Stuart Lake Hospital Replacement - Fort St. James, BC
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Project Overview
We are building a new, state-of-the-art hospital in Fort St. James on the territory of the Nak'azdli to address current and future patient care needs.
Triple the size of the existing facility (approximately 6,300 square feet), the new hospital will model excellence in health care, incorporating modern best practices and standards, as well as bringing multiple health services under one roof. The new hospital will improve the healing environment and provide culturally-safe care for residents of Fort St. James, surrounding areas, and local Indigenous communities.
We are building a new, state-of-the-art hospital in Fort St. James on the territory of the Nak'azdli to address current and future patient care needs.
Triple the size of the existing facility (approximately 6,300 square feet), the new hospital will model excellence in health care, incorporating modern best practices and standards, as well as bringing multiple health services under one roof. The new hospital will improve the healing environment and provide culturally-safe care for residents of Fort St. James, surrounding areas, and local Indigenous communities.
The new hospital will feature:
27 beds: 18 community care and 9 acute care
An emergency department with two treatment rooms, a trauma bay, and a covered ambulance bay
A Primary Care Centre, consolidating services currently offered in Fort St. James to one location
Expanded laboratory and diagnostic imaging
An in-house Spiritual Space and Gathering Space
Larger space for palliative care, including a palliative care lounge and garden
Culturally and medicinally significant landscaping with outdoor spaces and gardens developed in collaboration with local Indigenous Elders and plant experts
Construction of 85 parking stalls, greatly increasing parking capacity