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FNHA Client Satisfaction Survey

​​General Questions/Benefits Support Representative​
Toll Free: 1.855.550.5454
Email: HealthBenefits@fnha.ca​​​​​​​​​
​​Take the FNH​A Health Benefits Client Satisfaction Survey

Download a print version of the FNHA Health Benefits Client Satisfaction Survey​

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Welcome to the Health Benefits Home Page!​
The First Nations Health Authority (FNHA) Health Benefits program provides a number of health related goods and services to meet medical and dental needs not covered by provincial, territorial, or other third party health insurance plans for BC First Nations.

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​​The FNHA Health Benefits program currently includes coverage for:
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• Dental
• Medical Supplies & Equipment (MS&E)
• Medical Transportation
• Mental Health – Crisis Intervention (Short Term)
• MSP – BC Medical Service Plan (CareCard)
• Pharmacy​​
• Vision Care​​

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Our program strives to provide health benefits to BC First Nations peoples in a manner that:
• Is appropriate to the unique health needs of BC First Nations
• Leads to improved overall health so that BC First Nations health status is comparable to other Canadians
• Is financially sustainable
• Facilitates empowerment of individuals to access health programs and services as and when they need it
• Focuses health services towards wellness and prevention​

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​Contact information for your Health Benefits Program​

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General Questions/Benefits Support Representative​
Toll Free: 1.855.550.5454
Email: HealthBenefits@fnha.ca		 ​Dental Claims
Toll Free: 1.888.321.5003
Fax: 604.666.5815
​​​Medical Claims
Toll Free: 1.800.317.7878
Fax: 1.888.299.9222		 ​In-person Inquiries
1166 Alberni Street (near Thurlow Street)
Room 701, Vancouver BC
​Short Term Crisis Intervention Mental Health CounsellingFax: (604) 666-6458 ​Indian Residential School Resolution Health Support Program (IRS RHSP)Fax: (604) 658-2833
​Indian Residential School Survivors Society Support Line

1.866.925.4419  (Open 24-hours a day, 7 days a week)

 ​Indian and Residential School Mental Health Support Program

Toll-Free: 1.877.477.0775  Fax: 1.604.666.6458​

 

 

Click here for the online format of the Client Satisfaction Survey:

https://interceptum.com/s/en/FNHAhealthbenefits

 

Click here for the PDF format of the Client Satisfaction Survey:

http://www.fnha.ca/Documents/FNHA-Health-Benefits-Client-Satisfaction-Survey.pdf

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May is Speech and Hearing Month

 

MAY IS SPEECH & HEARING MONTH

Every year May is recognized as Speech and Hearing Month.  This month provides opportunities to raise awareness about improving communication for those who experience difficulties with speaking, understanding, or hearing.  It is also a perfect time to talk about ideas and activities to encourage speech and language development in young children. 

Take a look at our attached handouts on ideas to build speech and language skills while you play with your children this Spring, such as when you are Going on a Picnic and Going to the Park.  Try to use these general ideas in other activities you do with your children, like when you are out riding bikes, working in the garden, or going for a walk!  Remember to relax, be silly, and play with your children and everyone will have a fun Spring!

 

http://www.kamloopschildrenstherapy.org/blog/post/may-is-speech-hearing-month

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ARE YOU OVERDOSE AWARE?

Are You Overdose Aware?

If you or someone you know requires a Naloxone kit please contact Christine Lessmann, Diane Procter or Sarah Bennett at Q’wemtsín Health Society at 250-314-6732 or Dave Manual at Tk’emlúps Indian Band at 250-828-9704

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