InspireHealth Supportive Cancer Care Centre Grand Opening in Kamloops
January 15, 2026 
We are thrilled to announce the opening of our Kamloops Centre at 243 Seymour Street.
The InspireHealth Supportive Cancer Care Centre provides cancer patients and their loved ones with free programs and services to support their physical and mental health and is a result of collaboration with the Royal Inland Hospital Foundation (RIHF) who was instrumental in bringing these in-person services here, Kamloops Cancer Supportive Care Society (KCSCS) and the Pink Ribbon Charity Ball Committee.
Kamloops cancer patients and their loved ones can now access in-person, whole-person support close to home — including exercise therapy, nutrition support, counselling, stress management and our highly regarded 2-Day LIFE Program.
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Scroll down to see more photos from our Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting & Reception.
InspireHealth is the only community-based organization in the province that provides comprehensive supportive care programs for patients with any type and stage of cancer, right from diagnosis, through treatment and beyond. All services are free of charge for patients and their families, and no physician referral is required.
“Our Centre is officially open with in-person programming and appointments already taking place,” says InspireHealth CEO Loveena Chera. “We have a team of clinicians ready to support cancer patients and their loved ones with whole-person care including exercise therapy, nutrition support, counselling, stress management and our highly regarded 2-Day LIFE Program.”
The InspireHealth Centre provides both one-on-one consultations and group programming to support patients through their cancer journey. Programs and services are provided by a supportive care physician, counsellor, dietitian, exercise therapist, care coordinators, and other cancer professionals. Patients are further supported by a team of InspireHealth clinicians located throughout the province and through InspireHealth’s robust virtual platform providing patients access to approximately 20 additional classes and programs each week, including meditation, yoga, art therapy, nutrition and cancer education.
“Research shows that supportive care and a community of support help patients achieve better quality of life and cancer outcomes,” says Dr. Hannah Nette, InspireHealth’s Director of Clinical Services. “Patients affected by cancer can now access these essential services close to home in a welcoming environment supported by expert, compassionate care.”
“Receiving a cancer diagnosis can be devastating for cancer patients and their families,” says local resident and InspireHealth patient Isha McCarthy. “The programs, services and sense of community I have received at InspireHealth has been a lifeline. Residents in Kamloops now have a place to go for compassionate in-person care to support their mind and body during an incredibly challenging time.”
This is InspireHealth’s fourth physical location in BC, with other centres in Vancouver, Victoria and Kelowna. The new location supports InspireHealth’s mission of removing financial and geographic barriers to make supportive cancer care accessible for all British Columbians, especially those in underserved communities.
*Photos by Murray Mitchell
