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Weyburn General Hospital serves Weyburn and the surrounding southeastern Saskatchewan region with a 24/7 emergency department offering acute care, intensive care, emergency outpatient services, and access to lab and X-ray on site. The facility provides 40 acute care beds and is supported by the Saskatchewan Health Authority, offering telehealth, day surgery, cardiology, and specialist clinics alongside its emergency services. Patients with life-threatening or urgent medical conditions — including cardiac events, major trauma, high fever, and respiratory emergencies — should proceed directly to the emergency department.
Services & Specialties
24/7 Emergency Department, Intensive Care Unit (ICU), Acute inpatient care (40 beds), Emergency outpatient services, Day surgery, On-site laboratory services, On-site X-ray / diagnostic imaging, Cardiology services, Pediatric care, Telehealth services, Specialist clinics, Public Health Clinic, Lifeline program.
Amenities
On-site parking
Telehealth services
Contact hospital at 306-842-8400 to confirm cafeteria, pharmacy, ATM, or Wi-Fi availability
Bring a valid Saskatchewan health card — patients without provincial coverage or from Quebec or outside Canada will be charged a minimum fee of $50.00, payable before seeing a physician.
You cannot make an appointment in the emergency department. Patients are seen based on medical urgency, not order of arrival, so be prepared to wait if your condition is non-urgent.
If your condition or a loved one's condition worsens while waiting, notify a triage nurse immediately — do not wait to be called.
The Weyburn General Hospital ER does not have a designated on-site staff physician at all times; the department is intended for genuine emergencies, not as a substitute for a family doctor visit.
For non-urgent health questions, call Saskatchewan HealthLine at 8-1-1 before heading to the ER — a registered nurse can advise whether an ER visit is necessary.
Associated community services are available nearby, including Mental Health (306-842-8665 or 1-800-216-7689), Physical & Occupational Therapy (306-842-8443), and Addiction Services (306-842-8693).
What to Bring
Valid provincial health card (e.g., Saskatchewan Health Card)
Government-issued photo ID
List of current medications, dosages, and allergies
Provincial health card or payment method if you are from Quebec or out of country (minimum $50.00 fee applies)
Insurance information if applicable
List of previous medical conditions and surgeries
Emergency contact name and phone number
Comfortable clothing and something to occupy your time while waiting
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Weyburn General Hospital ER have a doctor on site at all times?
Weyburn General Hospital's emergency department does not have a designated full-time staff physician. It is designed for true emergencies and should not be used as a replacement for a family doctor for non-urgent issues. Call HealthLine at 8-1-1 if you are unsure whether your situation requires an ER visit.
Can I make an appointment at the Weyburn General Hospital emergency room?
No. The emergency department does not accept appointments. All patients are triaged and seen based on the severity of their condition, not the order in which they arrive.
What does the triage process look like at Weyburn General Hospital?
Triage nurses assess all patients upon arrival and prioritize care by urgency. Conditions like cardiac arrest or major trauma are seen immediately. Very urgent cases such as chest pain or severe fractures follow, then urgent cases like asthma attacks, high fever, or significant abdominal pain. Less urgent conditions will wait longer.
Will I be charged if I don't have a Saskatchewan health card?
Yes. Patients without valid health coverage, including those from Quebec or outside of Canada, will be charged a minimum fee of $50.00, which must be paid before being seen by a physician. Bring your health card and any applicable insurance information.
Is Weyburn General Hospital getting a new facility?
Yes. A new replacement hospital is currently under construction in Weyburn, with a $120 million investment from the Government of Saskatchewan. The new 35-bed facility is expected to open in summer 2026 and will include a heliport, inpatient mental health beds, emergency medical services, and modernized care spaces.
Are mental health and addiction services available through Weyburn General Hospital?
Yes. Associated community services are available nearby. You can reach Mental Health services at 306-842-8665 (or toll-free 1-800-216-7689) and Addiction Services at 306-842-8693. The new facility will also include 10 dedicated inpatient mental health beds.