Seniors' Health

Profiles of exemplary citizens.

Information on Prostate Cancer and other HealthLine Online cancer information.

Services to help people live independently, such as home care, personal care homes and long-term care.

Learn about the plan and how to qualify for coverage.

Residents 65 and older who qualify for this program can have prescription drug costs capped at $20 per prescription.  Apply today!

Eligibility for health coverage for Saskatchewan residents, students, people moving from and to Saskatchewan (including special classes of newcomers) or temporarily absent from the province.

Ambulance services and other emergency services.

Find a doctor in your health region.

HealthLine is a confidential, 24-hour health information and support telephone line, staffed by Registered Nurses, Registered Psychiatric Nurses and Social Workers.

Find health information at your fingertips.

Public immunization programs and information about all diseases that can be vaccinated against. Also, how to get a copy of your immunization records.

Services to promote, preserve and restore the mental health of Saskatchewan people.

Some tips for eating healthy and staying fit.

Who to contact with questions or concerns about services, treatment, how decisions were made, or access to care.

There are many short- or long-term medical conditions that can be protected against.

Discussion of seniors' issues and events by the Minister Responsible for Seniors.

Every year, Saskatchewan celebrates the valuable contribution made by seniors.

Support for people with long term disabilities or illnesses.

Tobacco use poses serious risks to your health, and those around you.

Initiatives are under way to improve access to surgical and diagnostic procedures.

The birthdates of the oldest man and oldest woman in Saskatchewan's health services registry.