Winnipeg Regional Health Authority

Winnipeg Regional Health Authority Healthy people. Thriving communities. Partners in care. Paul and the Town of Churchill, located in northern Manitoba.

The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (WRHA) is one of the largest and most diverse health regions in Canada. It is responsible for providing health care to more than 700,000 people living in the City of Winnipeg as well as the surrounding Rural Municipalities of East and West St. The WRHA also provides health care support and specialty referral services to nearly 500,000 Manitobans who live outs

ide its boundaries as well as residents of northwestern Ontario and Nunavut who require the specialty referral services and expertise available in Winnipeg.

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This page is not monitored 24/7 and does not provide medical advice.

• For medical emergencies, dial 911
• Manitoba Suicide Line: 1-877-435-7170
• Klinic Crisis Line: 1-888-322-3019
• Kids Help Phone: 1-800-668-6868

For questions, complaints or concerns related to medical care you received at a WRHA facility or site, contact Client Relations at: 204-926-7825 or email: [email protected]

Find your right care. Locate the health care you need with up-to-date wait times and hours for primary care, walk-in cli...
06/05/2026

Find your right care. Locate the health care you need with up-to-date wait times and hours for primary care, walk-in clinics, urgent care, and emergency departments in the Winnipeg and Churchill health region.

➡️ Visit: myrightcare.ca

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Trouvez les soins qui vous conviennent. Recherchez les soins de santé dont vous avez besoin grâce aux temps d’attente et aux heures d’ouverture actualisés des services de soins primaires, des cliniques sans rendez-vous, des soins d’urgence et des services d’urgence de la région sanitaire de Winnipeg et Churchill.

➡️ Visitez : myrightcare.ca

Did you know that the WRHA Indigenous Health offers an Indigenous Language Interpretation service? It’s true! Interprete...
06/02/2026

Did you know that the WRHA Indigenous Health offers an Indigenous Language Interpretation service? It’s true! Interpreter Resource Workers provide Indigenous language interpretation in Cree, Ojibway, and Oji-Cree languages to support with full or partial language barrier patients.

Want to learn more or access these services? Visit https://wrha.mb.ca/indigenous-health/patient-services/ for details.

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Saviez-vous que l’ORSW offre un service d’interprétation en langues autochtones? C’est vrai! Les interprètes-ressources fournissent une interprétation en langues autochtones (cri, ojibway et oji-cri) pour aider les patients souffrant d’une barrière linguistique totale ou partielle.

Vous souhaitez accéder à ces services ? Visitez https://wrha.mb.ca/indigenous-health/patient-services/ pour plus de détails.

06/01/2026

National Indigenous History Month is a time to honour the diverse cultures, experiences, and vital contributions of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples. It is also an opportunity to reflect on the ongoing impacts of colonization and how we can take tangible steps toward reconciliation.

Over the month of June, we are reflecting on the past, present, and future contributions of Indigenous people across our health system and on the work being done to improve experiences and outcomes for Indigenous people throughout Manitoba.

By weaving together past, present, and future, we can bring together diverse perspectives and move forward in a good way while honouring the path that brought us here.
Visit the link in our bio to explore opportunities to learn, reflect and celebrate National Indigenous History Month.

Learn more at: https://sharedhealthmb.ca/news/national-indigenous-history-month

Happy , !During Pride Week and throughout the month of June, we are celebrating the 2SLGBTQQIA+ community. Join us on ...
06/01/2026

Happy , !

During Pride Week and throughout the month of June, we are celebrating the 2SLGBTQQIA+ community. Join us on Sunday, June 7, to celebrate members of the 2SLGBTQQIA+ community – our colleagues, family members, friends and patients, as we march in the Winnipeg Pride Parade.

Visit sharedhealthmb.ca/about/community/2slgbtqqia/ for more details and for a list of Pride activities taking place across Manitoba.

Questions, suggestions or concerns related to the health care services you are receiving? We can help.WRHA Client Relati...
05/29/2026

Questions, suggestions or concerns related to the health care services you are receiving? We can help.

WRHA Client Relations works within the region to help our patients, clients and residents navigate their health-care journey.

Learn more at https://wrha.mb.ca/contact-us/client-relations/

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Si vous avez des questions, des suggestions ou des préoccupations concernant les services de santé qui vous sont offerts, nous pouvons vous aider.

L'équipe de relations avec les bénéficiaires de l'ORSW aide nos patients, bénéficiaires et résidents à s'orienter dans leur propre cheminement relatif aux soins de santé.

Pour en savoir plus, visitez https://wrha.mb.ca/fr/contactez-nous/relations-avec-les-beneficiaires/

05/29/2026

It’s important to stay hydrated during warm weather. Visit one of our hydration stations located throughout the city, or visit a cooling space to cool down. For additional information, see: winnipeg.ca/heatrelief.
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Il est important de rester hydraté par temps chaud. Visitez l’un de nos postes d’hydratation aménagés dans toute la ville, ou rendez-vous à un lieu de rafraîchissement pour vous rafraîchir. Pour d’autres renseignements : winnipeg.ca/rafraichissement

Measles is highly contagious and characterized by a blotchy, red rash. It can cause serious complications like pneumonia...
05/28/2026

Measles is highly contagious and characterized by a blotchy, red rash. It can cause serious complications like pneumonia and brain swelling (encephalitis).

Immunization is the best way to prevent measles. Talk to your health-care provider or call Health Links – Info Santé (1-888-315-9257) to ensure everyone is up to date. If you are planning to travel with an infant between 6 months and 12 months of age, talk to your health care provider about early measles vaccination.

Unsure if you have received the measles vaccine and want to check your immunization records? Have questions about the vaccine?
👉 Talk to your health-care provider or local public health office or request your records online: https://forms.gov.mb.ca/immunization-update-request/

Visit Manitoba.ca/measles to learn more.



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La rougeole est très contagieuse et se caractérise par une éruption cutanée rouge et tachetée. Elle peut entraîner de graves complications comme une pneumonie et un œdème cérébral (encéphalite).

L’immunisation est le meilleur moyen de prévenir la rougeole. Consultez votre fournisseur de soins de santé ou appelez Health Links – Info Santé (1 888 315-9257) pour vous assurer que tout le monde est à jour. Si vous prévoyez voyager avec un nourrisson de 6 à 12 mois, parlez à votre fournisseur de soins de santé de la vaccination précoce contre la rougeole.

Vous ne savez pas si vous avez reçu le vaccin contre la rougeole et souhaitez vérifier votre carnet d’immunisation? Vous avez des questions sur le vaccin?
👉 Consultez votre fournisseur de soins de santé ou votre bureau de santé publique local, ou demandez votre carnet en ligne : https://bit.ly/4jqCcC1

Vous trouverez des ressources et plus encore ici : http://www.manitoba.ca/measles

Ticks, Mosquitoes, and Animal Bites! Oh My! We may not have lions or tigers in Manitoba, but a bite from a tick, mosquit...
05/27/2026

Ticks, Mosquitoes, and Animal Bites! Oh My!
We may not have lions or tigers in Manitoba, but a bite from a tick, mosquito, or unfamiliar animal can still ruin your adventure. Some bites can carry diseases like Lyme disease, West Nile virus, or rabies.

Before you head outdoors:
- Use insect repellent
- Wear long sleeves and pants
- Check for ticks when you get home
- Keep your distance from wild or stray animals

For more information, please visit https://bit.ly/4mjKc8j

Stay safe and enjoy the outdoors bite-free!



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Tiques, moustiques et morsures d'animaux ! Oh là là !

Il n'y a peut-être pas de lions ni de tigres au Manitoba, mais une piqûre de tique, de moustique ou d'animal inconnu peut tout de même gâcher votre aventure. Certaines piqûres peuvent transmettre des maladies comme la maladie de Lyme, le virus du Nil occidental ou la rage.

Avant de sortir :
- Utilisez un insectifuge.
- Portez des manches longues et des pantalons.
- Vérifiez la présence de tiques à votre retour.
- Tenez-vous à distance des animaux sauvages ou étrangers.

Pour plus d'informations, veuillez consulter le site https://bit.ly/4mjKc8j.

Soyez en sécurité et profitez du plein air sans piqûres !

Walk-In Connected Care Clinics (WICCCs) are available to the general public on a walk-in basis to meet unexpected health...
05/25/2026

Walk-In Connected Care Clinics (WICCCs) are available to the general public on a walk-in basis to meet unexpected health care needs during times when it is difficult to see your regular care provider.

Walk-In Connected Care is provided by nurse practitioners, physician assistants and registered nurses; they will directly communicate and connect back to your regular care provider if required.

👉 Book an appointment at medinav.ca
👉 Find clinic locations and wait times at myrightcare.ca

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Des cliniques sans rendez-vous de soins de continuité (Walk-In Connected Care Clinics ou WICCC) sont à la disposition des membres du public pour répondre à leurs besoins imprévus de soins de santé quand il leur est difficile de consulter leur fournisseur de soins habituel.

Les soins de continuité sans rendez-vous sont prodigués par des infirmières praticiennes, des adjoints au médecin et des infirmières autorisées, qui communiqueront directement avec votre fournisseur de soins habituel pour assurer une continuité si nécessaire.

👉 Prenez rendez-vous au medinav.ca
👉 Trouvez les emplacements et les temps d'attente sur wrha.mb.ca/fr/temps-dattente/

Have you heard about PrEP? It’s a daily HIV prevention medication that can reduce the risk of contracting HIV by up to 9...
05/22/2026

Have you heard about PrEP? It’s a daily HIV prevention medication that can reduce the risk of contracting HIV by up to 99%!

Your primary care provider can provide you with a prescription for PrEP, which is now covered in Manitoba through the Manitoba HIV Medications Program (MHMP). This ensures all Manitobans can access this important drug free of charge.

Don’t be discouraged by the stigma around taking medication to prevent HIV. PrEP is safe to take. Take charge of your sexual health by taking PrEP.

Learn more about PrEP here: https://mbhiv.ca/prep/

Find prevention tips, information about getting tested, and resources like places to access free condoms, PreP, and harm reduction supplies at www.streetconnections.ca/hiv

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Avez-vous entendu parler de la PrEP ? Il s’agit d’un médicament de prévention du VIH à prise quotidienne qui peut réduire le risque de contracter le VIH jusqu’à 99 % !

Votre médecin traitant peut vous prescrire la PrEP, qui est maintenant couverte au Manitoba par le Programme manitobain de médicaments contre le VIH (PMMH). Ainsi, tous les Manitobains peuvent accéder gratuitement à ce médicament important.

Ne vous laissez pas décourager par la stigmatisation entourant la prise de médicaments pour prévenir le VIH. La PrEP est un médicament sûr. Prenez votre santé sexuelle en main en prenant la PrEP.

Pour en savoir plus sur la PrEP, cliquez ici : https://mbhiv.ca/prep/

Trouvez des conseils de prévention, des informations sur le dépistage et des ressources comme des endroits où obtenir des préservatifs gratuits, de la PreP et du matériel de réduction des méfaits sur le site https://streetconnections.ca/fr/vih

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