Northern Haida Gwaii Hospital and Health Centre (North End)

Masset, BC

PREDICTED Moderate confidence
Up to 3h 35m
Most likely 1h 45m
Typically 44m – 2h 29m at this hospital

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2520 Harrison Avenue, Masset, BC (250) 626-4700 Hospital website

About Northern Haida Gwaii Hospital and Health Centre (North End)

The Northern Haida Gwaii Hospital and Health Centre in Masset, BC is the primary hospital serving the north end of Haida Gwaii, including Masset, Old Massett (Gaw Tlagee), Port Clements (Gamadiis), and surrounding communities. The emergency department operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with five stretcher bays, offering acute care, diagnostic services, lab, medical imaging, cardiac diagnostics, and surgical services. As a small rural community hospital operated by Northern Health on Haida Nation territory, it provides essential emergency and inpatient care for residents across the northern archipelago.

Services & Specialties

24/7 Emergency Department (5 stretcher bays), Acute inpatient care (4 beds), Long-term care (4 private rooms + 1 respite bed), Palliative care, Intensive care, Cardiac diagnostics, Laboratory services, Medical imaging, Surgical services, Rehabilitation and convalescent care, Physiotherapy, Mental health counselling, Social work, Public health services, Child development services, Speech language pathology, Outpatient family medicine and nurse practitioner clinic, Visiting specialist outpatient clinics, Telehealth / Virtual Clinic, Chronic disease education programs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the emergency phone number for Northern Haida Gwaii Hospital?
The direct emergency department line is 250-626-4711. For general hospital inquiries, call 250-626-4700.
How many emergency beds does Northern Haida Gwaii Hospital have?
The emergency department has five stretcher bays. The hospital has four acute care inpatient beds and four long-term care beds, for a total of eight hospital-level care beds.
Does Northern Haida Gwaii Hospital offer specialist care on Haida Gwaii?
Yes, visiting specialists hold outpatient clinics at the hospital on a rotating basis. For ongoing or complex specialty needs, patients may be referred to larger centres off-island. The hospital also offers telehealth (virtual clinic) access to specialist advice.
Is there a family doctor or walk-in clinic at the hospital in Masset?
Yes. The Northern Haida Gwaii Health Centre (also called the Masset Clinic) is located inside the hospital and provides outpatient care through family doctors and a nurse practitioner, supported by a multidisciplinary allied health team.
How do patients from Port Clements or Old Massett get to the hospital?
Personal vehicle is the primary means of travel. Eagle Transit also runs a weekday service between Masset and Daajing Giids for medical trips at no charge — call 1-250-559-4461 to reserve. The Masset departure is at 9:00 AM.
What communities does Northern Haida Gwaii Hospital serve?
The hospital is the primary acute and emergency care facility for the north end of Haida Gwaii, serving Masset, Old Massett (Gaw Tlagee), Port Clements (Gamadiis), and surrounding communities. It is located on the territory of the Haida Nation.

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