The Campbell River & District’s Primary Care Network launched in 2021.
What is a Primary Care Network?
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The Campbell River & District Primary Care Network (PCN) is a partnership of local clinics, practitioners, allied health professionals, health care partners & patients. Together we’re building a more connected, team-based approach to primary care in our region.
Across BC, Divisions of Family Practice, health authorities, First Nations and community partners have established PCNs to provide residents with access to MSP-funded care from a wide range of clinicians.
PCNs enhance the health of their communities by introducing team-based services, fostering collaboration, strengthening connections and improving access to care.
Primary Care Networks are a provincial initiative through the Ministry of Health. Visit the Family Practice Services Committee website to learn more about PCNs as a provincial initiative.
Our Service Area
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The Campbell River & District PCN serves a vast geographic area including Oyster River to Gold River, Sayward, Tahsis, Cortes and Quadra Island.
Campbell River lies within the unceded territory of the Liǧʷiɫdax̌ʷ people, including the Wei Wai Kum, We Wai Kai, and Kwiakah First Nations.
The PCN geographic area lies within the traditional territory of several First Nations.
Learn more about the First Nations whose traditional territory we live and work on.
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How We’re Governed
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Planning and decisions for the PCN are supported by a local Steering Committeeand informed by an Indigenous Advisory Committee with funds from the Ministry of Health.