Masks

Wearing a Mask Within Our Facilities

Wear a mask sign

In accordance withMinistry of Health policy, masks must be worn by all persons visiting a health-care facility, including hospitals, health centres, physician’s offices and outpatient clinics. Island Health has also taken steps within our facilities to reduce the risk of transmission with physical barriers and signs to remind those to respect personal space.

请帮助很强t the spread of COVID-19 by wearing a face mask or covering whenvisiting an Island Health facility.

We will be posting signs at all major entrances to our facilities. Island Health Ambassadors will be on site at all hospitals to welcome you, complete COVID-19 screening, direct you to the hand sanitizer and ensure you are wearing a mask before entering. Before you enter an Island Health location, be sure to mask-up.

Thank you for doing your part in protecting yourself and others around you.

How to Wear a Face Mask

Watch thevideo belowor see theHow to Wear a Face Mask posterfrom the BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC).

More Information

For information and guidance on masks, including how to clean and store them, visit theBCCDC Masks web page.

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