e-KNOW file photo Interior Health has taken an innovative approach to exploring climate change by creating Community Health and Climate Change maps. “Recent events have demonstrated…
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Pregnancy Care Clinic opens in Cranbrook
New service strengthens team-based support for parents throughout their pregnancy journey Expectant parents will benefit from improved access to comprehensive pregnancy care at the new Encompass…
What you need to know about bats
As more people head outdoors across Interior Health, it is likely they may encounter bats. Bats can carry diseases that can be transmitted to humans….
What you need to know about algae blooms
Spring is here and the warmer weather means algae can start growing in your favourite lake and may form a bloom. Algae are a natural…
IH recognizes National Immunization Awareness Week
As we close out National Immunization Awareness Week (April 23 – 30), Interior Health encourages families to stay on track with their immunizations. “Vaccines have…
Interior Health celebrates National Volunteer Week
During National Volunteer Week (April 24-30), Interior Health (IH) extends its gratitude to more than 4,800+ IH volunteers across the region. “Thank you to everyone…
Interior Health invests in a greener future
This year’s Earth Day theme – invest in our planet – fit perfectly with Interior Health’s commitment to protect the planet and reduce our environmental…
Water Quality Advisory issued for Edgewater area
Effective immediately, Friday, April 22, a Water Quality Advisory has been issued for the Edgewater Water System. The Regional District of East Kootenay (RDEK) and…
Coming together for a sombre anniversary
On April 14, 2016, the increasing number of opioid overdoses prompted the B.C. government to declare a public health emergency. Six years later, close to…
Let’s talk about ticks
Spring is here and the warmer weather means more people will be out hiking in tall grass or wooded areas which can also mean an…