Wolseley Memorial Integrated Health Centre

About Wolseley Memorial Integrated Health Centre

Wolseley Memorial Integrated Health Centre is an 80-bed facility operated by the Saskatchewan Health Authority, serving Wolseley and the surrounding rural communities approximately one hour east of Regina. The emergency department operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, providing triage-based care for urgent medical needs, with a virtual physician program enabling nursing staff to consult remotely with experienced ER physicians for patient assessment. Patients requiring a higher level of care beyond what this facility can provide are transferred to a larger centre, making WMICC the essential first point of emergency contact for this region.

Services & Specialties

24/7 Emergency Department, Triage-based urgent care, Virtual physician consultation (remote ER physician via voice/video), Inpatient acute care, Observation services, Perinatal and delivery care (with transfer protocols for complex cases), Palliative care, Long-term care, Outpatient and ambulatory care, Laboratory services (weekdays, by physician order), X-ray imaging (weekdays, by physician order), Minor procedures by appointment (moles, warts, toenail removal), Medical equipment supply and rental (splints, crutches, casts, cervical collars), Emergency respite care, Wellness clinics (foot care, blood pressure clinics), Visiting specialist services.

Amenities

• Wheelchair accessible facility
• Elevator on-site
• Open Family Presence Policy — families welcome as care partners
• Free accessible parking
• Outdoor gathering space adjacent to the historic courthouse
• Contact the hospital at 306-698-4440 to confirm cafeteria, ATM, pharmacy, chapel, and WiFi availability

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Tips Before You Go

• Call 9-1-1 immediately for life-threatening emergencies — do not drive yourself if your condition is severe.
• For non-urgent health questions at any hour, call HealthLine 811 before making the trip to the ER — a registered nurse can help you decide the right level of care.
• You cannot make an appointment at the emergency department. Patients are seen by urgency, not arrival order, so expect to wait if your condition is non-critical.
• Visiting specialist services are available at various times each month. Call 306-698-4440 in advance to find out which specialists are scheduled and when.
• Laboratory and X-ray services are available on weekdays during regular hours and require a physician's order — plan routine diagnostic visits accordingly.
• Minor procedures such as mole, wart, or toenail removal are done by appointment only through outpatient/ambulatory care, not through the emergency department.

What to Bring

• Valid government-issued photo ID (driver's licence, passport)
• Saskatchewan Health Card (Health Services Number)
• List of all current medications, dosages, and prescribing physicians
• List of known allergies and previous adverse drug reactions
• Any relevant medical records, referral letters, or recent test results
• Emergency contact name and phone number
• Personal comfort items for potential wait times (water bottle, snack, phone charger)
• Payment or insurance information for any equipment rentals or supplies if visiting outpatient services

Frequently Asked Questions

About ER Wait Times

Emergency departments use triage. Patients with more serious conditions are seen first, regardless of arrival time.

Wait times are estimates based on Saskatchewan health data. Actual wait times may vary.

If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 immediately.