Interior BC addiction-care navigator

Find addiction care.
Faster.

Life-threatening withdrawal, overdose or medical emergency?Call 911 or attend the nearest emergency department. BC Addiction Hub provides information only and does not replace emergency assessment, medical advice or clinical judgment.

Explore care across Interior BC

Choose a care need and region—or use your location—to see relevant options.

Guided service pathway

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Answer a few simple questions about the care need, location, funding and fit. We’ll rank the most relevant verified services and show exactly how to access them.

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Medication treatment

Find addiction medications (OAT and anti-craving therapies)

This clinic directory centres on published OAT prescribers. Ask each clinic whether it also assesses anti-craving therapies for alcohol or other substance-use disorders, and confirm current intake.

Verification noteOAT details were checked against Interior Health and BCCSU directories. Other medication options vary by clinic and are not assumed from an OAT listing; always confirm by phone.

Choose a community to view medication clinics

Clinic results remain hidden until you select where to look.

Restricted professional access

Clinical tools are in a protected workspace

Dosing protocols, medication monitoring and clinical decision tools are available only to approved healthcare professionals after authenticated sign-in.

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Live Capacity Exchange

Run a program or intake desk? Report your live capacity

Approved centre staff can update whether their program is open, limited, waitlist-only or full — visible to patients on this site within seconds, right alongside the standard access information.

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B.C.-specific interoperability

Program and capacity data now map to FHIR R4

The directory is represented as B.C.-aligned Location and HealthcareService resources, with inspectable read-only endpoints and a live CapabilityStatement.

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