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Rosetown and District Health Centre is a 22-bed community hospital located at 409 Highway 4 North in Rosetown, Saskatchewan, providing 24-hour emergency and acute care to residents of Rosetown and the surrounding rural region. The emergency department operates as a combined Emergency and Acute Care unit, offering lab, x-ray, cardiac monitoring, day surgery, and visiting specialist services for orthopedic, gynecological, urology, and gastrological needs. Patients requiring highly specialized care such as advanced cardiac intervention, neurosurgery, or major trauma may be stabilized here and transferred to a larger centre like Saskatoon, approximately one hour to the east.
Services & Specialties
24/7 Emergency Care, Acute Care (14 beds), Day Surgery, Endoscopy, Laboratory Services, X-Ray / Diagnostic Imaging, Cardiac Monitoring, Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Dietitian Services, Public Health Services, Home Care, Long-Term Care, Visiting Orthopedic Specialists (referral), Visiting Gynecological Specialists (referral), Visiting Urology Specialists (referral), Visiting Gastrological Specialists (referral), Rosetown Ambulance Emergency Services.
Amenities
On-site Laboratory
X-Ray / Imaging
Walk-in Services (reported)
Pharmacy Services (reported — confirm directly)
Home Care Services on site
Housekeeping and Dietary Services (shared with adjacent long-term care facility)
Bring your Saskatchewan Health Card — it is required for insured services at this facility.
Carry a written list of your current medications and dosages, especially if you are managing a chronic condition or were recently prescribed new drugs.
If your condition worsens while you are waiting, immediately notify the triage nurse — you will be reassessed and your priority can change.
Patients requiring advanced cardiac care, neurosurgery, or major trauma intervention may be stabilized at Rosetown and transferred to Saskatoon. If you anticipate needing specialist-level care, plan for potential transfer.
Appointments cannot be made in the emergency department — patients are seen in order of medical urgency, not arrival time, so be prepared to wait if your condition is non-urgent.
What to Bring
Valid Saskatchewan Health Card (SK Health Card)
Government-issued photo ID
Written list of current medications and dosages
List of known allergies
Any relevant medical history documents or recent test results
Emergency contact information
Personal comfort items for potential wait times (water bottle, warm layer)
Payment method for any non-insured services or prescriptions
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Rosetown and District Health Centre emergency department open 24 hours?
Yes, the emergency department at Rosetown and District Health Centre is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including evenings, weekends, and holidays.
What is the phone number for Rosetown and District Health Centre?
You can reach Rosetown and District Health Centre at 306-882-2672. You cannot call ahead to make an emergency department appointment — walk in and you will be triaged based on the urgency of your condition.
Does Rosetown and District Health Centre have specialist doctors?
Yes, visiting out-of-town specialists provide orthopedic, gynecological, urology, and gastrological services on a referral basis. The emergency department is staffed for general acute and emergency care, but patients needing highly specialized treatment may be transferred to Saskatoon.
How does triage work at the Rosetown emergency department?
The ED uses a standard Canadian triage system where patients are seen based on medical urgency, not order of arrival. Critical cases such as cardiac arrest are seen immediately; very urgent cases like chest pain are seen next; urgent cases like asthma or high fever follow. Minor injuries and non-urgent concerns are seen last. If your condition worsens while waiting, notify the triage nurse right away.
Can I be transferred from Rosetown to a larger hospital if needed?
Yes. Rosetown and District Health Centre will stabilize patients whose conditions require advanced care — such as major trauma, cardiac intervention, or neurosurgery — and arrange transfer to a larger facility in Saskatoon, approximately one hour away.
Where is Rosetown and District Health Centre located?
The hospital is located at 409 Highway 4 North, Rosetown, SK. It is situated on the north side of town along Highway 4 and is accessible by personal vehicle. Rosetown is approximately one hour west of Saskatoon.