Health Care Directives
Provided by: Saskatchewan Health Authority: Five Hills Health Region
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Service Description
Advance Care Planning is sometimes called a living will, advance directive, or health directive.
Advance Care Planning is the legal set of directions you develop for your medical care if you are too ill or injured to communicate or make decisions. The instructions and information in the plan would only be used to give direction for your treatment if you are not capable of speaking for yourself.
An Advance Care Plan can be verbal or written. It is legal. You can complete this on your own, with the help of your family, your health care team or your legal advisor.
Visit the website for further information, including:
- My Voice – Planning in Advance for Health Care Choices
- A variety of form, brochures, and videos
Eligibility
All Saskatchewan residents 16 years of age or older can complete an Advance Care Plan, and can change or revoke the plan at any time if mentally capable of doing so.
Fees
No cost.
Toll-Free: 1-888-425-1111
Service Website
www.fhhr.ca/HealthCareDirectives.htm
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Coverage Area
Five Hills Health Region
Languages Offered
English
Moose Jaw: Dr. F.H. Wigmore Regional Hospital
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- Health Care Directives
- Hospital Services: Maternity
- Primary Health Care: Chronic Disease Management / Cardiac Rehabilitation Program (6 locations)
- Primary Health Care: Chronic Disease Management / Diabetes Education (6 locations)
- Primary Health Care: Chronic Disease Management / LiveWell with Chronic Conditions
- Spiritual Care Support
- Therapies: Inpatient (3 locations)
- Therapies: Outpatient Services
- Therapies: Outpatient Services – Children’s Therapy Program
- Therapies: Outpatient Services – Lungs for Life
- Therapies: Outpatient Services – Provincial Hip and Knee Pathway
Location Info
Hours of Operation
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Monday - Friday 7:30 am - 5:00 pm
No specific visiting hours - see details online.
Hotline: 8-1-1
HealthLine: 24/7Professional health advice or mental health support.
Business Line: 306-694-0200
Website
www.fhhr.ca/MooseJawHospital.htm
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