The Immunization Clinic at Bella Coola General Hospital provides seasonal and routine vaccinations, protecting us from the effects of a number of serious vaccine-preventable infections and diseases like polio, diphtheria, measles and rubella.

How to access

  • Check eligibility and vaccine schedule

  • Book an appointment

    For routine adult immunizations, please see your local pharmacist.

    Call us at (250) 799-5722 to book a routine immunization appointment for infants, toddlers, children starting kindergarten, school-age immunizations and adults with medical conditions and complex immunization needs.  

  • Prepare for the appointment

    • For children under 2 years old, we invite you to arrive 15 minutes early to weigh and measure your child prior to your appointment time.
    • If your child has been immunized at a physician’s office or out of the province, we may not have the record of those immunizations. Submit your health record online or call us to report those immunizations at least 48 hours before your appointment. Without a current immunization history, we may need to use your appointment time for planning and may need to book a separate appointment for immunization due to time constraints.
    • Bring your Child Health Passport or immunization record for your child to the appointment.

    Find more information on immunizations, including immunization records and immunization after-care and other immunizations at VCH Immunization

Hours of operation

Currently open

We operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Visiting hours may vary depending on the unit. Please call the Bella Coola General Hospital main line at (250) 799-5311 to determine visiting times before your visit.

Parking and transportation

Parking is available.

Bella Coola General Hospital

Bella Coola General Hospital is a 15-bed facility providing acute, residential and emergency care, as well as diagnostic imaging, telehealth, and visiting physiotherapy services.

Immunization Clinics

Immunization Clinics offer routine vaccinations for infants and children, sexual health vaccines, and routine immunizations for adults with complex needs or medical conditions.