As of April 1, 2023, PC-ICCN offers a province-wide virtual Post-COVID Recovery Clinic serving people throughout B.C. The program will continue to care for patients who will access these services virtually and – while the number of new patients with long-COVID symptoms is decreasing – these services and resources will continue into the future. 

In addition, new funding is now available to further invest in these services and supports. 

The Post-COVID Recovery Clinic offers education sessions, rehabilitation support and self-recovery resources.

You can be referred if you have a BC Services Card and you're still experiencing symptoms that limit your function and quality of life three (3) months or more post-COVID-19. Speak to your family doctor or nurse practitioner about a referral.  

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As of April 1, 2023, PC-ICCN offers a province-wide virtual clinic. At this clinic, patients are assessed by a specialist nurse, then based on symptoms, receive immediate access to the most appropriate self-management supports and group learning opportunities based on individual needs and what makes sense for each. 

If assessment identifies the need for a physician consultation as part the patient's recovery, provincial clinic staff will facilitate this, whether it be for more general medicine needs or sub-specialist needs.

You can refer patients with a BC Services Card who have symptoms, persisting three (3) or more months post-COVID which limit their function and quality of life. 

Other causes for symptoms must be thoroughly investigated prior to referral (see Pre Referral Diagnostic Checklist). Your patient does not need a positive COVID test for referral. 

The program will continue to care for patients who will access Network services virtually and – while the number of new patients with long-COVID symptoms is decreasing – these services and resources will continue into the future.