Public Health: Positive Living Program
Provided by: Saskatchewan Health Authority: Saskatoon Health Region
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Service Description
Provides out-patient care for persons who reside in central and north Saskatchewan who have tested positive for HIV and/or Hepatitis C.
Includes:
- Clinical assessments, immunizations, harm reduction and treatment plans
- Education and counselling to assist clients to prevent transmission, manage their symptoms, decrease complications, and enhance their quality of life
- Coordination of care and referrals to associated services
- A supportive environment to assist clients in the development of self management skills, enhancing their ability to make sound decisions that have a positive impact on their health.
Eligibility
Persons who reside in central and northern Saskatchewan who have tested positive for HIV and/or Hepatitis.
Application Process
Healthcare provider referral (HIV, HCV) or self-referral (HIV); the form is available online. Call for further information.
Documents Required
Hepatitis C referrals must be from a medical provider with appropriate blood work, as indicated on the referral form.
Fees
Free
Business Line: 306-655-1783
Hours of Operation
Clinics:
Monday - Friday
Days & times vary by clinic.
Service Website
www.saskatoonhealthregion.ca/locations_services/Services/Positive-Living/Pages/Home.aspx
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Coverage Area
North Saskatchewan, Saskatoon Health Region. In-patient education also offered at SPH (Saskatoon Public Health) locations.
Languages Offered
English
Saskatoon: Westside Community Clinic
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Saskatoon: Westside Community Clinic
1528 20th Street West
Saskatoon SK S7M 0Z6 -
Saskatoon: Royal University Hospital / Jim Pattison's Children's Hospital
103 Hospital Drive
Saskatoon SK S7N 0W8
Location Info
Hours of Operation
Clinics:
Monday - Friday
Days & times vary by clinic.
Hotline: 8-1-1
HealthLine: 24/7 Professional health advice or mental health support.
Business Line: 306-664-4310
Website
www.saskatoonhealthregion.ca/locations_services/locations/Pages/Primary-Health-Centres.aspx
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