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Winnipegosis and District Health Centre (WDHC) is a rural community health facility located at 230 Bridge St in Winnipegosis, Manitoba, serving the surrounding Mossey River area with primary, transitional, and long-term care. This facility does not operate a traditional acute emergency department — patients experiencing medical emergencies should call 911 or travel to Dauphin Regional Health Centre for acute and emergency services. WDHC is best suited for primary care clinic visits, transitional and palliative care, community mental health, home care, and seniors' services.
Services & Specialties
Primary care medical clinic (Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–4:30 PM), Transitional care (14-bed unit with 24/7 nursing), Palliative care and palliative care drug access program, Long-term care / personal care home, Community mental health services, Community rehabilitation (occupational therapy), Home care services, Public health services, MB Telehealth (two on-site telehealth units), Emergency Medical Services (ambulance station), Community para-medicine pilot program, Limited diagnostic services (phlebotomy and EKG), Outpatient and day treatment services, Seniors' services (Meals on Wheels, congregate meals, in-home support), Spiritual and pastoral care.
Amenities
Spiritual and pastoral care services (volunteer coordinator)
MB Telehealth units for remote specialist appointments
WDHC does not have an acute emergency department — if you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 immediately or go directly to Dauphin Regional Health Centre.
For primary care appointments, the on-site medical clinic operates Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM — call ahead at 204-656-4881 to confirm availability.
If you require specialist care or a telehealth consultation, ask WDHC staff about the MB Telehealth service, which connects patients to specialists remotely from the facility.
Residents and families needing transportation to appointments can arrange wheelchair-accessible Handivan travel through the Mossey River Municipal office at 204-656-4791.
If you or a loved one is receiving palliative or transitional care at WDHC, ask about the Palliative Care Drug Access Program and the dedicated Palliative Care Room available on site.
What to Bring
Valid Manitoba Health Card (PHIN card)
Government-issued photo ID
List of all current medications, dosages, and allergies
Any relevant medical records, test results, or referral letters
Provincial health benefits or supplemental insurance information
Emergency contact name and phone number
Comfortable clothing if staying for transitional or long-term care
Personal care items if admitted for an extended stay
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Winnipegosis and District Health Centre have an emergency department?
No. WDHC does not operate an acute emergency department. For medical emergencies, call 911 immediately or travel to Dauphin Regional Health Centre, which provides full acute and emergency care for the region.
What are the medical clinic hours at WDHC?
A general practitioner offers primary health services at WDHC Monday to Friday, from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM. The broader facility is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for residential and nursing care.
What is transitional care at WDHC and who is it for?
WDHC's 14-bed transitional care unit provides 24/7 nursing care for patients who do not require constant physician supervision, including those awaiting personal care home placement, receiving respite care, or recovering from an acute illness.
How can I get to WDHC if I don't have my own transportation?
The Municipality of Mossey River operates a wheelchair-accessible Handivan service for local and long-distance travel. You can book a ride through the Municipal office at 204-656-4791. WDHC staff can also help clients arrange community medical transportation.
Does WDHC offer palliative care services?
Yes. WDHC provides palliative care both in-home and within the Transitional Care and Personal Care Home units. Services include the Palliative Care Drug Access Program, pain and symptom management, psychological support, bereavement support, and access to a dedicated Palliative Care Room.
What is the Community Para-medicine program at WDHC?
WDHC participates in a Shared Health Community Para-medicine Pilot Project where paramedics provide expanded primary care access in the community — including wellness checks, medication compliance reviews, home hazard assessments, and blood glucose and blood pressure monitoring.