HÔPITAL STE-ANNE HOSPITAL

About HÔPITAL STE-ANNE HOSPITAL

Hôpital Ste-Anne Hospital is a 21-bed acute care facility located at 52 St. Gérard St. in Ste-Anne, MB, approximately 40 km southeast of Winnipeg, operated by Southern Health–Santé Sud. The emergency department is open 24/7 and sees approximately 8,500 visits per year, serving the Francophone, bilingual, Métis, and multi-ethnic communities of southeastern Manitoba in both English and French. This rural facility provides medical, surgical, obstetrical, cardiac, and palliative care; patients requiring advanced specialty services such as trauma, stroke, or complex pediatric care may be stabilized and transferred to a larger regional centre.

Services & Specialties

24/7 Emergency Department, Acute care (21 beds), General surgery, Obstetrical care, Cardiac care, Intensive care, Palliative care, Bilingual care (English and French), EMS / ambulance co-located on site, Patient stabilization and inter-facility transfer coordination.

Amenities

• Patient room 'What Matters to Me' whiteboards for care coordination
• Bilingual care services (English and French)
• EMS station co-located on site

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Tips Before You Go

• This ER serves a bilingual community — you have the right to receive care in either English or French, so don't hesitate to request service in your preferred official language.
• The emergency department has two examining rooms, so during busy periods waits may be longer — for non-life-threatening issues, arriving during off-peak hours (mid-morning on weekdays) may reduce your wait.
• An EMS station is located at the same address, so ambulance response for the surrounding area is closely integrated with this facility.
• For complex emergencies such as major trauma, stroke, or advanced cardiac events, you may be stabilized here and then transferred to a larger Winnipeg-area hospital — inform staff of any known medical history to speed this process.
• Ambulance transport is generally not covered by Manitoba Health insurance except in specific situations — ask your care team about costs before any non-emergency ERS transport.

What to Bring

• Manitoba Health Card (provincial health insurance card)
• Government-issued photo ID
• List of all current medications, doses, and allergies
• Any relevant medical records or previous test results
• Insurance or supplemental benefit plan information
• Phone charger or portable battery
• Comfort items for a potential wait (snacks, water bottle, warm layer)
• Emergency contact information for a family member or support person

Frequently Asked Questions

About ER Wait Times

Emergency departments use triage. Patients with more serious conditions are seen first, regardless of arrival time.

Wait times are estimates based on Manitoba health data. Actual wait times may vary.

If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 immediately.