SHA Service Alerts
Some SHA facilities are currently experiencing temporary disruptions to services and may be temporarily closed to the public. As the situation continues to rapidly change,
we recommend that you call to confirm if or how a facility/service is affected before attempting to access services. If you have or develop symptoms that meet the COVID-19 criteria please use the self-assessment tool to determine if you should be referred for testing. You should only go to an SHA facility if you have an emergency, have been directed to do so, or have called ahead. More information is available at
saskatchewan.ca/covid19.
Please remember to call 911 for emergencies. |
COVID-19 outbreaks in Saskatchewan can be viewed on the
Government of Saskatchewan's COVID-19 website. Some outbreaks may not be reflected in these listings.
List of SHA services in disruption
Use the map below to learn about service impacts to SHA facilities. Click on the red pins for more information about service impacts for that specific location. You can also switch the view to a list that shows all locations in a table format.
List of SHA visitor restrictions (family presence)
Public Health Order Compassionate Care Family Presence/Visitation Guidelines
Long Term Care and Personal Care Homes (including Affiliates)
Visitor/family presence has been limited to compassionate reasons only in all long-term care facilities, affiliates and personal care homes effective November 19, 2020. No other visitors are allowed into these facilities at this time. Limitations are in place until December 17, 2020 when they will be reviewed by the Chief Medical Health Officer of Saskatchewan. Acute care facilities are not included in these guidelines, unless expressly stated for individual acute care sites.
Compassionate reasons may include family or support persons during end-of-life care, and long-term care or personal care home residents whose quality of life or care needs are unmet. The decision to restrict visitor/family presence is not taken lightly. These measures are in place to keep residents/patients, their loved ones and health care workers safe. Your support and cooperation will help contain the spread of the virus.
- Two family members or support persons can be identified to support patients and residents. One healthy visitor is allowed at a time for in-person visits for compassionate reasons. This can include a spouse, common-law spouse, child or stepchild, parent, grandparent, grandchild, sibling or a support person with whom the resident has had an equivalent relationship.
- Only one family member or support person can be present in the facility at a time.
- Two people can be present at one time if physical distancing can be maintained for end of life/palliative care patients or residents.
- Additional family members or support persons may be identified for end of life, palliative and intensive/critical care, as outlined in the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) Family Presence Guidelines.
We recognize how difficult this time is for patients and families. The decision to continue to limit visitation is guided by the need to protect our residents, patients and health care teams during COVID-19.
Further information is available on the Government of Saskatchewan website.
Click the Visitor Restrictions/Family Presence checkbox on the map below for a list of current visitor restrictions for facilities not already included in the Public Health Order Compassionate Care Family Presence/Visitation Guidelines for Long Term Care and Personal Care Homes.
*This list may not be inclusive of all service impacts at all SHA facilities. Please phone a facility directly for the most up-to-date information.