Health & Emergency Services
Roblin is part of the Parkland Regional Health Authority. For more information on their services, please visit their web-site at www.prha.mb.ca
Community Health Services
Location: 15 Hospital Steet, Roblin
Mailing Address: Box 940, Roblin, MB R0L 1P0
Phone: (204) 937-2151
Fax: (204) 937-5992
Services provided at the Parkland Community Health Office include:
Home Care
The Manitoba Home Care Program is a community-based program that provides home support to individuals, regardless of age, who require health service or assistance with activities of daily living. Home care works with individuals and provides assistance to help them stay in their homes for as long as safely possible. Anybody can make a referral to home care. Services provided by Home Care are:
- Health Care. Nurses can provide nursing care. Physiotherapist or Occupational Therapist referrals can be made on a client’s behalf.
- Respite Care. Arranged through Community Health and available at the Crocus Court Personal Care Home to provide relief for short periods of time for the family care-giver.
- Supplies & equipment. Some supplies & equipment needed for client care may be available through home care.
- Adult Day Program and Meals on Wheels can be accessed through home care.
- Application to Personal Care Home is completed with assistance from home care coordinators.
- The Manitoba Home Oxygen Program which provides oxygen concentrators to qualifying clients is monitored by home care.
Meals on Wheels
The meals on wheels program functions out of the Dietary Department of the Roblin District Health Centre. The Home Care Office does assessments, and clients who are unable to provide their own food are delivered hot meals three times per week.Public Health Program
Public Health Nursing focuses on the health of the entire populations or communities. Public Health nursing expertise is in the promotion and protection of health and the prevention of disease. The Public Health Program provides a broad range of services that include:- Reproductive health, pregnancy / childbirth and parenting
- Family health for children, adolescents, adults and the elderly
- Nutrition education
- Prevention of injury, chronic diseases and substance abuse/addictions
- Families First offers home visiting supports to families with children, from pregnancy to school entry. The program is offered to qualifying families on a volunteer basis.
- School Health Program
- Immunizations
- Sexually Transmitted Diseases
- Healthy Baby -- Growing Healthy Families
- Child Development Clinics
- Communicable Disease Control
Health Promotion Coordinator
The Health Promotion Coordinator works with community groups and partners to identify, plan and implement initiatives related to health promotion and disease prevention, based on identified health needs.
Mental Health Services for both adults and child/adolescence
Mental Health professionals provide services to individuals experiencing mental health issues. Services available include: assessment, councilling, therapy, crisis intervention, consultation, public and professional education.
Home Care Program
Home Care is a community-based program that provides home support to individuals who require health services or assistance with activities of daily living that are not available from existing supports or community resources. Home care works with individuals and provides assistance to help them remain in their own home for as long as is safely possible. A professional assessment of the individuals needs, existing supports and community resources will determine eligibility for the Manitoba Home Care Program.
Services available through Home Care include:
- Home oxygen program
- Nursing service
- Rehabilitative therapy assessment
- Health teaching
- Personal care services
- Meal preparation
- Respite/family relief
- Access to adult day care
- Assessment and facilitation of personal care home placement
- In-home supports
- Palliative care is the provision of skilled, compassionate interdisciplinary professional and volunteer care for people whose disease does not respond to curative treatment.
Regional Diabetes Program
The Regional Diabetes Program (RDP) provides education in individual and group settings. Nurse educators, dieticians and a community diabetes educator deliver the program.
Rehabilitation Support Services
Physiotherapy
Occupational Therapy
Speech Language Pathology
Location: 15 Hospital Steet, Roblin
Mailing Address: Box 880, Roblin, MB R0L 1P0
Phone: (204) 937-2151
Fax: (204) 937-8892
Crocus Court Personal Care Home
Crocus Court Personal Care Home provides 60 beds for long-term care with an Adult Day Program and respite care available.
Location: 15 Hospital Street, Roblin
Mailing Address: Box 940, Roblin, MB R0L 1P0
Phone: (204) 937-2149
Police
Phone: (204) 937-8054
Roblin & District Ambulance Service
Mailing Address: Box 368, Roblin, MB R0L 1P0
Phone: (204) 937-8798
Roblin & District Health Centre
The health facility in Roblin is a modern, 25-bed active treatment hospital juxtaposed with a 60-bed Personal Care Home. The Health Centre employees over 125 full-time, part-time, and casual staff along with 3.5 full-time physicians. Services provided include 24-hour Emergency Service and diagnostic services. Visiting services include ultrasound, podiatry, speech therapy, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, dietician, mammogram, Diabetes Education, Addictions Foundation.
Location: 15 Hospital Street, Roblin
Mailing Address: Box 940, Roblin, MB R0L 1P0
Phone: (204) 937-2142
Fax: (204) 937-8892
W.E. Nash Medical Clinic
The W.E. Nash Medical Clinic provides medical, dental and optometry services. It is attached to the Roblin District Health Centre making it accessible and convenient for patients, staff and physicians.
Location: 15 Hospital Street, Roblin
Mailing Address: Box 1030, Roblin, MB R0L 1P0
Phone: (204) 937-8312