Quick Links 

Information about having your baby at BC Women's or visiting patients:

• Health Topics contains information about women's most common health issues. Has information about having a baby, getting pregnant, your body, sexual health or browse the A-Z health topics.
• Get your Family Information Package for all you need to know about having your baby at BC Women's.
• Register for a prenatal class and take a virtual prenatal tour of BC Women's.
• Please see the Bright Start Bundle page for more accommodation options for your at the hospital.
• Visting the hospital? Learn about visiting hours and more.
• Also, check For Families for information about parking, travel, accommodation, maps and directions (including hospital addresses). And, our Social Work department proivdes services to patients and families including crisis intervention, individual/group counselling and more.
• BC Newborn Screening Program: uses a simple blood test to identify babies who may have one of a number of treatable disorders.  
• Looking to pick up something for a patient or yourself? Visit our gift and thrift shops.
• Are you looking for information from your medical file? Print the Release of Information form and fax it in. You can also call 875-2000 local 2915 or e-mail satwal@cw.bc.ca with your request. Please note that due to the volume of requests, processing can take more than four weeks.
  

General information about BC Women's:

• Donate to BC Women's on the BC Women's Hospital & Health Centre Foundation web site.
• Check the Services page for lists of programs offered at BC Women's.
• Learn more about the redevelopment of the Oak Street campus.
• For information about employment opportunities, visit Careers.
• BC Women's is the largest tertiary care hospital in Canada to be designated Baby-Friendly.
• You will find education and training workshops and courses in the LearningHub.
• If you are a member of the media seeking assistance or information, visit the Media Centre.

Resources:

• The bookstore and Family Support & Resource Centre have health care resources available for patients and families. 
• Looking for information about the National Institutes of Health Women's Health Initiative?
• Are you looking for a doctor or a midwife? Visit Find a doctor , Find a midwife or Birthdocs. You can also check the physician directory on the website for the College of Physicians & Surgeons.
• Speak to a health care professional any time of day or night by dialling 8-1-1 on your phone or visit HealthLinkBC. 
  
  
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