Herbert & District Integrated Health Facility

Herbert, SK

PREDICTED Moderate confidence
Up to 4h 48m
Most likely 1h 42m
Typically 1h 48m – 4h 4m at this hospital

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Medicine Hat Regional Hospital
30m wait · updated 2 min ago
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405 Herbert Ave, Herbert, SK (306) 784-2466 Hospital website

About Herbert & District Integrated Health Facility

Herbert & District Integrated Health Facility is a rural integrated health facility located at 405 Herbert Ave in Herbert, Saskatchewan, offering 24/7 emergency department services to residents of Herbert and the surrounding district. The facility combines an 8-bed acute care unit with a 31-bed long-term care home, providing emergency care, diagnostics, home care, and a range of community health services under one roof. As a community-level rural ED — not a trauma centre or regional referral hospital — patients with complex or specialized needs such as cardiac emergencies, trauma, or surgery will be stabilized and transferred to larger centres like Cypress Regional Hospital in Swift Current.

Services & Specialties

Emergency Department (24/7), Acute Care (8 beds), Diagnostic Services, Home Care, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Speech Language Pathology, Public Health, Adult Immunizations, Childhood Immunizations, Telehealth, Mental Health Services (Outpatient), Addiction Services (Outpatient), Take-Home Naloxone Kits, Spiritual Care, Long-Term Care (31 beds), Temporary Care Bed Services.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Herbert & District Integrated Health Facility emergency department open all night?
Yes, the emergency department at Herbert & District Integrated Health Facility is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including nights, weekends, and holidays.
Can the Herbert ER handle serious emergencies like heart attacks or major trauma?
The Herbert ER can provide initial stabilization and emergency care, but it is a rural community-level facility without trauma centre or cardiac specialization. Patients with serious conditions such as heart attacks, major trauma, or stroke will be stabilized and transferred to a larger regional centre such as Cypress Regional Hospital in Swift Current.
What diagnostic services are available at this facility?
Herbert & District Integrated Health Facility offers on-site diagnostic services. For specifics on what tests or imaging are available, call the facility directly at 306-784-2466.
Is there a pharmacy inside the Herbert & District Integrated Health Facility?
There is no documented on-site pharmacy at this facility. However, Herbert has community pharmacies nearby that serve the local area.
Does the facility offer mental health or addiction services?
Yes, Herbert & District Integrated Health Facility is a listed site for outpatient mental health and addiction services through the Saskatchewan Health Authority. These are outpatient services, and availability may vary — call 306-784-2466 for scheduling information.
Is parking available at Herbert & District Integrated Health Facility?
Yes, free parking is available on-site at 405 Herbert Ave. No payment or permit is required.

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