Matrix-Risk-Control-Ltd near Sevenoaks BC (649 Result(s))

Lab Health is a local business that services the Victoria area. We provide Physiotherapy, Kinesiology and Massage Therapy services, with a one-on-one tailored approach to help you reach your rehabilitation goals. BOOK ONLINE at labhealth.ca to find the time that fits your schedule. If you don't find something that works, give us a call and we will try our best to accommodate you.

WelcomeVigil provides emergency call and nurse call solutions for the full continuum of care based on the philosophy of creating a home-like environment through the use of unobtrusive systems for monitoring residents. We offer a proprietary technology platform that combines software and hardware, to provide comprehensive solutions to the expanding aged care market. The Vigil system facilitates the highest standard of care, supports risk management, improves staffing efficiencies, and generates advanced reporting and analysis data. Much more than a nurse call.The Vigil Platform includes: The Vitality Care System (hybrid wireless and hardwired call) , nurse call , bed monitoring , resident check in and the award-winning Vigil Dementia System .

Dr. Paul Neate is an experienced dentist who fundamentally focuses on patient care and comfort. It is his goal to ensure that all patients are given the necessary information and options to promote long term oral health that meets their wishes. Through prevention and education, Dr. Neate strives to create a trust that will allow patients to feel that they fully understand the path to their desired oral health.

Full service dental office in Victoria for over 35 years. Dr. Ian Mcmillan and his dental team provide the highest quality of dental care from advanced instruments to the newest technology. The team provides general dentistry, cosmetic dentistry and dental hygiene. New patients and emergences are welcome.

As a registrant of a self-regulating profession, a dental hygienist must practice safely, ethically, and effectively for the promotion of the oral health and well-being of the public, as outlined by the CDHBC Practice Standards. In accordance with the Health Professions Act, the practice of dental hygiene is monitored and regulated by independent governing bodies in each province. Certain provinces, including B.C., require dental hygienists to obtain national certification (see NDHCB) before applying for registration. Those who have not graduated from an accredited program (listed in Schedule I) and/or have not been previously registered within Canada, or dental hygienists from other countries, also must successfully challenge the CDHBC Clinical Exam in order to apply for registration to practice within British Columbia.