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The Saskatchewan Health Authority was formed when 12 former regional health authorities in Saskatchewan transitioned into a single provincial health authority. We are the largest organization in Saskatchewan, employing over 44,000 employees and physicians responsible for the delivery of high quality and timely health care for the entire province. We are driven by the commitment to improve frontline patient care for Saskatchewan people, and we are working together to better coordinate health services across the province to ensure patients receive high quality, timely health care, wherever they live in Saskatchewan. Social Media Terms and conditions for PUBLIC use

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Turtleford joins 28 other rural communities where the Saskatchewan Health Authority’s (SHA’s) virtual physician program ...
01/19/2026

Turtleford joins 28 other rural communities where the Saskatchewan Health Authority’s (SHA’s) virtual physician program is supporting local health-care teams in maintaining access to emergency department services.

When rural facilities are using the virtual physician program, the emergency department functions the same. Patients are still initially assessed and triaged by an on-site registered nurse (RN) who uses technology to consult the physician by phone or video to assess the patient and provide direction on the appropriate care required to safely and effectively treat their current condition. More: https://www.saskhealthauthority.ca/news-events/news/virtual-physician-program-extended-turtleford-emergency-department

The Regina Urgent Care Centre will have reduced hours on Saturday, January 17 and Sunday, January 18, 2026, due to physi...
01/16/2026

The Regina Urgent Care Centre will have reduced hours on Saturday, January 17 and Sunday, January 18, 2026, due to physician availability. The hours will be:

* 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, January 17, 2026
* 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Sunday, January 18, 2026

The Regina Urgent Care Centre will return to its regular hours of operation of 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Monday, January 19. https://www.saskhealthauthority.ca/news-events/news/regina-urgent-care-centre-reduces-hours-january-17-and-18

Winter roads can be unpredictable — being prepared before a trip matters.Winter driving in Saskatchewan can be unpredict...
01/16/2026

Winter roads can be unpredictable — being prepared before a trip matters.

Winter driving in Saskatchewan can be unpredictable. Preparing ahead can help keep you safe if you’re delayed or stranded.

Dress warmly, pack energy snacks, keep blankets and a shovel in your vehicle, and wear long winter boots in case you need to step outside. These simple steps can make a big difference during cold weather travel.

Strong communities make a difference.  In December, EMS Services in west-central Saskatchewan hosted two ‘Fill the Rig’ ...
01/15/2026

Strong communities make a difference.

In December, EMS Services in west-central Saskatchewan hosted two ‘Fill the Rig’ food drives to support local food banks during the holiday season. With incredible community support, donations collected will help support approximately 155 families.

Thank you to everyone who donated and helped make the first annual Fill the Rig a success. https://www.saskhealthauthority.ca/news-events/news/ems-services-fill-rig-local-food-banks

Respiratory illness season is here. Protect yourself and others by getting your seasonal immunizations (influenza and CO...
01/14/2026

Respiratory illness season is here. Protect yourself and others by getting your seasonal immunizations (influenza and COVID-19), coughing into your elbow, washing your hands regularly, and staying home if you feel unwell.

Visit www.4flu.ca for more information.

It only takes one slip to change everything.Icy sidewalks, snow-covered paths, and rushing outdoors without proper cloth...
01/12/2026

It only takes one slip to change everything.

Icy sidewalks, snow-covered paths, and rushing outdoors without proper clothing increase your risk of falls and injuries. Wear appropriate footwear, dress for the conditions, and never underestimate the cold — even for a short trip.

A few extra minutes of caution can prevent weeks of injury.

Point-of-care testing has been expanded to Assiniboia emergency department. Point-of-care testing is a supplementary ini...
01/08/2026

Point-of-care testing has been expanded to Assiniboia emergency department. Point-of-care testing is a supplementary initiative that enables trained local health-care team members to rapidly conduct essential diagnostics on-site at facilities when laboratory professionals are unavailable.

This care delivery initiative is already supporting residents in nine other rural communities across the province access emergency department services where and when they need it. Since 2023, point-of-care testing has prevented 253 potential service disruptions, as of Dec. 12, 2025. Learn more: https://www.saskhealthauthority.ca/news-events/news/point-care-testing-expanded-assiniboia-emergency-department

Vaccines have changed the world, saving lives and preventing once-common diseases like Pertussis, Measles, and Diphtheri...
01/05/2026

Vaccines have changed the world, saving lives and preventing once-common diseases like Pertussis, Measles, and Diphtheria.

Protection starts early: Pertussis vaccination is recommended beginning at two months of age. A Tdap booster is advised in Grade 8 and every 10 years for adults.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority is proud to provide immunization services that keep Saskatchewan’s population healthy, safe, and protected.

Call your local public health office or speak with your health-care provider today.

What was up at the SHA in December? Here's a snapshot:* Increased access to HIV self-test kits* Addition of five LUCAS 3...
01/02/2026

What was up at the SHA in December? Here's a snapshot:

* Increased access to HIV self-test kits
* Addition of five LUCAS 3.1 chest compression devices
* NICU reunion event
* Santa and Mrs Claus visit pediatric patients
* Special Canines for Kids events

Read more at www.saskhealthauthority.ca

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