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Unity & District Health Centre, located on Highway 14 North in Unity, Saskatchewan, operates a 24-hour emergency department serving Unity and the surrounding rural communities of west-central Saskatchewan. The facility features 3 emergency rooms and 11 beds, providing acute care including triage-based assessment, diagnostics, and stabilization for a wide range of conditions. As a rural integrated health centre, patients with complex or high-acuity needs may be transferred to larger regional hospitals, making it best suited for urgent but non-critical presentations.
Services & Specialties
24-hour emergency care, Triage-based assessment, Acute inpatient care, Laboratory services, X-ray / diagnostic imaging, Maternity services, Intensive care, Ambulance services, Physiotherapy, Occupational therapy, Dietitian services, Mental health support, Addictions support, Public health services, Home care, Palliative and respite care, Long-term care.
This ER uses a triage system — you will be assessed by urgency, not by order of arrival. If your condition worsens while waiting, immediately notify the triage nurse.
Unity & District Health Centre is a rural facility. If you are experiencing a major trauma, stroke, or cardiac emergency, call 911 so paramedics can assess whether direct transport to a larger regional centre is appropriate.
For non-emergency medical needs, the Unity Medical Clinic at #1 100 1st Ave W may be a more suitable option and can help reduce unnecessary ER visits.
Drive carefully on Highway 14 North, especially in winter conditions — the hospital entrance is off the highway and road conditions can affect response times in this region.
If you are calling ahead or have questions about services, contact the facility directly at 306-228-2666 before arriving.
What to Bring
Saskatchewan Health Card (CHP card)
Government-issued photo ID
List of current medications including dosages
Provincial health coverage information or private insurance card
List of known allergies
Emergency contact name and phone number
Comfortable clothing if a long wait is possible
Any relevant medical records or previous test results if available
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Unity & District Health Centre emergency department open 24 hours?
Yes, the emergency department at Unity & District Health Centre is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including weekends and holidays.
How many emergency rooms does Unity & District Health Centre have?
The facility has 3 emergency rooms and 11 beds available for emergency and acute care patients.
Does Unity & District Health Centre have lab and X-ray services on-site?
Yes, both laboratory and X-ray diagnostic services are available on-site at the health centre, supporting emergency and acute care assessments.
Will I be seen immediately when I arrive at the Unity ER?
Patients are seen based on urgency using a standard triage system, not in order of arrival. Critical cases such as cardiac arrest are seen first, followed by very urgent cases like chest pain, then urgent cases such as high fever or asthma. If your condition worsens while waiting, tell the triage nurse immediately.
Can Unity & District Health Centre handle all emergencies, or will I be transferred?
As a rural integrated health centre, UDHC can manage a wide range of acute and emergency conditions. However, patients with complex, high-acuity, or specialized needs — such as major trauma or advanced cardiac care — may be stabilized and then transferred to a larger regional hospital.
Is there free parking at Unity & District Health Centre?
Yes, free accessible parking is available on-site at the facility on Highway 14 North. No payment or permit is required.