Visitor information
For patients requiring travel/accommodation assistance to and from BC Cancer - Victoria, please contact Patient Family Counselling at 250-519-5525
For questions related to the suspension of hospital parking fees and other patient guidelines for COVID-19, please visit our BC Cancer COVID-19 FAQ page.
**Please DO NOT come to the centre if you have any of the following symptoms:
- Fever OR
- Cough, new or worsening OR
- Difficulty breathing/Shortness of breath, new or worsening OR
- Loss of sense of smell or taste OR
- Runny nose or nasal congestion OR
- Sore throat OR
- Painful swallowing OR
- Headache OR
- Muscle aches OR
- Fatigue OR
- Loss of appetite OR
- Chills OR
- Vomiting OR
- Diarrhea OR
- Conjunctivitis (pink eye) OR
- Have you been instructed in the last 14 days to self- isolate? OR
- Been in contact with someone who has suspected or known COVID-19 in the last 14 days? OR
- Been tested for COVID-19 and results are positive or pending?
- Been discharged from a unit/site experiencing a COVID-19 outbreak?
If you develop any of these symptoms before an in-person appointment/treatment, please phone the BC Cancer - Victoria Nurse Line at (250) 519-5596 between 8:30am - 4:30pm for further direction.
Please DO NOT come to the center if you have any of these symptoms.
BC Cancer patients are at a higher risk for more severe symptoms associated with COVID-19. To protect all vulnerable patients and limit the risk of exposure for patients and staff, patients attending follow up appointments or receiving treatment within a BC Cancer center will be required to attend by yourself.
New Patients ONLY: Receiving a cancer diagnosis can be emotional and some patients may feel overwhelmed. New patients who are visiting a BC Cancer centre for a first visit may bring one adult support person to accompany them.
All subsequent patient appointments including treatment: You will be required to attend by yourself. If you think you need a support person to come with you to follow up appointments due to health issues such as mobility, cognitive or mental health difficulties, we will evaluate this on a case-by-case basis at the pre-appointment screening call or at screening upon arrival for your appointment.
Please enter through the first floor entrance and check in at the main reception. Upon entry to the building you will be asked screening questions and required to put on a medical mask. A mask will be available at the front door.
B.C. is entering Step 3 of its restart plan, but
mask guidelines and visitor restrictions remain in place until further notice. Please click
here for more information.
For more information regarding COVID-19:
Call 1-888-COVID19 (1-888-268-4319) or text 604-630-0300 between 7:30am - 8:00pm. Information is available in 110 languages.
BC Cancer – Victoria
2410 Lee Avenue
Victoria, BC, V8R 6V5 (
map)
Telephone: 250-519-5500
Toll-free (within BC): 1-800-670-3322
Doors open: Monday to Friday, 7:20 am - 5:30 pm
(excluding statutory holidays). Departmental hours may vary.
Parking is no-charge during this time.
Pay-by-space parking is available in the lot across from the main entrance on Lee Avenue. The pay meter, located at the entrance to the centre, accept coins and credit cards only; debit cards are not accepted. You will need your stall number to pay for your parking. For more information, please see the
parking map.
Longer term parking may also be available and can be purchased at the Parking Office located just inside the main entrance of
Royal Jubilee Hospital.
Smoking is not permitted in the buildings or on the grounds. This means that staff, patients, and visitors are not permitted to smoke on site. If you have questions about this policy, please email
smokefree@phsa.ca.
In consideration of our patients and staff who have scent-related allergies, please do not wear perfume, scented hairspray, cologne, deodorant, aftershave or other scented products while visiting. Thank you for your co-operation.
