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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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These terms of use establish guidelines and expectations for members of the public to engage the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) in social media dialogue responsibly. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 immediately. The SHA in no way verifies or confirms the accuracy of user comments. Comments that violate these terms of use may result in deletion of the comment and blocking of the user to prevent further inappropriate comments. Commenting
Saskatchewan Health Authority welcomes comments from the public and expect that conversations will be respectful. We reserve the right to edit or remove any comments that are:
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• repetitive posts copied and pasted by one or multiple users;
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• posted anonymously or by robot accounts, or not sent by the author; and
• too far off-topic; and
• any other message the SHA believes is inappropriate or does not add to the conversation. Users who continually act contrary to these terms of reference will be warned and may be temporarily or permanently banned from SHA’s social media channels. Please note:
• While we will do our best to respond to questions posted, we cannot guarantee that we will provide a response.
• Questions about personal medical issues should be directed to your family physician or other health care professional, and should not be shared on social media. The SHA will not respond to questions or comments about personal medical issues on social media channels..
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Prior to using any social media platform you must agree to the terms of service agreements and/or data policies established by these sites. Such agreements may include collecting your content and communications to improve services and/or share with third party partners. The SHA encourages all individuals to read the privacy policy associated with the social media platform they are using regarding the use of personal information posted on that site. The SHA does not own content shared on social media platforms and cannot guarantee the security, privacy or future use of any information shared. Users are solely responsible for the information provided to the SHA on social media platforms. Please contact a quality of care coordinator with questions or concerns about you or your loved one’s care experience.

What was up at the SHA in February?  Here's a snapshot:  • Translation services through pictures. • Battlefords North St...
03/02/2026

What was up at the SHA in February?

Here's a snapshot:

• Translation services through pictures.
• Battlefords North Stars bring fun to patients.
• Saskatchewan’s fourth surgical robot now at RUH.
• Eating Disorder Awareness – how to start a conversation.
• Rosthern emergency department adds point of care testing.
• Metal detectors now operational in eight SHA urban facilities.

Read more at www.saskhealthauthority.ca

03/02/2026

Nurse Practitioner contract applications are now open again in Saskatchewan!

Join us as we work together to enhance health care teams and expand patient access ensuring everyone has access to a primary care provider by 2028.

Learn more at https://bit.ly/4rBZaKj

In hospitals and care settings, some patients cannot speak due to illness, injury, language barriers, or stress. In thos...
02/27/2026

In hospitals and care settings, some patients cannot speak due to illness, injury, language barriers, or stress. In those moments, even the simplest need can feel impossible to express.

Across Saskatchewan Health Authority, picture-based communication is helping patients share what they need, how they feel, and what matters to them — even without words. These tools give patients another way to communicate with their care teams, helping them feel seen, supported, and included in their care.

This first-of-its-kind approach is now available in 16 languages and growing, helping create more understanding between patients and providers in moments that matter most.
More; https://www.saskhealthauthority.ca/news-events/news/sha-expands-translation-services-through-pictures

New annual funding to St. Joseph's Addiction Recovery Centre in Estevan will support sober living treatment provided to ...
02/27/2026

New annual funding to St. Joseph's Addiction Recovery Centre in Estevan will support sober living treatment provided to adults in a supportive, substance-free environment. Services are available to all Saskatchewan residents.

The new spaces are for people who have completed initial treatment and are continuing their recovery journey. Treatment focuses on preventing relapse through counselling and connection to community and culture.

More: https://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/news-and-media/2026/february/27/new-addictions-treatment-spaces-open-in-estevan

Teamwork, smiles and a little friendly competition! The Battlefords North Stars visited Saskatchewan Hospital for a fun ...
02/26/2026

Teamwork, smiles and a little friendly competition!

The Battlefords North Stars visited Saskatchewan Hospital for a fun floor hockey game with patients. Patients got to meet their idols, stay active and enjoy a day full of connection and teamwork.

Thank you to the North Stars for making a meaningful impact.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) and Capital Crossing Assisted Living and Memory Care have reached an agreement f...
02/26/2026

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) and Capital Crossing Assisted Living and Memory Care have reached an agreement for SHA to lease the Capital Crossing building and assume operations of the 139 long-term care spaces later this year.

Together, the Saskatchewan Health Authority and Brightwater Management Team will work to transfer operations while ensuring continuity of care for residents and families. More: https://www.saskhealthauthority.ca/news-events/news/saskatchewan-health-authority-assume-delivery-long-term-care-capital-crossing-assisted-living-and-memory-care-regina

Help shape the future of child and youth mental health and addiction services in Saskatchewan. The new Youth Partnership...
02/23/2026

Help shape the future of child and youth mental health and addiction services in Saskatchewan.

The new Youth Partnership Council is seeking members ages 14–20 who want to share their perspectives and help guide programs that support young people across the province.

Youth from all regions, cultures, genders and life experiences are welcome.

Apply by March 31: https://forms.office.com/r/V5M7JqQ6Nu

Metal detectors support Protective Services in preventing weapons from entering facilities, enhancing safety and securit...
02/20/2026

Metal detectors support Protective Services in preventing weapons from entering facilities, enhancing safety and security for patients, visitors and health-care teams.

Metal detectors will soon be operational at eight Saskatchewan health-care facilities.

When entering emergency rooms in Saskatoon or Regina hospitals, or the main doors of the Regina Urgent Care Centre, Battlefords Union Hospital or Prince Albert Victoria Hospital, here’s what you can expect:

Learn more: https://www.saskhealthauthority.ca/news-events/news/metal-detectors-making-more-sha-facilities-safer

Cold doesn’t need hours — minutes can be enough.Cold temperatures, wind, and dehydration increase your risk. It is impor...
02/19/2026

Cold doesn’t need hours — minutes can be enough.

Cold temperatures, wind, and dehydration increase your risk. It is important to drink water regularly — coffee alone isn’t enough. Dress appropriately, and limit time outdoors when temperatures drop. If you’ve been exposed to extreme cold, never use hot water to rewarm affected areas. Use warm water instead and remove any wet clothing immediately.

Know the signs. Protect yourself.

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