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You can send email messages of support to patients at:

  • Cowichan District Hospital – wellwishesCDH@islandhealth.ca 
  • North Island Hospital (Campbell River) – Submit a message online → https://crhospitalfoundation.ca/well-wishes/.


The Well Wishes program is not available at all sites. For patients at other hospitals, please contact the unit or ward directly.

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