City of Surrey 2017 - 2021 Financial Plan

COMMUNITY PROFILE

HEALTH & SAFETY SERVICES

2017-2021 FINANCIAL PLAN

HOSPITALS

Surrey Memorial Hospital is

the largest of three regional

hospitals in Fraser Health

Authority’s integrated

network of care, providing

primary, secondary, and

tertiary services, including

24/7 emergency, cardiac and

critical care, levels one, two

and three obstetrics and

neonatal intensive care,

adolescent and adult

inpatient psychiatry, surgical

sub-specialties, inpatient

rehabilitation and ambulatory

care.

With 636 acute care beds,

and 24 neonatal intensive care (NICU) bassinettes, in one of BC’s fastest growing

communities, Surrey Memorial Hospital delivers more newborns every year than any

other hospital in Fraser Health’s integrated network of care.

The Jim Pattison Outpatient Care and Surgery Centre, which opened in June 2011, is the

first facility of this kind in British Columbia. It serves the community of Surrey and also

contributes to Fraser Health’s network of care by providing outpatient specialty services

to people from across the region. It brings together more than 50 services and

programs, including day surgery, chronic disease management, specialist visits,

diagnostic tests, breast health clinic, HIV/AIDS/Hep C clinic, primary care clinic, cardiac

rehabilitation and prevention, maternity services, pain clinic and other clinics and

services that commonly take place in a hospital setting.

Surrey Memorial Hospital

Jim Pattison Outpatient Care & Surgery Centre

13750 - 96th Avenue 9750 -140th Street

Surrey, BC V3V 1Z2 Surrey, BC V3T 0G9

604-581-2211 (non-emergency) 604-582-4550

Located in the adjacent community of White Rock, the Peace Arch Hospital serves the

medical needs of White Rock and South Surrey residents.

Peace Arch Hospital

15521 Russell Avenue

White Rock, BC V4B 2R4

604-531-5512 (non-emergency)

Surrey Memorial Hospital’s new Critical Care Tower opened in 2014,

housing the Province’s largest Emergency Department.