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Enhancing access to cancer screening services across British Columbia.

CanScreen

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OUR VISION

CanScreen is the first clinic dedicated exclusively to cancer screening and cancer care in BC.

We offer publicly funded cancer screening and cancer surveillance to all BC residents, with a special focus on unattached patients. We aim to increase awareness, access, and participation in cancer screening programs to improve health outcomes for all individuals in BC.

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HOW IT WORKS

Though CanScreen is based out of Victoria, our services are offered virtually to all residents of B.C. We offer intake assessments and consultation for breast, colorectal, cervical and lung cancer screening with plans to offer prostate cancer screening in the near future.

In addition to supporting access to screening we assist those patients with a history of cancer access ongoing surveillance testing for colon, breast and prostate cancer.

During these assessments, we’ll talk about your personal needs and refer you to a test that is right for you. All investigations ordered are followed up by a general practitioner, and should further testing or referrals be required, we’re there to help you every step of the way.

For our booking process, see below.

THE SCREENING PROCESS

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STEP 1

Review current cancer screening guidelines here to see if screening is recommended for you. Unsure? No problem, go to Step 2.

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STEP 2

Book your intake appointment by entering your personal details and BC Services Card number. Then, complete the Patient Screener to check your risk factors for certain cancers. After that, you’ll schedule a virtual appointment with a doctor, who will call you at a set time.

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STEP 3

At your intake appointment, your history will be reviewed and you will be counseled on available cancer screening tests. The physician will then refer you for these tests.

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STEP 4

Complete your recommended screening tests.

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STEP 5

We don't follow the "no news is good news" approach. This means all of your results will be carefully reviewed. Once that’s done, you’ll get a follow-up appointment to discuss next steps and future screening guidance.

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Book a Consultation

We offer virtual services to all residents of B.C., providing intake assessments and consultations for various cancer screenings. Book a consultation with us to find out if you're eligible for screening—our team is here to support you every step of the way!

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FAQS & RESOURCES

We aim to provide innovative and sustainable solutions that tackle systemic problems at their core, ensuring better access, affordability, and quality of care for all. Join us in revolutionizing healthcare as we pave the way for a brighter and healthier future.

Do you have other questions?

Feel free to reach out at anytime via info@canscreenbc.com

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