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Lloydminster Hospital is a community acute care facility located at 3820 43 Ave in Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, operated by the Saskatchewan Health Authority and uniquely serving residents of both Saskatchewan and Alberta. The 24/7 emergency department provides assessment, stabilization, treatment, and referral services, with staff using the Canadian Triage and Acuity Scale (CTAS) to prioritize care based on urgency. With services spanning emergency care, obstetrics, stroke, hemodialysis, and a community cancer centre, this hospital is the primary destination for urgent and acute care needs in the Lloydminster border region.
Services & Specialties
24/7 Emergency Department, Primary Stroke Centre, Obstetrics and Maternity Care (low-to-moderate risk), Emergency and Scheduled Caesarean Sections, Epidurals, Hemodialysis, Lloydminster Community Cancer Centre, Pediatric Surgical Procedures, Palliative Care, Physiotherapy (outpatient/community), Occupational Therapy (outpatient/community), Respiratory Therapy, Telehealth Services, Interpreter and Translation Services, Health Information and Records Management.
Amenities
Wheelchair accessible entry
Interpreter and translation services available in the ED
Lloydminster Hospital serves both Saskatchewan and Alberta residents — bring your provincial health card (SK or AB) to ensure smooth registration.
Patients are triaged using the Canadian Triage and Acuity Scale (CTAS), meaning those with the most urgent conditions are seen first — expect wait times to vary based on ER volume.
Interpreter and translation services are available in the emergency department — inform staff at triage if you or your family member requires language assistance.
If you suspect a stroke, call 911 immediately. Lloydminster Hospital operates as a Primary Stroke Centre and is equipped to respond to acute stroke presentations.
For parking and amenity questions, call the hospital directly at 306-820-6000 before your visit to avoid uncertainty on arrival.
What to Bring
Provincial health card (Saskatchewan or Alberta)
Government-issued photo ID
List of current medications, including dosages
List of known allergies
Any relevant medical records, referral letters, or test results
Insurance information if applicable
A trusted support person if possible
Snacks, water, and a phone charger for potential wait times
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Lloydminster Hospital serve Alberta residents?
Yes. Lloydminster Hospital uniquely serves both Saskatchewan and Alberta residents due to the hospital's location in the border city of Lloydminster. It operates under Saskatchewan Health Authority and provides services to Alberta patients under contract with Alberta Health Services. Bring your provincial health card regardless of which province you reside in.
Is Lloydminster Hospital a stroke centre?
Yes. Lloydminster Hospital operates as a Primary Stroke Centre. It is equipped to assess and treat patients presenting with suspected acute stroke symptoms, stroke symptoms upon waking, or high-risk TIA (transient ischemic attack). If you suspect a stroke, call 911 immediately — do not drive to the ER.
Does Lloydminster Hospital have maternity and delivery services?
Yes. The hospital supports low-to-moderate risk pregnancies and has 3 birthing rooms along with 13 antepartum and postpartum beds. Both scheduled and emergency caesarean sections and epidurals are available on-site.
Is there a cancer centre at Lloydminster Hospital?
Yes. The Lloydminster Community Cancer Centre is located within the hospital, providing cancer care services to residents of the region without requiring travel to a larger urban centre.
What languages are supported in the Lloydminster Hospital emergency department?
Interpreter and translation services are available in the emergency department at Lloydminster Hospital. Notify triage staff as soon as possible if you or your family member requires language assistance.
How does triage work at the Lloydminster Hospital ER?
Upon arrival, all patients are assessed using the Canadian Triage and Acuity Scale (CTAS), a standardized system used across Canada. Patients are prioritized based on the urgency of their condition — those with life-threatening emergencies are seen first. Wait times vary depending on current ER volume and the severity of cases being treated.