. We believe that children will be less anxious if they are prepared. Talk honestly with your child about why being in hospital is necessary, and about what he or she will see, do and feel in the hospital.
Clinic Relocation & Construction Updates
Please note as part of the BC Children's and BC Women's Redevelopment Project a number of renovation and construction projects are underway at any given time. Please check the
Clinic Relocation & Construction Updates
for the latest information: Plastic Surgery Clinic has moved to the Ambulatory Care Building - third floor across from the elevators.
How to get here
Parking
,
Maps
of our buildings and site,
BC Children's Hospital location
on Oak Street.
Sunny Hill location
(Learn more about
Sunny Hilll Health Centre for Children
, a rehabilitation centre for children with disabilities)
Other practical details
Food
General amenities
In the neighbourhood
If you have questions about your child keeping up with school work while in hospital, we have
School Services
.
BC Children’s Hospital and Sunny Hill Health Centre for Children are
smoke-free
.
If you are involved in running a family support group within British Columbia, you may be eligible for funding through the
Family Support Group/Network Funding
.
The
Partners in Care Family Advisory
council provides support for families and helps you understand how you can particpate in your child's care.
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Updated on:
March 1, 2010