RaDAR Primary Care Memory Clinics
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Service Description
RaDAR (Rural Dementia Action Research) memory clinics are currently provided by primary health care teams in the Saskatchewan communities of Bengough, Carlyle, Esterhazy, Kipling, Lampman, Maryfield, and Weyburn. RaDAR is interested in exploring opportunities for expanding the rural memory clinics to other communities.
- Memory clinics address the need for specialized dementia care in rural communities without travel to a major city.
What happens at a memory clinic appointment:
- The appointment requires approximately 3 hours.
- Patient and family meet with their memory clinic team to discuss the plan for the appointment.
- Patient and family meets separately with individual team members, with the patient undergoing an assessment with each professional.
- At the end of appointment, the team reviews the assessment findings with patient and family, makes recommendations for management, and plans for follow-up.
Eligibility
People with symptoms of memory loss or worried about changes in their memory, thinking, or behaviour.
Application Process
Memory clinics are offered by primary health care teams in the Saskatchewan communities of Bengough (306-268-2222), Carlyle (306-453-6795), Esterhazy (306-745-6681), Kipling (306-736-2559), Lampman (306-487-2811), Maryfield (306-646-2133), and Weyburn (306-842-8790).
The office staff with each clinic will arrange for a family member or close friend to take part in the appointment, and send a confirmation letter including necessary test requisitions to the patient.
Fees
No cost.
Business Line: 306-966-2109
Nurse Darla Walz - rural and remote memory clinic patient information
Hours of Operation
Hours of operation vary depending on the specific clinic. Contact one of the clinics for more information.
Service Website
cchsa-ccssma.usask.ca/ruraldementiacare
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Coverage Area
Bengough, Carlyle, Esterhazy, Kipling, Lampman, Maryfield, Weyburn
Languages Offered
English
Rural PHC Memory Clinic: Bengough
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Rural PHC Memory Clinic: Bengough
Bengough Health Centre
400-2nd Street West
Bengough SK S0C 0K0 -
Rural PHC Memory Clinic: Carlyle
Carlyle Primary Health Care Centre
214 Main Street
Carlyle SK S0C 0R0 -
Rural PHC Memory Clinic: Esterhazy
Esterhazy District Medical Clinic
300 Gonczy Avenue
Esterhazy SK S0A 0X0 -
Rural PHC Memory Clinic: Kipling
Kipling Primary Health Clinic
200 4th Street South
Kipling SK S0G 2S0 -
Rural PHC Memory Clinic: Lampman
Lampman Health Clinic
215 Main Street
Lampman SK S0C 1N0 -
Rural PHC Memory Clinic: Maryfield
Maryfield Medical Clinic
233 Main Street
Maryfield SK S0G 3K0 -
Rural PHC Memory Clinic: Weyburn
Weyburn Primary Health Care Clinic
204-117 Third Street
Weyburn SK S4H 0W3
Location Info
Hours of Operation
Hours of operation vary depending on the specific clinic. Contact one of the clinics for more information.
Business Line: 306-268-2222
Website
cchsa-ccssma.usask.ca/ruraldementiacare/PHC_Clinics.php#Locations
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