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Queen Alexandra Centre for Children's Health
2400 Nottingham Road, Oak Bay, British Columbia
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About the Clinic
Queen Alexandra Centre for Children's Health in Victoria, BC offers pediatric feeding services, rehabilitation, and mental health programs.
Patient & Visitor Experience
Public Funding 6 to 16 years for Ledger Program inpatient services; up to and including age 18 for Anscomb Program; 14 to 18 for AIDTP; 15 to 18 for Youth DBT.
Best Fit Patients
Patients needing specialized care in severe, "Acute, or emotion control, plus other advanced specialty services.
Service Area
The Anscomb program serves all Island Health catchment area children and youth. The Adolescent Intensive Day Treatment Program (AIDTP) and Youth Dialectical Behaviour Therapy Program (Youth DBT) serve youth in the Greater Victoria Area.
Address
2400 Nottingham Road, Oak Bay, British Columbia, Canada
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Services Offered
- Child Youth and Family Health
- Rehab Services Clinics
- Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing Service (PFSS)
- School Age Therapy Program
- Supported Child Development
- Vancouver Island Children's Assessment Network
Specialties
The following types of medical expertise are offered in Queen Alexandra Centre for Children's Health
- Pediatrician
- Psychiatrist
- Urgent Care
Telehealth
No Telehealth Services
Other Information
On-Site Facilities
Cafeteria
Parking Information
Paid surface lots ($1.25/hour, $26.75/weekly permit) accepting coins or credit card. Mobile app HONK available. Hardship and family caregiver permits available.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Queen Alexandra Centre for Children's Health offer telehealth or virtual appointments?
No, Queen Alexandra Centre for Children's Health does not currently offer telehealth or virtual appointment services. All visits are in-person.
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