B.C. hospitals can put COVID-positive and negative patients in same rooms: top doctor

B.C. to allow COVID-positive and double-vaxxed patients to share hospital rooms

Due to record-high hospitalizations, COVID-positive patients in hospitals are being placed in the same room with double-vaccinated people who do not have the virus, British Columbia health officials said.

Patients with and without COVID can share hospital rooms, Fraser Health says | Globalnews.ca

New COVID-19 cohorting rules cite evolving epidemiology around the Omicron variant, which they say "generally causes mild disease particularly in fully vaccinated individuals."

B.C. hospitals can put COVID-positive and negative patients in same rooms: top doctor

Patients who don’t have COVID-19 could end up in the same hospital rooms as patients who do have the virus, B.C. health officials said Friday.

B.C. adjusts rules on sharing hospital rooms

Patients who test positive for COVID-19 with mild or no symptoms can share rooms with those who are uninfected, twice-vaccinated