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Central Butte Regency Hospital, located at 601 Canada Street in Central Butte, Saskatchewan, provides 24/7 emergency services to residents of Central Butte and the surrounding rural communities. As a small rural hospital administered by the Saskatchewan Health Authority, it offers emergency care, general medicine, and long-term care, with Primary Care Paramedics stationed in the community around the clock. Patients with complex or specialized needs are typically referred to larger regional centres such as Cypress Regional Hospital in Swift Current.
Services & Specialties
24/7 Emergency Department, Emergency Medical Services (EMS) with Primary Care Paramedics, General Medicine, Long-Term Care (Regency Manor — 25 beds + 2 short-stay beds), Adult Day Program, Primary Health Care (New Horizons Clinic), Community Health Programs, Triage-based emergency assessment.
Amenities
Wheelchair accessible facility
Free on-site parking
New Horizons Primary Health Care Clinic (attached to facility)
Contact the hospital at 306-796-2190 to confirm additional amenities before visiting
Central Butte Regency Hospital is a small rural facility — if you have a life-threatening emergency such as a major trauma, heart attack, or stroke, call 911 immediately so paramedics can determine the appropriate care destination.
The ED uses a triage system: patients are seen based on the urgency of their condition, not the order of arrival. Be prepared to wait if your condition is non-urgent.
If your condition — physical or mental — worsens while you are waiting, alert the triage nurse right away so your priority can be reassessed.
For complex diagnostics or specialist care, you may be transferred to Cypress Regional Hospital in Swift Current. Bring a list of your medications and any relevant medical records to help streamline this process if needed.
Amenities at this small rural hospital may be limited. Consider bringing snacks, water, and a phone charger for yourself and any accompanying family members.
What to Bring
Saskatchewan Health Card (provincial health card)
Government-issued photo ID
List of current medications, dosages, and prescribing doctors
List of known allergies
Any relevant medical records or test results
Phone and charger
Snacks and water (amenities may be limited)
A support person or contact number for a family member or friend
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Central Butte Regency Hospital's emergency department open 24 hours?
Yes. The emergency department at Central Butte Regency Hospital is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, serving Central Butte and surrounding rural communities.
What is the difference between the New Horizons Clinic and the Emergency Department at Central Butte Regency Hospital?
The New Horizons Primary Health Care Clinic is attached to the hospital and handles non-emergency primary care needs during regular clinic hours. The Emergency Department is available 24/7 for urgent and emergency medical situations. For non-urgent issues, contacting the clinic first may be more appropriate.
Can I get specialist or advanced care at Central Butte Regency Hospital?
Central Butte Regency Hospital provides essential emergency and general medical services for its rural community. Patients requiring advanced diagnostics, specialist care, or complex procedures are typically stabilized and then transferred to a larger regional hospital such as Cypress Regional Hospital in Swift Current.
Is there parking available at Central Butte Regency Hospital?
Yes. Free parking is available in the on-site lot in front of Regency Manor at 601 Canada Street. The facility is also noted as wheelchair accessible.
Does Central Butte Regency Hospital have long-term care in addition to emergency services?
Yes. Regency Manor, a co-located long-term care home with 25 long-term care beds and 2 short-stay beds, operates alongside the hospital. Medical management for residents is provided by physicians and Nurse Practitioners from the New Horizons Clinic. An Adult Day Program is also offered for community members who need additional support.
How do I reach Central Butte Regency Hospital by phone?
You can contact Central Butte Regency Hospital at 306-796-2190. For life-threatening emergencies, always call 911 first.