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Released on June 8, 2017
People of Kelvington and area have a new hospital and renovated long-term care facility. Community members, staff, patients and clients joined representatives from the provincial government and the Kelsey Trail Health Region to celebrate the completion of Kelvington’s new integrated health facility.
Now completed, the integrated facility features 45 long-term care beds, seven acute care beds, seven multi-purpose clinic rooms and a family room. The first phase of the project was the construction of the Kelvington and Area Hospital, which began in 2014.
Following the opening of the hospital in June 2016, renovations proceeded in the kitchen and dining area, as well as the east, south and dementia wings of Kelvindell Lodge. The renovations were completed at the end of March 2017, allowing residents to move back into their homes in April.
“We are extremely pleased the entire Kelvington project is now complete,” Kelsey Trail Health Region CEO Shane Merriman said. “Having an integrated facility that offers acute, long-term care and primary health care services all under one roof is a significant accomplishment. We wish to thank the physicians, managers and staff, long-term care residents and their families for their patience and co-operation throughout the duration of the project. We trust the end result – a modern facility to serve Kelvington and area for many years to come – made it all worthwhile.”
The provincial government contributed $12 million to the $15 million project, which represents 80 per cent of the total shareable costs. Local contributions covered the remaining 20 per cent.
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For more information, contact:
Shirley Xie
Health
Regina
Phone: 306-787-4083
Email: shirley.xie@health.gov.sk.ca
Cell: 306-537-3594
Peggy Ratcliffe
Kelsey Trail Health Region
Tisdale
Phone: 306-873-6613
Email: pratc@kthr.sk.ca
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