Spring 2025 Update!
The Rosthern Hospital
New Vision Statement for the SVHF:
"Leading healthcare through innovation, partnerships, and advocacy."
Thank you to the RMs, Towns, and Villages for financially supporting this project!
The Rosthern Hospital serves a large catchment area centralized around the Twin Rivers District which includes the municipalities of:
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Rosthern
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Duck Lake
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Hague
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Hepburn
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Laird
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Waldheim
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RM of Duck Lake
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RM of Laird
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RM of Rosthern
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Osler
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Neuanlage
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Cudworth
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Beardy's & Okemasis
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One Arrow
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Warman
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Wakaw
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and many others
Rosthern Hospital Provides...
24/7
Patient Care
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Emergency
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Outpatients
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Inpatients
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Acute & Sub-acute care
Health Practitioners
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Physiotherapy
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Occupational therapy
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Dietician
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& more
Home Care Services
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Serving those who have ongoing health needs in their homes
Telehealth Services
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Virtual "visits" with specialists using modern technology onsite
Emergency Services
Rosthern hospital decreases ambulance distances to emergency care and reduces wait times and emergency department congestion in city hospitals.
Why do we need a new hospital?
History
The Rosthern Hospital was originally built in 1950 making it over 70 years old. Several additions have been made over the years, but the building is aging.
Engineering
Two separate engineering consultations have indicated major inadequacies of the current building and both highly recommended a new facility to be built to guarantee that the care being provided can continue.
Training & Teaching
The services and teaching currently offered have outgrown the physical structure. A new facility will meet the needs required to continue being a leader in teaching and training students.
Population Growth
Major economic and population growth in the area North of Saskatoon has occured and is expected to continue.
The Sask Valley Hospital Foundation was created to oversee the effort to raise the funds for the building of the hospital.
As of May 31, 2025,
we have raised nearly $8 million!
Fundraising Efforts
Every community in the Twin Rivers district has a portion of their property taxes going towards the fundraising effort. Many residents of these municipalities contribute even more.
To date, we have raised nearly $8 million and are well on our way to making this a reality!
