Public Health: Child Health Clinics
Provided by: Saskatchewan Health Authority: Sunrise Health Region
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- Children’s Therapies: Autism Spectrum Disorder Program (9 locations)
- Children’s Therapies: Early Childhood Psychology (9 locations)
- Children’s Therapies: Occupational Therapy (9 locations)
- Children’s Therapies: Physical Therapy (9 locations)
- Children’s Therapies: Speech Language Pathology (10 locations)
- Diabetes Education Program (3 locations)
- Diagnostic Imaging (10 locations)
- Emergency Medical Services (6 locations)
- Heart to Heart Program
- HIV Testing (10 locations)
- Hospitals (5 locations)
- Laboratory Services (11 locations)
- Lifeline Program
- LiveWell with Chronic Conditions
- Non-Emergency Ambulance Transportation (10 locations)
- Palliative Care (3 locations)
- Primary Health Care Clinics (6 locations)
- Primary Health Services Targeted KidsFirst (2 locations)
- Public Health Inspectors
- Public Health: Breastfeeding Support Drop-In Clinic
- Public Health: Child Health Clinics (9 locations)
- Public Health: International Travel and Immunization Clinic
- Public Health: Prenatal Classes (8 locations)
- Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program
- Respite Care (12 locations)
- Social Work Services
- Stroke Prevention Clinic
- Therapies: Physical and Occupational (6 locations)
- Turning Point Program
Service Description
Public health nurses provide basic health services to all preschool children to prevent disease and to identify health problems early. Each appointment is 45 minutes long and children receive:
- Developmental screening
- Hearing screening
- Immunization
- Nutrition assessment
- Physical assessment
- Speech and Language
- Referral to Optometrist
- Oral health assessment
- Health education.
Eligibility
Preschool children.
Application Process
Call the Public Health Office nearest to you to book an appointment.
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Coverage Area
Sunrise Health Region
Languages Offered
English
Melville: St. Peter’s Hospital, Home Care Office, Public Health Office, and Alcohol/Drug Services
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- Children’s Therapies: Autism Spectrum Disorder Program (9 locations)
- Children’s Therapies: Early Childhood Psychology (9 locations)
- Children’s Therapies: Occupational Therapy (9 locations)
- Children’s Therapies: Physical Therapy (9 locations)
- Children’s Therapies: Speech Language Pathology (10 locations)
- Diagnostic Imaging (10 locations)
- Emergency Medical Services (6 locations)
- HIV Testing (10 locations)
- Hospitals (5 locations)
- Laboratory Services (11 locations)
- Palliative Care (3 locations)
- Public Health: Child Health Clinics (9 locations)
- Public Health: Prenatal Classes (8 locations)
- Therapies: Physical and Occupational (6 locations)
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Canora Hospital, Primary Health Centre, and Collaborative Emergency Centre
1219 Main Street
Canora SK S0A 0L0 -
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216 Ancona Street
Esterhazy SK S0A 0X0 -
Foam Lake Health Centre
715 Saskatchewan Avenue East
Foam Lake SK S0A 1A0 -
Kamsack Public Health Office
359 Queen Elizabeth Boulevard
Kamsack SK S0A 1S0 -
Langenburg Health Care Complex
200 Heritage Drive
Langenburg SK S0A 2A0 -
Melville: St. Peter’s Hospital, Home Care Office, Public Health Office, and Alcohol/Drug Services
200 Heritage Drive
Melville SK S0A 2P0 -
Norquay Public Health Office / Home Care Office
355 East Road Allowance South
Norquay SK S0A 2V0 -
Preeceville Public Health and Physiotherapy Office
239 Highway Avenue East
Preeceville SK S0A 3B0 -
Yorkton Public Health Office
150 Independent Street
Yorkton SK S3N 0S7
Location Info
St. Peter’s Hospital: 306-728-5407
Melville/Ituna Home Care Office: 306-728-7300
Public Health Office: 306-728-7310
Alcohol and Drug Services - Saul Cohen Centre: 306-728-7320
Hotline: 8-1-1
HealthLine: 24/7 professional health advice or mental health support.
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