Contact us:
Location: 102-2665 Beaufort Avenue, Cumberland BC V0R 1S0
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1090, Cumberland BC V0R 1S0
Clinic/Phone Hours:
9am - 4pm Monday - Thursday
9am - 3pm Friday
(Reception desk closed and phones off from 12pm - 1pm every day for lunch)
We are closed on weekends and holidays.
Phone: (250) 400-9220
Fax: (250) 400-4009
Cumberland Village Health Care is listed as a Disaster First Aid Station within the Comox Valley
In the event of a major disaster, designated medical clinics in the area will act as Disaster First Aid Stations (DFAS). These stations are activated upon request by the Comox Valley Emergency Program or during clear crises, such as a severe earthquake, to provide first aid and basic medical care to the public in the event of a major disaster.
These clinics were chosen based on their seismic resilience, geographic location, closeness to a pharmacy and ability to respond in a crisis. Other clinics may be added in the future.
Currently there are 6 DFAS clinics (listed below and linked information pamphlet).
https://divisionsbc.ca/sites/default/files/69404/DFAS%20Pamphlet%20-TriFold-2026_final.pdf
COMOX MEDICAL CLINIC: 100 - 1695 Comox Ave, Comox
PORT AUGUSTA FAMILY PRACTICE: 5&6 - 215 Port Augusta St, Comox
HIGHLAND FAMILY PRACTICE: 107C - 1966 Guthrie Rd, Comox
VALLEYCARE MEDICAL: Unit E - 310 8th St, Courtenay
WAVECREST MEDICAL CLINIC: 382 Lerwick Rd, Courtenay
CUMBERLAND VILLAGE HEALTH CARE: 102-2665 Beaufort Ave, Cumberland
Other Emergency Preparedness resources:
Comox Valley Emergency Program - CV Regional District website https://www.comoxvalleyrd.ca/services/emergency-management
The Division of Family Practice website: https://divisionsbc.ca/comox-valley/our-impact/emergency-preparedness
PreparedBC - BC government website www.gov.bc.ca/preparedbc
GetPrepared - Canadian government website www.GetPrepared.ca
This initiative is supported by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC and Health Emergency Management BC.Its development has been guided by the principles identified in the Canadian Medical Association Code of Ethics, the College of Family Physicians of Canada recommendations and the Emergency Program Act of BC.