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Did you know? The Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) program may help cover medical transportation costs for eligible cl...
05/22/2026

Did you know?

The Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) program may help cover medical transportation costs for eligible clients when medically necessary services are not available locally.

Coverage may include:
✔ Mileage and/or meal reimbursement
✔ Approved taxi transportation
✔ Es**rt coverage when medically required

Always contact NIHB before travelling whenever possible to confirm eligibility and approval requirements.

Check out the information below to learn more about when medical transportation may be covered!

Non-Insured Health Benefits 1-866-885-3933
Press 1 for Medical Transportation

Need help navigating the process?
Call the NIHB Navigator at 306-446-1400

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Hantavirus in Saskatchewan – Protect Your Health Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS) is rare but serious, and it’s spre...
05/22/2026

Hantavirus in Saskatchewan – Protect Your Health

Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS) is rare but serious, and it’s spread mainly through deer mice and their droppings. Cases in Saskatchewan are uncommon, but prevention is essential.

Reduce your risk:

Avoid disturbing rodent nests or droppings

Seal holes and gaps in buildings

Ventilate enclosed spaces before cleaning

Wear gloves and an N95 respirator when cleaning rodent‑affected areas

Wet down droppings before wiping to avoid stirring dust

If you develop flu‑like symptoms after possible exposure, seek medical care right away.

Ticks in Saskatchewan – What You Need to Know Ticks are active from spring through fall, especially in tall grass, shru...
05/20/2026

Ticks in Saskatchewan – What You Need to Know

Ticks are active from spring through fall, especially in tall grass, shrubs, and wooded areas. Most ticks in Saskatchewan are harmless, but it’s still important to protect yourself and your family.

Stay safe outdoors:

Use repellent with DEET or Icaridin

Wear long, light‑coloured clothing

Do a full tick check after being outside

Remove ticks with fine‑tipped tweezers

Watch for symptoms like rash, fever, or fatigue

The risk of Lyme disease in Saskatchewan remains very low, but awareness keeps our communities safer.

Water Safety in Saskatchewan Summer is coming, and our lakes, rivers, and streams are already getting busy. Whether you...
05/19/2026

Water Safety in Saskatchewan
Summer is coming, and our lakes, rivers, and streams are already getting busy. Whether you’re boating, swimming, fishing, or just relaxing by the water, safety has to come first.

Key reminders:

Wear a properly fitted life jacket

Watch for changing weather and water conditions

Keep children within arm’s reach

Stay hydrated and protect your skin

Swim only in designated areas

Safe choices today mean a lifetime of memories tomorrow.
Enjoy the water — and respect it.

🎉 WINNER ANNOUNCEMENT 🎉Thank you to everyone who participated in this week’s Wellness Wednesday: NIHB Edition! 🩺✅ Correc...
05/07/2026

🎉 WINNER ANNOUNCEMENT 🎉

Thank you to everyone who participated in this week’s Wellness Wednesday: NIHB Edition! 🩺

✅ Correct answer: B) Yes, with medical justification

NIHB may cover mobility aids such as walkers and wheelchairs when they are medically necessary. Requests require prior approval, along with supporting medical documentation from a healthcare provider.
Healthcare providers that can prescribe a WHEELCHAIR can be a Physician, Physician Assistant, Nurse Practitioner, Occupational Therapist or a Physiotherapist.
Healthcare providers that can prescribe a WALKER can be a Physician, Physician Assistant, Nurse Practitioner, Occupational Therapist, Registered Nurse or a Physiotherapist.

👏 Congratulations to our winner: Travis Paskimin 🎉

📩 Please send us a message to claim your $25 gift card 💸

Thank you everyone for participating and sharing the post! 👏 Stay tuned for next week’s Wellness Wednesday question 👀

📞 NIHB handles approvals and claims: 1-866-885-3933
🤝 Need help understanding the process or getting started? I’m here to help 😊

🩺 WELLNESS WEDNESDAY: NIHB EDITIONThink you know NIHB? Let’s test it 👀Here’s your chance to win a $25 gift card 💸👇 To en...
05/06/2026

🩺 WELLNESS WEDNESDAY: NIHB EDITION

Think you know NIHB? Let’s test it 👀
Here’s your chance to win a $25 gift card 💸
👇 To enter:
✔️ Comment your answer below (A, B, or C)
✔️ Like & follow the BATC Health page

🔁 Share this post for an extra entry!

🧠 QUICK QUIZ

Can NIHB cover a wheelchair or walker?
A) Yes, always
B)Yes, with medical justification
C) No

👀 Drop your answer below—the correct answer will be revealed tomorrow!

🎁 Winner announced tomorrow!

(This is something that comes up often—there’s a process to get approved 👀)
📞 NIHB handles approvals and claims: 1-866-885-3933
🤝 Need help getting started or understanding what’s required? I’m here to help 😊

Entry level opportunities coming May 26, 2026 @ the Don Ross Centre
05/05/2026

Entry level opportunities coming May 26, 2026 @ the Don Ross Centre

National Immunization Awareness Week 2026 Theme: The Time is Now! Get ImmunizedVaccines have changed the story of publi...
05/01/2026

National Immunization Awareness Week
2026 Theme: The Time is Now! Get Immunized

Vaccines have changed the story of public health. Diseases that once caused thousands of illnesses every year — like measles, polio, and whooping cough — have dropped dramatically because of routine immunization.

The evidence is clear: vaccines are safe, they work, and they save lives.
Keeping up to date with your immunizations protects you, your family, and your community.

Talk to your Community Health Nurse to make sure your vaccines are current.

🎉 WINNER ANNOUNCEMENT 🎉Thank you to everyone who participated in yesterday’s Wellness Wednesday: NIHB Edition! 🩺✅ Correc...
04/30/2026

🎉 WINNER ANNOUNCEMENT 🎉

Thank you to everyone who participated in yesterday’s Wellness Wednesday: NIHB Edition! 🩺

✅ Correct answer: TRUE!

If the client is out of the community on vacation, visiting family, working, or any other non-medical reason, they are responsible for the return trip home.
Note: If an eligible client requires emergency transportation via ambulance while away from home, this will be covered as long as they are withing Canada.

👏 Congratulations to our winner: Tashina Kahmahkotayo 🎉

📩 Please send us a message to claim your $25 gift card 💸

👀 Another chance to win next Wednesday—don’t miss it!

📞 NIHB handles approvals and claims: 1-866-885-3933
🤝 Need help with medical transportation? I’m here to help 😊

National Immunization Awareness Week 2026 Theme: The Time is Now! Get ImmunizedThe HPV vaccine helps prevent several ty...
04/30/2026

National Immunization Awareness Week
2026 Theme: The Time is Now! Get Immunized

The HPV vaccine helps prevent several types of cancer and is safe, effective, and publicly funded in Saskatchewan for Grade 6 students and residents up to age 27. For those who missed it in school, catch‑up doses are available through Public Health.

The time is now — to protect our youth and future generations.
Talk to your local Public Health office or Community Health Nurse to learn more or book an appointment.

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