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The Kindersley & District Health Centre — formally the Kindersley Integrated Health Care Facility — serves as the sole district hospital for Kindersley and the surrounding farming and oil and gas communities of west-central Saskatchewan. The emergency department operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, staffed by Registered Nurses with access to an on-call physician around the clock for emergency assessment and stabilization. As the primary after-hours care point for the region, this ER is best suited for urgent and emergency conditions; patients requiring advanced interventions such as cesarean sections or specialized cardiac care may be stabilized and transferred to a larger regional centre.
Services & Specialties
24/7 Emergency Department with triage and on-call physician access, Emergency assessment and stabilization, Acute inpatient care (approximately 21 acute care beds), Obstetrical care for low-risk pregnancies (2 birthing rooms, no epidurals or C-sections on-site), Surgical inpatient care, Mental health and addictions outpatient services, HIV testing, Community Oncology Program of Saskatchewan (COPS) — chemotherapy by referral, Laboratory services (Mon–Fri 8am–5pm, plus after-hours for emergencies), X-ray diagnostics (Mon–Fri 8am–5pm, plus after-hours for emergencies), Ultrasound by booked appointment, Outpatient wound care, suture/staple removal, and medication infusions, Dietitian services (five days per week on-site), Diabetes Nurse Educator, Autism Spectrum Disorder support services (ages 0–18), Home Care Nursing (5 days per week), Home Support Services (7 days per week), Long-term care (Heritage Manor, 79 beds).
Amenities
Adjacent Kindersley Clinic (primary care) at 1007 1st St W — phone 306-463-2621
For non-urgent health concerns after hours, call HealthLine 811 to speak with a Registered Nurse before making the trip to the ER — this can save you time if your issue can be managed at home.
For non-emergency needs such as prescription renewals, lab requisitions, or routine care, visit the adjacent Kindersley Clinic at 1007 1st St W next door to the hospital during their business hours.
The ER uses a triage system — patients with the most urgent conditions are seen first, regardless of arrival order. If your condition worsens while waiting, immediately notify the triage nurse.
Laboratory and X-ray services have limited hours (Mon–Fri, 8am–5pm) for scheduled work but are available after hours for emergency cases. Plan non-urgent diagnostic appointments accordingly.
If you are pregnant and considering delivery, note that epidurals and cesarean sections are not available on-site. Discuss your birth plan with your care provider in advance, especially if you live far from a larger centre.
The hospital phone number is 306-463-1000 — call ahead if you have questions about whether your condition requires an ER visit or can be handled at the clinic.
What to Bring
Saskatchewan Health Card (COP card)
Government-issued photo ID
List of current medications, dosages, and allergies
Any relevant medical records, recent test results, or referral letters
Provincial health coverage information or private insurance card if applicable
Emergency contact name and phone number
Comfortable clothing if a long wait or admission is possible
Snacks, water, and entertainment (book, phone charger) for potential wait times
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Kindersley Hospital's emergency department open 24/7?
Yes. The emergency department at Kindersley Hospital is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including weekends and holidays. Registered Nurses staff the department at all times, with an on-call physician available around the clock.
Can I give birth at Kindersley Hospital?
Yes, Kindersley Hospital supports low-risk deliveries and has 2 birthing rooms along with antepartum and postpartum private rooms. However, epidurals and cesarean sections are not available on-site. If complications arise or a higher level of obstetrical care is needed, you may be transferred to a larger regional centre. Discuss your birth plan with your care provider in advance.
Does Kindersley Hospital offer cancer treatment?
Yes. The hospital is a Community Oncology Program of Saskatchewan (COPS) site. Nurses and pharmacists specially trained in cancer care can administer chemotherapy and supportive treatments. A referral from your oncologist is required to access these services.
Are lab and X-ray services available at all hours at Kindersley Hospital?
Routine laboratory and X-ray services are available Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. After-hours diagnostic services are available for emergency cases. Ultrasound is available by booked appointment only.
What should I do for a non-urgent health issue if the Kindersley Clinic is closed?
For non-urgent concerns outside of clinic hours, call HealthLine 811 to speak with a Registered Nurse who can advise you on whether an ER visit is necessary or whether your condition can be managed at home. The Kindersley Clinic, located next door at 1007 1st St W (306-463-2621), is open Monday–Thursday 8:30am–5pm and Friday 9am–5pm for non-emergency physician care.
Is there parking at Kindersley Hospital and is it free?
Yes. Free parking is available on-site. Patient and visitor parking is located at the front of the building, with dedicated wheelchair-accessible spaces near the main entrance. Staff parking has been moved to the rear of the facility to ensure front-lot availability for patients and visitors.