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Assiniboine Regional Health Authority

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Formation
  
1998

Chief Executive Officer
  
Penny Gilson

Official language
  
English, French

Motto
  
Taking charge of change

Headquarters
  
Souris, Manitoba (Corporate Office) Shoal Lake, Manitoba (Regional Office)

Key people
  
William Bryant (Chair) Ted Bartlett (VP of Support Services & Capital Planning) Pat Cockburn (VP of Programs & Standards) Deb Clevett (VP Community Health Services)

The Assiniboine Regional Health Authority (ARHA) is the service provider for health care in southwestern Manitoba. The population of the ARHA is estimated at 71,497. ARHA provides health services in the following communities: Baldur, Minnedosa, Birtle, Neepawa, Boissevain, Carberry, Rivers, Cartwright, Deloraine, Russell, Elkhorn, Erickson, Glenboro, Souris, Hamiota, Treherne, Hartney, Virden, Killarney, Melita, Wawanesa, Shoal Lake, Strathclair, Reston, and Sandy Lake.

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Services

ARHA operates 20 acute care facilities, 1 transitional care unit, 28 long-term care facilities, and 7elderly persons housing units. The ARHA provides public health, mental health, diagnostic, emergency medical, and home care services. There are sixty-four physicians providing medical services in the area.

Governance

The BHRA is run by a 14-member board of directors. Nominations for the board of directors are submitted to the Minister of Health. The Minister of Health appoints directors for a three-year term. As of April 3, 2007, the current ARHA directors are:

  • William Bryant (Russell - Chairman)
  • William Busby (Reston)
  • Donald Cataford (Rivers)
  • Dean Dietrich (Neepawa)
  • Debbie Eastcott (Shoal Lake)
  • Diana Heneghan (Rossburn)
  • Larry Hogue (Brandon)
  • Jacqueline Leforte (Goodlands)
  • Charles Lowes (McAuley)
  • Harvey Patterson (Forrest)
  • Patricia Phillips (Hartney)
  • Bonnie Proven (Minnedosa)
  • Stafford Shewchuk (Sandy Lake)
  • Eva Whitebird (Erickson)
  • References

    Assiniboine Regional Health Authority Wikipedia