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The Saskatchewan Health Authority
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Saskatchewan Health Authority
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The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is the sole provincial health authority responsible for delivering integrated healthcare services to the entire population of Saskatchewan, Canada. Formed in December 2017 through the statutory consolidation of 12 former regional health authorities under The Provincial Health Authority Act, SHA operates as a provincial Crown corporation governed by a publicly appointed Board of Directors and funded entirely through the Government of Saskatchewan's health budget. The organization runs a province-wide network comprising hospitals, primary health care centres, long-term care facilities, community health centres, and specialized mental health and addictions services, supported by a workforce of 10,000+ employees.

SHA's service portfolio spans the full care continuum, with a particularly detailed build-out in mental health and addictions (crisis health lines including the 988 Suicide Crisis Helpline and HealthLine 811, Mobile Crisis Units in Regina, Prince Albert, and Saskatoon, Community Recovery Teams across 24 locations, Community Outreach and Support Teams, Police and Crisis Teams, and harm reduction services including Take Home Naloxone) and pediatric autism (regional programs across Saskatoon, Regina, Prince Albert, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lloydminster, Meadow Lake, Yorkton, Weyburn, West Central, and North East regions, plus provincial Autism Navigation and ECHO Autism SK virtual learning). Digital patient-facing infrastructure includes MySaskHealthRecord (patient portal), the SHA Patient Booking System, and HealthLine 811. SHA does not disclose revenue, operates no public-facing API, and is positioned as a public service delivery organization rather than a commercial technology vendor.

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The Saskatchewan Health Authority is the sole provincial health authority in Saskatchewan, Canada, formed in 2017 by consolidating 12 regional health authorities, delivering integrated hospital, primary, long-term, mental health, and autism services to all Saskatchewan residents via publicly funded provincial budgets.

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Canada
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North America
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public healthcare services, mental health support, hospital and primary care, community health programs, autism services
Industry2 codes
1State/Provincial/Regional Health Departments
CodeHLAJAAAAPrimaryYes
2Public/County Primary Care Clinics
CodeHLAFAGAIPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Health Care and Social Assistance62
  • Ambulatory Health Care Services621
  • Social Assistance624
SIC code3 codes
  • Services-Health Services8000
  • Services-Hospitals8060
  • Services-Social Services8300
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Public Healthcare Services
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The Saskatchewan Health Authority delivers integrated public healthcare services across the province of Saskatchewan through a network of hospitals, primary health care centres, long-term care facilities, community health centres, and specialized mental health and addictions programs. Its core service portfolio includes crisis intervention (24/7 helplines, mobile crisis units, outreach and recovery teams), pediatric autism diagnostic and therapy services, peer support, harm reduction (including Take Home Naloxone Kits), and digital patient tools such as the MySaskHealthRecord portal and the SHA Patient Booking System. Services are publicly funded through provincial government healthcare budgets and provided to Saskatchewan residents at no direct point-of-care cost.

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The Saskatchewan Health Authority operates as a provincial healthcare system providing comprehensive health services through a network of hundreds of facilities across Saskatchewan. The organization offers mental health and addictions services (including crisis intervention, Community Recovery Teams, Community Outreach and Support Teams, peer support, and crisis helplines), pediatric autism services (regional programs, autism navigation, and ECHO Autism SK collaborative learning), and digital patient services (MySaskHealthRecord, SHA Patient Booking System, and HealthLine 811). The portfolio represents a unified public healthcare delivery system rather than a modular software product, with services organized by care type and delivered through SHA-operated and affiliated facilities.

Product and service12 records
1Crisis Intervention and Outreach Support
CategoryMental Health and Addictions Services
Description

A suite of mental health crisis services for Saskatchewan residents in crisis, including Community Outreach and Support Teams, Community Recovery Teams (CRT), Crisis Health Lines, Emergency Department Mental Health Services, Overdose Outreach Teams, Police and Crisis Teams (PACT), Suicide Prevention Services, and Take Home Naloxone Kit Services.

2Crisis Health Lines
CategoryMental Health and Addictions Services
Description

24/7 confidential helplines providing immediate mental health and crisis support, including the Suicide Crisis Helpline (988), HealthLine 811, and regional mobile crisis services available to Saskatchewan residents.

3Community Recovery Teams (CRT)
CategoryMental Health and Addictions Services
Description

Client-centered, community-based customized supports helping people manage symptoms, live in the community, achieve their goals, and improve their quality of life, delivered through 24 locations across Saskatchewan.

4Community Outreach and Support Teams
CategoryMental Health and Addictions Services
Description

Specialized support for transitioning home from hospital or detox, psychiatric follow-up support, crisis intervention, and coordination with local police services, staffed by team members from psychiatry, nursing, social work, police, and support staff.

5Mobile Crisis Units
CategoryMental Health and Addictions Services
Description

Mobile mental health and addictions crisis support services available in Regina, Prince Albert, and Saskatoon, providing immediate community-based intervention and referrals to ongoing care.

6Peer Support
CategoryMental Health and Addictions Services
Description

Peer support services connecting individuals with trained peer supporters who have lived experience of mental health challenges, offered through partnerships with CMHA, Schizophrenia Society, and SHA programs across multiple Saskatchewan communities.

7Autism Supports and Services (Ages 0-19)
CategoryPediatric Autism Services
Description

Provincial autism program offering diagnostic assessments, early intervention, individualized therapy, family support, and funding navigation for children and youth under 19, with regional programs across Saskatchewan including Saskatoon, Regina, Prince Albert, Moose Jaw, and 11 other locations.

8Saskatchewan Autism Navigation
CategoryPediatric Autism Services
Description

Provincial autism navigation service staffed by two autism navigators who support families and professionals in accessing children's autism services and resources across Saskatchewan for individuals under 19 years of age.

9ECHO Autism SK
CategoryPediatric Autism Services
Description

Collaborative virtual learning program connecting healthcare, education, and community professionals with interdisciplinary specialist teams and lived experience partners to support autistic children and youth from birth to age 19 across Saskatchewan.

10MySaskHealthRecord
CategoryDigital Patient Services
Description

Patient portal providing individuals with access to their personal health records, lab results, and health information through the Saskatchewan Health Authority's digital platform.

11SHA Patient Booking System
CategoryDigital Patient Services
Description

Digital appointment scheduling system enabling patients to book health services and appointments with Saskatchewan Health Authority facilities.

12HealthLine 811
CategoryDigital Patient Services
Description

24/7 confidential health information line staffed by qualified health practitioners providing mental health, addictions, and general health support to Saskatchewan residents.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

BC regional health authority serving rural and small-town populations across the interior — particularly relevant as a peer to SHA's rural and remote service delivery model.

TypeDirect peer
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BC regional health authority providing hospital, community, mental health, and public health services to a large population catchment. Comparable as a publicly funded, government-mandated regional delivery entity.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Provincial agency that oversees and delivers integrated health services in Ontario, including home and community care, digital health, and quality oversight. Direct peer as another Canadian single-payer provincial delivery/coordinating authority.

4Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services
TypeDirect peer
Description

Provincial health authority in Newfoundland and Labrador delivering the full continuum of hospital, community, long-term care, and mental health services — comparable as a publicly funded, province-wide integrated system serving a small population.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Alberta's single provincial health authority, operating hospitals, primary care, EMS, mental health, and long-term care across the province. The most direct structural analogue to SHA — a province-wide, publicly funded, integrated delivery system formed via regional consolidation.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Nova Scotia's single provincial health authority providing hospital, primary, and mental health services across the province. Direct structural analogue — another consolidated single-province delivery system.

TypeDirect peer
Description

One of BC's five regional health authorities delivering hospitals, community, and home health services. Comparable as a publicly funded, government-established integrated health delivery organization serving a defined population.

TypeDirect peer
Description

New Brunswick's largest regional health authority operating hospitals, community services, and mental health programs. Comparable as a publicly funded Atlantic-Canadian health authority serving a defined provincial/regional population.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Provincial health organization coordinating tertiary care, diagnostics, and shared services across Manitoba. Comparable as a fellow Prairie-province Crown-style coordinator of integrated health delivery.

TypeOthers
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Non-profit partner that collaborates with SHA on peer support, mental health, and addictions programming. Relevant as an ecosystem partner providing service delivery that complements SHA's mental health operations.

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The Saskatchewan Health Authority

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The Saskatchewan Health Authority is the sole provincial health authority in Saskatchewan, Canada, formed in 2017 by consolidating 12 regional health authorities, delivering integrated hospital, primary, long-term, mental health, and autism services to all Saskatchewan residents via publicly funded provincial budgets.

What The Saskatchewan Health Authority does

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is the sole provincial health authority responsible for delivering integrated healthcare services to the entire population of Saskatchewan, Canada. Formed in December 2017 through the statutory consolidation of 12 former regional health authorities under The Provincial Health Authority Act, SHA operates as a provincial Crown corporation governed by a publicly appointed Board of Directors and funded entirely through the Government of Saskatchewan's health budget. The organization runs a province-wide network comprising hospitals, primary health care centres, long-term care facilities, community health centres, and specialized mental health and addictions services, supported by a workforce of 10,000+ employees.

SHA's service portfolio spans the full care continuum, with a particularly detailed build-out in mental health and addictions (crisis health lines including the 988 Suicide Crisis Helpline and HealthLine 811, Mobile Crisis Units in Regina, Prince Albert, and Saskatoon, Community Recovery Teams across 24 locations, Community Outreach and Support Teams, Police and Crisis Teams, and harm reduction services including Take Home Naloxone) and pediatric autism (regional programs across Saskatoon, Regina, Prince Albert, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lloydminster, Meadow Lake, Yorkton, Weyburn, West Central, and North East regions, plus provincial Autism Navigation and ECHO Autism SK virtual learning). Digital patient-facing infrastructure includes MySaskHealthRecord (patient portal), the SHA Patient Booking System, and HealthLine 811. SHA does not disclose revenue, operates no public-facing API, and is positioned as a public service delivery organization rather than a commercial technology vendor.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority firmographics

Firmographics
Name
The Saskatchewan Health Authority
Legal name
Saskatchewan Health Authority
Website
https://saskhealthauthority.ca
Company type
Private
Founded year
2017
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
5,001–10,000 employees
Short description
The Saskatchewan Health Authority is the sole provincial health authority in Saskatchewan, Canada, formed in 2017 by consolidating 12 regional health authorities, delivering integrated hospital, primary, long-term, mental health, and autism services to all Saskatchewan residents via publicly funded provincial budgets.
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The Saskatchewan Health Authority industry classification

Industry
Product category
Public Healthcare Services
NAICS
Health Care and Social Assistance (62), Ambulatory Health Care Services (621), Social Assistance (624)
SIC
Services-Health Services (8000), Services-Hospitals (8060), Services-Social Services (8300)
akta.pro primary industry
State/Provincial/Regional Health Departments (HLAJAAAA)
akta.pro secondary industry
Public/County Primary Care Clinics (HLAFAGAI)

Keywords

  • Public healthcare services
  • Mental health support
  • Hospital and primary care
  • Community health programs
  • Autism services

Where The Saskatchewan Health Authority is headquartered

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Regina
HQ country
Canada
HQ region
North America

Offices3 records

Markets served

The Saskatchewan Health Authority business model

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B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Others

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels2 records

The Saskatchewan Health Authority product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Saskatchewan Health Authority delivers integrated public healthcare services across the province of Saskatchewan through a network of hospitals, primary health care centres, long-term care facilities, community health centres, and specialized mental health and addictions programs. Its core service portfolio includes crisis intervention (24/7 helplines, mobile crisis units, outreach and recovery teams), pediatric autism diagnostic and therapy services, peer support, harm reduction (including Take Home Naloxone Kits), and digital patient tools such as the MySaskHealthRecord portal and the SHA Patient Booking System. Services are publicly funded through provincial government healthcare budgets and provided to Saskatchewan residents at no direct point-of-care cost.

Product overview

The Saskatchewan Health Authority operates as a provincial healthcare system providing comprehensive health services through a network of hundreds of facilities across Saskatchewan. The organization offers mental health and addictions services (including crisis intervention, Community Recovery Teams, Community Outreach and Support Teams, peer support, and crisis helplines), pediatric autism services (regional programs, autism navigation, and ECHO Autism SK collaborative learning), and digital patient services (MySaskHealthRecord, SHA Patient Booking System, and HealthLine 811). The portfolio represents a unified public healthcare delivery system rather than a modular software product, with services organized by care type and delivered through SHA-operated and affiliated facilities.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Crisis Intervention and Outreach Support A suite of mental health crisis services for Saskatchewan residents in crisis, including Community Outreach and Support Teams, Community Recovery Teams (CRT), Crisis Health Lines, Emergency Department Mental Health Services, Overdose Outreach Teams, Police and Crisis Teams (PACT), Suicide Prevention Services, and Take Home Naloxone Kit Services.
  • Crisis Health Lines 24/7 confidential helplines providing immediate mental health and crisis support, including the Suicide Crisis Helpline (988), HealthLine 811, and regional mobile crisis services available to Saskatchewan residents.
  • Community Recovery Teams (CRT) Client-centered, community-based customized supports helping people manage symptoms, live in the community, achieve their goals, and improve their quality of life, delivered through 24 locations across Saskatchewan.
  • Community Outreach and Support Teams Specialized support for transitioning home from hospital or detox, psychiatric follow-up support, crisis intervention, and coordination with local police services, staffed by team members from psychiatry, nursing, social work, police, and support staff.
  • Mobile Crisis Units Mobile mental health and addictions crisis support services available in Regina, Prince Albert, and Saskatoon, providing immediate community-based intervention and referrals to ongoing care.
  • Peer Support Peer support services connecting individuals with trained peer supporters who have lived experience of mental health challenges, offered through partnerships with CMHA, Schizophrenia Society, and SHA programs across multiple Saskatchewan communities.
  • Autism Supports and Services (Ages 0-19) Provincial autism program offering diagnostic assessments, early intervention, individualized therapy, family support, and funding navigation for children and youth under 19, with regional programs across Saskatchewan including Saskatoon, Regina, Prince Albert, Moose Jaw, and 11 other locations.
  • Saskatchewan Autism Navigation Provincial autism navigation service staffed by two autism navigators who support families and professionals in accessing children's autism services and resources across Saskatchewan for individuals under 19 years of age.
  • ECHO Autism SK Collaborative virtual learning program connecting healthcare, education, and community professionals with interdisciplinary specialist teams and lived experience partners to support autistic children and youth from birth to age 19 across Saskatchewan.
  • MySaskHealthRecord Patient portal providing individuals with access to their personal health records, lab results, and health information through the Saskatchewan Health Authority's digital platform.
  • SHA Patient Booking System Digital appointment scheduling system enabling patients to book health services and appointments with Saskatchewan Health Authority facilities.
  • HealthLine 811 24/7 confidential health information line staffed by qualified health practitioners providing mental health, addictions, and general health support to Saskatchewan residents.

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The Saskatchewan Health Authority technology and API

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The Saskatchewan Health Authority partnerships and signals

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Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

The Saskatchewan Health Authority competitors and assessment

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Direct peers

  • Interior Health Authority: BC regional health authority serving rural and small-town populations across the interior — particularly relevant as a peer to SHA's rural and remote service delivery model.
  • Fraser Health Authority: BC regional health authority providing hospital, community, mental health, and public health services to a large population catchment. Comparable as a publicly funded, government-mandated regional delivery entity.
  • Ontario Health: Provincial agency that oversees and delivers integrated health services in Ontario, including home and community care, digital health, and quality oversight. Direct peer as another Canadian single-payer provincial delivery/coordinating authority.
  • Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services: Provincial health authority in Newfoundland and Labrador delivering the full continuum of hospital, community, long-term care, and mental health services — comparable as a publicly funded, province-wide integrated system serving a small population.
  • Alberta Health Services: Alberta's single provincial health authority, operating hospitals, primary care, EMS, mental health, and long-term care across the province. The most direct structural analogue to SHA — a province-wide, publicly funded, integrated delivery system formed via regional consolidation.
  • Nova Scotia Health: Nova Scotia's single provincial health authority providing hospital, primary, and mental health services across the province. Direct structural analogue — another consolidated single-province delivery system.
  • Vancouver Coastal Health: One of BC's five regional health authorities delivering hospitals, community, and home health services. Comparable as a publicly funded, government-established integrated health delivery organization serving a defined population.
  • Horizon Health Network: New Brunswick's largest regional health authority operating hospitals, community services, and mental health programs. Comparable as a publicly funded Atlantic-Canadian health authority serving a defined provincial/regional population.
  • Manitoba Shared Health: Provincial health organization coordinating tertiary care, diagnostics, and shared services across Manitoba. Comparable as a fellow Prairie-province Crown-style coordinator of integrated health delivery.

Others

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights5 records

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The Saskatchewan Health Authority leadership team

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Profiles11 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

The Saskatchewan Health Authority M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about The Saskatchewan Health Authority

What does The Saskatchewan Health Authority do?

The Saskatchewan Health Authority delivers integrated public healthcare services across the province of Saskatchewan through a network of hospitals, primary health care centres, long-term care facilities, community health centres, and specialized mental health and addictions programs. Its core service portfolio includes crisis intervention (24/7 helplines, mobile crisis units, outreach and recovery teams), pediatric autism diagnostic and therapy services, peer support, harm reduction (including Take Home Naloxone Kits), and digital patient tools such as the MySaskHealthRecord portal and the SHA Patient Booking System. Services are publicly funded through provincial government healthcare budgets and provided to Saskatchewan residents at no direct point-of-care cost.

Is The Saskatchewan Health Authority a public or private company?

The Saskatchewan Health Authority is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was The Saskatchewan Health Authority founded?

The Saskatchewan Health Authority was founded in 2017. It employs 5,001 to 10,000 people.

Where is The Saskatchewan Health Authority based?

The Saskatchewan Health Authority is headquartered in Regina, Canada, in the North America region.

Who are The Saskatchewan Health Authority's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Interior Health Authority, Fraser Health Authority, Ontario Health, Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services, Alberta Health Services, Nova Scotia Health, Vancouver Coastal Health, Horizon Health Network and Manitoba Shared Health. Canadian Mental Health Association (Saskatchewan Division) is listed as an others.

Does The Saskatchewan Health Authority have an API?

No public API is recorded for The Saskatchewan Health Authority.

What industry is The Saskatchewan Health Authority in?

The Saskatchewan Health Authority's product category is Public Healthcare Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLAJAAAA, State/Provincial/Regional Health Departments, with a secondary code of HLAFAGAI, Public/County Primary Care Clinics. Its NAICS code is 62 and its SIC code is 8000.

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CBCIndigenous leaders call for change in Sask. health care after woman's death during childbirth | CBC NewsIndigenous leaders in Saskatchewan called for health-care changes after Chelsea Bear, a 36-year-old First Nations woman, died from hemorrhaging during childbirth. Her family said she was sent home without proper care, and the Saskatchewan Health Authority will conduct a patient safety review. The chiefs are seeking an independent investigation.Global NewsRegina Pediatric Diabetes closure ‘terrifying’ for Wolseley mother and daughterThe Regina Pediatric Diabetes Unit is closing, forcing 150 families to travel to Saskatoon for care. The Saskatchewan Health Authority says the letter was incomplete and will restore service, but parents worry about capacity and costs. A nurse practitioner scope expansion may help, but families urge reinstatement.Local BreakingSaskatoon woman’s family calling for answers after she dies following delayed surgeryKirsten Hanke, 30, died from a pulmonary embolism after her ankle surgery was delayed at Royal University Hospital. Her husband says she would have been alive if the surgery had proceeded, and the family is seeking answers. The Saskatchewan Health Authority has launched a critical incident review.Global NewsSaskatchewan health-care workers vote 99% in favour of job action: CUPECUPE members in Saskatchewan voted 99% in favour of job action after years of failed negotiations with the Saskatchewan Health Authority. Over 13,000 workers cast ballots, and the union says no wage increases have been issued since 2023. The union claims the latest offer fails to address wage erosion and demands for travel and non-union workers.CBCShe didn't have a family doctor for 17 years. A new partnership has brought one to her community | CBC NewsA new partnership between the Battle River Treaty 6 Health Centre and the Saskatchewan Health Authority is bringing Indigenous physician Dr. Cora Mirasty to clinics in Little Pine, Poundmaker and Sweetgrass First Nations. Residents, including Kahmahkotayo, Whitecalf and Cameron, said the move reduces travel and long waits, and helps address racism in care.The Canadian Press NewsSaskatchewan family billed $1,300 for ambulance ride, calls out lack of beds | Health News | thecanadianpressnews.caA Saskatchewan family received a $1,300 bill for an ambulance transport to Prince Albert after local hospitals lacked available beds for their sick child. The incident highlights broader issues regarding hospital capacity pressures and the financial burden on rural residents due to limited regional healthcare infrastructure. The Saskatchewan Health Authority is currently reviewing the case as the province faces criticism over its handling of specialized pediatric care availability.NewswireNursing Home Without Walls spreads across Canada to help more older adults age where they call homeHealthcare Excellence Canada is expanding the Nursing Home Without Walls model to four provinces, building on New Brunswick's success where nearly 90% of participants say it helped them remain at home. The model, now at 36 locations in New Brunswick, provides wellness checks, navigation, and social support to older adults. Additional funding from Waltons Trust supports scaling.CBCHealth care dominates first day of Sask. Legislature's spring sitting | CBC NewsThe Saskatchewan Legislature opened its spring session with health care as the primary topic, featuring a dispute over executive compensation at the Saskatchewan Health Authority. The NDP criticized significant pay increases for SHA executives while frontline workers remained without contracts, a stance the government defended by citing reporting changes and standard adjustments. Additionally, the government highlighted its expansion of primary care through new nurse practitioner contracts aimed at serving 18,000 patients.GlobeNewswireUPDATE – TELUS Health, Saskatchewan Health Authority, and eHealth Saskatchewan Are Now Supporting Lung Transplant Patients Recovering at Home, VirtuallyTELUS Health expanded its Home Health Monitoring solution to digitally monitor lung transplant patients recovering at home in Saskatchewan, in partnership with the Saskatchewan Health Authority and eHealth Saskatchewan. The dashboard sends daily biometric prompts and supports 60-70 patients per transplant. Discussions are underway to expand the technology for heart conditions and COPD.GlobeNewswireTELUS Health, Saskatchewan Health Authority, and eHealth Saskatchewan Are Now Supporting Lung Transplant Patients Recovering at Home, VirtuallyTELUS Health expanded its Home Health Monitoring solution to digitally monitor lung transplant patients in Saskatchewan, partnering with the Saskatchewan Health Authority and eHealth Saskatchewan. The dashboard sends daily biometric prompts, and the program is estimated to support 60 to 70 patients for the lifetime of their transplant. Discussions are underway to expand the technology for heart conditions and COPD.