Abbotsford Regional Hospital and Cancer Centre Project

Project Description

Abbotsford Regional Hospital (ARH) opened August 24, 2008, being the replacement for Matsqui-Sumas-Abbotsford General Hospital and was the first new hospital built in BC in the last 30 years. ARH was the largest project to date within the Fraser Valley calculated at 60,000 square metres and 300 beds.

Abbotsford Regional Hospital was the first hospital in Western Canada to have a Cancer centre integrated from the beginning in their design. This hospital is our city’s largest worksite when it comes to the number of employees. It contains a Cafe and a Starbucks as well as a gift shop. They have volunteers there to help you find where you need to go as well as finding patients for you, and allow pet visitation.

Abbotsford Regional Hospital provides 24/7 emergency medicine, surgery, medical imaging, cardiac services, maternity care including an amazing Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, Pediatric care, dialysis, and of course a full range of Cancer control services.

Project Awards

2008

  • CCPPP National Awards for Innovation and Excellence – Silver Award, Infrastructure category

2005

  • CCPPP National Awards for Innovation and Excellence – Award of Merit, Financing category
  • Project Finance North American PPP of the Year

2004

  • Runner-Up, Public Private Finance Best Global Project to Reach Financial Close

Project Status:

Completed August 2008

Client:

Ministry of Health Services

Project Cost:

$355 million

Partner:

Access Health Abbotsford

Project Contacts

Media Contact:

Fraser Health media pager: (604) 450-7881
BC Cancer Agency media pager: (604) 806-2338

Project Location

Other

Completed

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