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Operates acute care hospitals in Whitehorse, Dawson City, and Watson Lake. Serves the Yukon and parts of Northern BC. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday.
Provided by Yukon Hospital Corporation
2 other services offered by this agency
Acute care hospital with six beds provides 24-hour emergency medical treatment, short-term admissions, palliative care, and respite care.
Acute care hospital with six beds provides 24-hour emergency medical treatment, short-term admissions, palliative care, and respite care. Clients requiring more specialized care may be referred to Whitehorse General Hospital, or hospitals out of the territory. Liaison Workers are available to offer support and advocacy for First Nations, Métis or Inuit patients. Also houses the Dawson City Clinic, a family medical practice.
Clients requiring more specialized care may be referred to Whitehorse General Hospital, or hospitals out of the territory. Liaison Workers are available to offer support and advocacy for First Nations, Métis or Inuit patients. Also houses the Dawson City Clinic, a family medical practice.
Provided by Yukon Hospital Corporation
2 other services offered by this agency
Acute care hospital with six beds provides 24-hour emergency medical treatment, in-patient care, respite care and palliative care.
Liaison Workers are available to offer support and advocacy for First Nations, Métis or Inuit patients. Patients requiring more specialized care may be referred to Whitehorse General Hospital, or hospitals out of the territory.
Provided by Yukon Hospital Corporation
2 other services offered by this agency
56-bed hospital provides acute care services to assess and treat medical conditions.
Provides 24-hour emergency services, diagnostic services, intensive care, convalescent care, and rehabilitation services. The Secure Medical Unit (SMU) provides inpatient assessment, observation, care, and support for patients with a mental health diagnosis (often in an acute phase of illness). Liaison Workers are available to offer support and advocacy for First Nations, Métis or Inuit patients. Also offers specialty outpatient clinics and educational programs for medical conditions and chronic diseases. Acts as a regional referral centre for the Yukon and for rural nursing stations. Serves the Yukon, northern BC, and parts of Alaska. Hospital can call Medevac, a medical evacuation flight service that picks up or drops off patients within the Yukon, Alaska, Northwest Territories, or northern BC.