OUR MISSION STATEMENT:
SPCS is a non-profit, volunteer based Seniors’ Health Care advocacy group located in the Greater Trail, West Kootenay, British Columbia, Canada.
Our mission is to advocate and pursue options for adequate, affordable, accessible and safe continuing care resources and services for seniors within their immediate communities. We will accomplish this by advocating, communicating, disseminating information and educating.
SPCS is a non-profit, volunteer based Seniors’ Health Care advocacy group located in the Greater Trail, West Kootenay, British Columbia, Canada.
Our mission is to advocate and pursue options for adequate, affordable, accessible and safe continuing care resources and services for seniors within their immediate communities. We will accomplish this by advocating, communicating, disseminating information and educating.
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BC Government Health Records Site - Health Gateway
1. The Health Gateway is a provincial service which provides British Columbians with access to information, regardless of where they received care or services. My Health Portal and other regional portals provide access to information within the regional systems. We are collaborating with our health sector partners to ensure we are providing complementary services.
2. The Health Gateway is updated weekly with new features and information. We prioritize our enhancements based on your feedback, and we encourage you to provide suggestions by e-mailing [email protected].
3. For people managing others' healthcare and needing access to records: Currently, only parents or guardians of children 11 years or younger can access their children’s COVID-19 test results. We are working to enable family and caregiver access in the future.
1. The Health Gateway is a provincial service which provides British Columbians with access to information, regardless of where they received care or services. My Health Portal and other regional portals provide access to information within the regional systems. We are collaborating with our health sector partners to ensure we are providing complementary services.
2. The Health Gateway is updated weekly with new features and information. We prioritize our enhancements based on your feedback, and we encourage you to provide suggestions by e-mailing [email protected].
3. For people managing others' healthcare and needing access to records: Currently, only parents or guardians of children 11 years or younger can access their children’s COVID-19 test results. We are working to enable family and caregiver access in the future.
Surveys, Surveys, Surveys
Here are some are opportunities to share your knowledge and experience
– be sure to let your voice be heard! Please note: if we are able to access results, we will post them on this site.
2. Dan Leavitt, the new Senior's Advocate in BC is looking for information on Ageism. Posted: Nov 13/24
Read about ageism, then take this short survey and highlight how ageism has affected you!
Ageism Survey – Seniors Advocate
3. Kootenay Boundary Division of Family Practice - Surveys:
KB is conducting a survey regarding Virtual (phone or computer appointments). Updated: Jan 24/24
This survey is still open and receiving data as of January 24, 2024
surveys.divisionsbc.ca/Kootenay-Boundary-Virtual-Health-Patient-Survey-2020.aspx
4. Patience Experience Survey Posted Jan 24/24
Let us know what’s working & what can improve. Your feedback will be used to help strengthen care in clinics across our region. Participation is voluntary, anonymous, and open to all Kootenay Boundary residents. The survey takes about 15 minutes to complete. The time and input of all participants is gratefully acknowledged. Complete the survey to enter our prize draw to win one of two $100 gift cards to a Kootenay Boundary restaurant or grocery store of your choice. divisionsbc.ca/kootenay-boundary/patient-experience-survey
– be sure to let your voice be heard! Please note: if we are able to access results, we will post them on this site.
2. Dan Leavitt, the new Senior's Advocate in BC is looking for information on Ageism. Posted: Nov 13/24
Read about ageism, then take this short survey and highlight how ageism has affected you!
Ageism Survey – Seniors Advocate
3. Kootenay Boundary Division of Family Practice - Surveys:
KB is conducting a survey regarding Virtual (phone or computer appointments). Updated: Jan 24/24
This survey is still open and receiving data as of January 24, 2024
surveys.divisionsbc.ca/Kootenay-Boundary-Virtual-Health-Patient-Survey-2020.aspx
4. Patience Experience Survey Posted Jan 24/24
Let us know what’s working & what can improve. Your feedback will be used to help strengthen care in clinics across our region. Participation is voluntary, anonymous, and open to all Kootenay Boundary residents. The survey takes about 15 minutes to complete. The time and input of all participants is gratefully acknowledged. Complete the survey to enter our prize draw to win one of two $100 gift cards to a Kootenay Boundary restaurant or grocery store of your choice. divisionsbc.ca/kootenay-boundary/patient-experience-survey
