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Unity and District Health Centre is a fully integrated rural health facility on Airport Road in Unity, Saskatchewan, providing 24-hour emergency services to Unity and the surrounding communities of west-central Saskatchewan. The emergency department features 3 emergency rooms and 11 beds, staffed to handle acute care needs including assessment, treatment, and stabilization. As the central health-care hub for the region, UDHC is the appropriate destination for urgent and emergent medical needs in the area, offering on-site laboratory, X-ray, and a broad range of allied health services.
Services & Specialties
24-hour emergency care, Acute inpatient care (11 beds), Laboratory services, X-ray / diagnostic imaging, Maternity services, Intensive care, Ambulance services, Public health services, Mental health support, Addictions support, Palliative and respite inpatient care, Long-term care (35 residents), Home care, Occupational therapy, Physiotherapy, Dietitian services, Medical clinic.
Call ahead at (306) 228-2666 if you have questions about whether your condition requires an ER visit or can be handled at the on-site medical clinic.
Unity and District Health Centre uses triage on arrival — patients are seen based on medical urgency, not order of arrival, so be prepared to wait if your condition is non-urgent.
Since Unity is a rural facility, patients with complex trauma or specialized cardiac or stroke needs may be stabilized and transferred to a larger urban centre. Ask staff about transfer options if needed.
Free parking is available directly at the facility, so drive as close to the entrance as possible, especially during winter Saskatchewan weather.
The Unity Health Care Foundation supports local health services — consider reaching out if you need information about community health resources in the Unity District.
If you are travelling from a surrounding rural community, confirm road and weather conditions before heading to Unity, particularly in winter months.
What to Bring
Saskatchewan Health Card (provincial health card)
Government-issued photo ID
List of current medications including dosages
List of known allergies
Any relevant medical records or test results
Emergency contact information
Personal comfort items if a wait is expected (water bottle, snack, phone charger)
Payment method for any non-insured services or prescriptions
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Unity and District Health Centre emergency department open 24 hours?
Yes, the emergency department at Unity and District Health Centre is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, providing continuous emergency care to Unity and surrounding communities.
How many emergency rooms and beds does Unity and District Health Centre have?
The facility has 3 emergency rooms and 11 acute care beds, along with a dedicated palliative care suite, making it a well-equipped rural health centre for the region.
Does Unity and District Health Centre offer maternity or birthing services?
Yes, UDHC provides maternity services as part of its integrated care offerings. Contact the facility at (306) 228-2666 for specific details about maternity care availability and planning your delivery.
Can I access mental health or addictions support at Unity and District Health Centre?
Yes, UDHC offers mental health and addictions support services as part of its comprehensive community health mandate. These services are available alongside emergency, acute, and primary care at the same facility.
Is there on-site laboratory and X-ray at the Unity emergency department?
Yes, laboratory and X-ray services are available on-site at Unity and District Health Centre, supporting timely diagnosis for emergency and acute care patients.
Who operates Unity and District Health Centre?
Unity and District Health Centre is owned and operated by the Saskatchewan Health Authority. The Unity Health Care Foundation also plays an active role in supporting health care services delivered to the Unity District.