Residents of Fort Qu’Appelle and area please be advised that All Nations’ Healing Hospital is undertaking an x-ray machine replacement:

OUTPATIENT X-RAY SERVICES Temporarily UNAVAILABLE as of:

Monday | April 27, 2026

ANHH x-ray replacement is expected to be completed & re-open for regular outpatient services in July 2026

• Balcarres Integrated Care Centre | 306-334-6260
• Indian Head Union Hospital | 306-695-4000
• Lestock St. Joseph’s Integrated Care Centre | 306-274-2300 Ext. 1
• Melville St. Peter’s Hospital | 306-760-2200
• Regina General Hospital | 306-766-4444
• Regina Pasqua Hospital | 306-766-2222
• Mayfair Diagnostics, Regina | 306-569-9729
• Prairie Skies Medical Imaging, Regina | https://prairieskies.ca/locations

Portable X-ray Equipment is available for Emergency cases and the ER remains open.

Patients may require to transport between other facilities for X-ray exams to complete care and treatment. All other outpatient Laboratory Services are available during the project’s duration.

We apologize for this inconvenience and we thank you for your patience and understanding.

Reposted from the Saskatchewan Health Authority..

If you or anyone with you have: Fever + Any one of red eyes, runny nose, or cough + Rash, or have been in contact with someone who has a fever and rash, DO NOT VISIT a healthcare facility. Please phone HealthLine 811 for assistance, or 911 if emergency.

If you have been instructed by HealthLine 811 to visit ANHH and you have the above symptoms, please call the hospital phone number before entering the facility at 306-332-5611 or the number listed on the door signage.

Increasing risk of measles in Saskatchewan

Measles cases are occurring at an increasing rate worldwide and the risk of exposure to measles in Canada is growing. Measles is one of the world’s most contagious diseases and can be very serious. It can affect all ages, but tends to be more severe in adults and very young children. Catching measles while pregnant can affect the baby.

Measles is spread by coughing, sneezing, or breathing infected air. The virus remains active and contagious in the air for up to two hours. The best way to protect yourself from measles is through vaccination. Two doses of a measles-containing vaccine is 97 per cent effective at preventing the disease. If not up to date on their vaccinations, anyone can spread and catch measles. Please check that everyone in your household is fully vaccinated for measles.

Adults’ eligibility for publicly-funded measles vaccinations depends on their date of birth:

• Born 1970 and onwards – two doses
• Born 1957 to 1969 – if travelling outside of Canada, one dose
• Born before 1957 – no vaccination is required

Children should receive two doses of a measles-containing vaccine, such as the Measles-Mumps-Rubella-Varicella (MMRV) vaccine. The first dose is given at 12 months of age and a second dose at 18 months of age.

Students of healthcare professions are eligible for two doses of a measles-containing vaccine irrespective of birth year. If you believe you are not up-to-date on measles vaccination and are a student of a health profession, please identify yourself when arranging for your vaccinations to be updated.

UPDATE:

ANHH ER/Emergency Department services are OPEN and returned to regular operations as 1:00 p.m., September 25, 2024.

PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Fort Qu’Appelle and area please be advised that All Nations’ Healing Hospital Emergency Department/ER Services will NOT BE AVAILABLE from:

SEPTEMBER 25, 2024
7:00 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.

EMERGENCY SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE AT:

• Indian Head Union Hospital – 306-695-4000
• Melville St. Peter’s Hospital – 306-728-5407
• Regina General Hospital – 306-766-4444
• Regina Pasqua Hospital – 306-766-2222

Please call 911 for emergencies.
Please call HEALTHLINE 811 for your health related questions, advice, or direction.

We apologize for this inconvenience.

Your cooperation during this period is greatly appreciated.

UPDATE: Applications for the Midwifery Education Opportunity have now closed. Thank you to all those who were interested and applied!

FHQTC is inviting applications for the Midwifery Education Opportunity for the 2025 academic year. FHQTC will support a potential midwifery student who meets the admission requirements to Mount Royal University for the fall term 2025.

The deadline to apply is August 31, 2024.

Information on the Bachelor of Midwifery Program at Mount Royal University is available by clicking here.

PUBLIC NOTICE: Fort Qu’Appelle and Area

Residents of Fort Qu’Appelle and area please be advised that All Nations’ Healing Hospital is experiencing higher patient volumes in the Emergency Department/ER related to the peak summer season.

We apologize for any inconvenience and ask for your patience and to please anticipate longer than expected wait times.

EMERGENCY SERVICES REMAIN AVAILABLE 24/7

Those seeking non-emergent care may be able to utilize other services such as your community pharmacist, primary care provider’s office (e.g. Fort Qu’Appelle Primary Health Care Centre), or the Regina Urgent Care Centre.

Please call HEALTHLINE 811 for your health related questions, advice or direction

We thank you for your understanding and aim to provide high-quality and safe care.
We appreciate everyone’s cooperation and patience during this time.

Please be advised that All Nations’ Healing Hospital (ANHH) is experiencing high patient volumes in the Emergency/ER Department, while seeing higher patient acuity and staff shortages. We apologize for any inconvenience and ask for your patience and to please anticipate longer than expected wait times. You may also experience redirection of services to other facilities.

Emergency Services remain open 24/7

All patients presenting to the Emergency Department are triaged, meaning sorted or prioritized, based on the urgency of their need for care. Patients are triaged using the Canadian Triage Acuity Scale (CTAS), ranging from one signifying the sickest or most urgent, and five signifying least sick or not urgent. The triage nurses do this as quickly and accurately as possible based on the information provided by the patient, family members, and EMS providers. This ensures patients needing more urgent care are seen first.

Those needing less urgent levels of care may also visit a Primary Health Care Centre, such as in Fort Qu’Appelle, Regina, Indian Head, Balcarres or Melville. Emergency services may also be available at nearby hospitals in Regina, Indian Head, Melville, Wadena and Wynard.

ANHH and our staff continue to work hard in providing safe, high-quality and wholistic emergency services to the community.

We thank you for your understanding, and for your cooperation to be kind, polite, respectful, and patient when accessing care at ANHH to help support a positive experience for all.

Respectfully,

Gail Boehme
Executive Director, ANHH & FHQ Health Services

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