Cowichan Valley | Divisions of Family Practice

Please remember, GP offices are currently open and virtual care options are available to you.

NEW: COVID Virtual Assessment Clinic >

Family Physicians in the Cowichan Valley are working to increase healthcare support and access during the COVID-19 pandemic. If you DO NOT have a family physician AND live in the Cowichan Valley we may then be able to help you with our NEW online COVID virtual assessment clinic.

Remember! Most physicians in the Cowichan Valley are now offering appointments by phone or by video for their patients. Please contact your physician's office first for more information. If you have COVID specific concerns but are unable to reach your family physician, we may be able to help you with our NEW online COVID virtual assessment clinic.

Click HERE for more information and to see if you are appropriate for a virtual visit.

COVID-19: Press Release from the Physicians of Cowichan >

NEW: Discover community resources available in Cowichan via Pathways! >

Welcome to Cowichan Division of Family Practice

Incorporated in 2009, the Cowichan Valley Division of Family Practice includes the communities of Mill Bay, Shawnigan Lake, Cobble Hill, Duncan, Lake Cowichan, Chemainus, Penelakut Island, and Ladysmith. CVDFP has been formed to support the people and family physicians of the Cowichan Valley; to identify gaps in patient care; and to develop solutions to meet the community’s needs. The Cowichan Division works to foster strong, collaborative relationships, and benefits from a high level of community engagement and collegiality among the medical community. As a result, CVDFP is able to work closely with a range of community partners to achieve its goals, including: Island Health, Cowichan District Hospital, First Nations Health Authority, local First Nations communities, Our Cowichan Communities Health Network, and Economic Development Cowichan.

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Cowichan Cancer Care Project

Are you a Cowichan resident facing a cancer diagnosis?

Through the Shared Care Committee’s Partners in Care initiative, the Cowichan Division of Family Practice has been working to build a coordinated, shared model of care between family doctors and oncologists for the benefit of patients in the Cowichan area who have received a new cancer diagnosis.

In working toward that goal, the team has put some resources in place to support you, the patient, in navigating your care, and strengthening your relationship with your care providers.

This project is the result of collaboration between representatives of the Cowichan Division of Family Practice, the BC Cancer Agency (Victoria), Island Health, and a patient representative.