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Emergency and outpatient services suspended at Wilkie and District Health Centre

Effective Thur​​​sday, May 7, 2020, emergency and outpatient services at Wilkie and District Health Centreare suspended until further notice. Laboratory, x-ra​y, and community services will be available by appointment only.
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Effective Thur​​​sday, May 7, 2020, emergency and outpatient services at Wilkie and District Health Centreare suspended until further notice.

Laboratory, x-ra​y, and community services will be available by appointment only. Please call your care provider of Wilkie and District Health Centre at 306-843-2644.

The service chang​​​es are in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and the need to fully cohort staff to ensure the health and safety of our patients, residents, employees and physicians, and in accordance with a recent public health order. The layout of the Wilkie and District Health Centre and current staffing levels require us to temporarily consolidate resources to care for our long-term care residents. Visitor restrictions remain in effect.

Physician clinic appo​​intments continue to be available during regular clinic hours at the Wilkie Medical Clinic, 203 – 2 Avenue West, phone 306-843-2888.

Emergency departm​​​ent services are available 24/7 in Unity and North Battleford. Emergency services MAY also be available at Biggar and District Health Centre. Please call the Biggar facility first to verify emergency services availability, at 306-948-3323.

In the event of ​​​an emergency, call 911. EMS will be dispatched to respond. EMS will assess the patient, initiate treatments and transport to the most appropriate facility to provide further care for the patient’s illness/injury.

If you have quest​​ions in regard to your health, medical advice can be accessed by calling Saskatchewan HealthLine at 811 toll-free 24 hrs/day.

The public is reminded that during the COVID-19 pandemic, please take precautions to protect yourself, your families and everyone who lives in the community. COVID-19 is present in Saskatchewan and we all have a responsibility to minimize the spread of the disease.​

 

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