Sackville Memorial Hospital

Sackville, NB

Limited hours: open 8am–4pm.

Current ER wait · NB Health

1h–12h

Open 8am–4pm

Total time in ER, not time-to-physician. Updated hourly.

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Shortest wait Sundays 10pm avg ~2h 24m
Longest wait Mondays 6am avg ~8h 19m

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8 Main St, Sackville, NB (506) 364-4100 Hospital website

About Sackville Memorial Hospital

Sackville Memorial Hospital is a community acute care facility located at 8 Main St in Sackville, New Brunswick, operated by Horizon Health Network and serving Sackville, Dorchester, Port Elgin, and surrounding Westmorland County communities. The emergency department operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, making it the primary point of emergency care for residents, students at nearby Mount Allison University, and visitors to the region. As a community-level hospital, it is well-suited for most urgent and emergent presentations, though patients requiring advanced trauma, cardiac, stroke, or pediatric specialty care may be stabilized on-site and transferred to a larger regional centre such as The Moncton Hospital.

Services & Specialties

24/7 Emergency Department, Ambulatory care, Day surgery program, Diagnostic imaging (X-ray), Laboratory services, Family medicine (21 family practice beds), Palliative care, Rehabilitation services, Physiotherapy, Occupational therapy, Speech language pathology, Dietitian and diabetic education, Outpatient X-ray and laboratory appointments.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Sackville Memorial Hospital's emergency department open 24/7?
Yes, the emergency department at Sackville Memorial Hospital operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, every day of the year.
Can Sackville Memorial Hospital treat serious conditions like stroke or major trauma?
Sackville Memorial Hospital is a community-level acute care facility and does not hold a trauma centre designation or operate a dedicated stroke or cardiac unit. For serious or life-threatening emergencies such as major trauma, stroke, or advanced cardiac events, staff will stabilize patients on-site and arrange transfer to a larger regional centre — typically The Moncton Hospital, approximately 40 minutes away. Always call 911 first in a life-threatening emergency.
Is parking free at Sackville Memorial Hospital?
Yes, parking is free at Sackville Memorial Hospital. The lot was expanded in 2023 to include 88 additional spaces and features designated accessible parking. It is located along the Main Street side of the hospital property.
Does Sackville Memorial Hospital offer Wi-Fi for patients?
Yes, free wireless Internet access is available for patients and their families through the 'WiFi-Patients' network. Coverage extends throughout most patient areas, including waiting rooms, the lobby, and patient rooms.
What services are available at Sackville Memorial Hospital beyond emergency care?
Beyond its 24/7 emergency department, the hospital offers day surgery, diagnostic imaging, laboratory services, family medicine (21 beds), physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech language pathology, dietitian and diabetic education, palliative care, and outpatient appointments for X-ray and laboratory services.
Is Sackville Memorial Hospital accessible for Mount Allison University students?
Yes. The hospital is located in central Sackville on Main Street and is within walking distance of the Mount Allison University campus, making it the most accessible emergency care option for students. The hospital serves the university community as part of its regular catchment area.

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