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Beausejour District Hospital is a 30-bed acute care facility located at 151 1st St S in Beausejour, Manitoba, operated by the Interlake-Eastern Regional Health Authority (IERHA). The emergency department is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, serving approximately 6,400 residents across Beausejour, Lac du Bonnet, and the rural municipalities of Brokenhead and Springfield. As a community hospital without specialized trauma, cardiac, or stroke designations, patients with complex or critical needs may be stabilized and transferred to larger centres such as Selkirk Regional Health Centre or Winnipeg hospitals.
Services & Specialties
24/7 Emergency Department, Acute care (30 beds), Operating suite / surgical services, Diagnostic imaging, Laboratory services (Dynacare on-site), Physiotherapy, Occupational therapy, Mental health services (Shared Care program), Palliative care, Rehabilitation services, Diabetic education, Nutrition counselling, Public health services, Audiology, Telehealth / specialist videoconferencing, EMS / ambulance services, Spiritual care.
Amenities
On-site Dynacare Laboratory for diagnostic bloodwork
Telehealth videoconferencing site
Wheelchair accessible facility
On-site parking
Nearest pharmacy: Guardian Pharmacy, 635 Park Ave (off-site)
Nearest pharmacy: Recall Pharmacy, 651 Park Ave (off-site)
Beausejour District Hospital is a small rural ER — for life-threatening emergencies such as heart attack, stroke, or major trauma, call 911 immediately so paramedics can begin care en route.
If you require specialist care not available on-site, you may be referred or transferred to Selkirk Regional Health Centre or a Winnipeg hospital — ask staff about next steps early in your visit.
The on-site Dynacare Laboratory can handle diagnostic bloodwork, which can help speed up your assessment during an ER visit.
The hospital also houses a Primary Health Care Centre with physiotherapy, mental health, and other services — if your need is non-urgent, ask about booking through the clinic instead of using the ER.
Contact the hospital at 204-268-1076 before arriving if you have questions about whether your condition requires emergency care or can be managed through the outpatient clinic.
What to Bring
Manitoba Health Card (PHIN card)
Government-issued photo ID
List of current medications and dosages
List of known allergies
Any relevant medical records or imaging from previous visits
Health insurance information (if applicable, e.g., out-of-province or supplemental)
Phone charger or portable battery
Snacks and water for potential wait times
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the phone number for Beausejour District Hospital?
The hospital can be reached at 204-268-1076. This number can be used to ask about current services, parking, wait times, or general inquiries before your visit.
Is Beausejour District Hospital's emergency department open around the clock?
Yes, the emergency department at Beausejour District Hospital is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including weekends and holidays.
What health authority operates Beausejour District Hospital?
The hospital is operated by the Interlake-Eastern Regional Health Authority (IERHA), which is responsible for health services across the North Eastman region of Manitoba. More information is available at ierha.ca.
Does Beausejour District Hospital have a laboratory on-site?
Yes, a Dynacare Laboratory is located within the HEW clinic on-site at 151 First St S, offering diagnostic bloodwork for patients.
Can I see a specialist via Telehealth at Beausejour District Hospital?
Yes, Beausejour Health Centre is a designated Telehealth site, allowing patients to connect with specialists via videoconference without needing to travel to larger urban centres.
Will I be transferred to another hospital if my condition is serious?
As a community hospital without dedicated trauma, cardiac, or stroke specialty programs, patients with complex or critical needs may be stabilized at Beausejour District Hospital and then transferred to a larger facility such as Selkirk Regional Health Centre or a Winnipeg hospital for advanced care.