Stay Safe From COVID with New B.C. Online Hospital Check-In Program

The changes will reduce the time you spend in the waiting room.

[This story originally appeared on The North Coast Review, a blog based in Prince Rupert that contains “items of interest to those living on the North Coast of BC.”]

With many hospital services now on an appointment only basis, Northern Health has moved towards an online check in system to allow you to let staff at the hospital know you are there, while you safely social distance.

The program will also reduce the amount of time users spend in a waiting room as well as the number of people in the waiting room, it will also serve to control the number of people in a health care facility.

The online process was developed by ICSUSA, for those who have used Life Labs service elsewhere in BC the new Northern Health program is similar to the “Save My Spot” program that Life Labs uses.

The mobile and computer program is available through Apple App Store, Google Play store or through a QR code which you can scan using the camera on your smart phone.

The roll out of the online option is being done gradually at all Northern Health facilities and will be used for such services as lab tests, X-ray imaging and ECG/Holger monitoring.

You can learn more about the launch of the program here.

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