investment where it matters most
Healthcare services in Selkirk extend well beyond the city’s population of 11,400 residents. The city is home to a regional general hospital and Manitoba’s largest mental health facility. Selkirk also provides an Emergency Medical Services Centre, and walk-in clinics, and a growing network of specialized healthcare providers. These include physician and dental clinics, denturists, optometrists, chiropractors, and therapy centres. Nearly 900 people work in the healthcare and social assistance industry in Selkirk, making it one of the city’s key employment sectors.
Selkirk continues to attract significant public and private investment in healthcare. The Interlake-Eastern Regional Health Authority (IERHA) serves a regional population of more than 133,000 people across Manitoba’s Interlake-Eastern Region. Within this regional healthcare system, Selkirk plays a central role in delivering and supporting healthcare services.
Source: Statistics Canada 2021 – Census of Population; Interlake Eastern Health Foundation
healthcare services closer to home
Residents of Manitoba’s Interlake Region have historically travelled to Winnipeg or Brandon for specialized medical procedures. The Selkirk Regional Health Centre provides many of these services closer to home. The Centre offers a regional birthing centre and advanced technology to support acute care, outpatient services, and hospitalization. The facility has the region’s first MRI machine and 65 beds supporting medical and surgical care, obstetrics, and special care. It also provides a full range of services including:
- Diagnostic imaging
- Laboratory testing
- Cancer care
- Dialysis
Rehabilitation - Internal medicine
- Palliative care
The Selkirk Regional Health Centre also holds a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®) Silver designation. The Canada Green Building Council administers this internationally recognized rating system for sustainability excellence and green building leadership. The hospital was built to meet LEED standards, reducing environmental impact and supporting efficient healthcare delivery. Its layout is designed to support the community’s long-term growth and evolving healthcare needs. Leadership team works closely with community partners to plan future expansion and service development. These efforts support a resilient and sustainable regional healthcare system that can respond to future demands.
a healthcare hub that is here to serve
Selkirk continues to grow as a regional healthcare hub and attract new services and facilities.
Easton Place Medical Centre provides integrated, innovative health and wellness and wellness solutions. It offers a range of high-calibre medical specialists and services in one, convenient location. The Centre includes a medical clinic, dental office, pharmacy, professional offices, and an education centre. Future plans may also include assisted and supportive living services.
Selkirk Mental Health Centre is a 252-bed facility that provides specialized inpatient mental health and acquired brain injury treatment and rehabilitation services. It serves Manitobans whose needs cannot be met elsewhere in the provincial healthcare system.
Adjacent Selkirk Business Park supports light industrial development that creates opportunities for healthcare services and related industries operating in proximity. This supports collaboration, innovation, investment, and Selkirk’s continued economic growth.
Healthcare services in Selkirk extend well beyond the city’s population of 11,400 residents. The city is home to a regional general hospital and Manitoba’s largest mental health facility. Selkirk also provides an Emergency Medical Services Centre, and walk-in clinics, and a growing network of specialized healthcare providers. These include physician and dental clinics, denturists, optometrists, chiropractors, and therapy centres. Nearly 900 people work in the healthcare and social assistance industry in Selkirk, making it one of the city’s key employment sectors.
Selkirk continues to attract significant public and private investment in healthcare. The Interlake-Eastern Regional Health Authority (IERHA) serves a regional population of more than 133,000 people across Manitoba’s Interlake-Eastern Region. Within this regional healthcare system, Selkirk plays a central role in delivering and supporting healthcare services.
Source: Statistics Canada 2021 – Census of Population; Interlake Eastern Health Foundation
healthcare services closer to home
Residents of Manitoba’s Interlake Region have historically travelled to Winnipeg or Brandon for specialized medical procedures. The Selkirk Regional Health Centre provides many of these services closer to home. The Centre offers a regional birthing centre and advanced technology to support acute care, outpatient services, and hospitalization. The facility has the region’s first MRI machine and 65 beds supporting medical and surgical care, obstetrics, and special care. It also provides a full range of services including:
- Diagnostic imaging
- Laboratory testing
- Cancer care
- Dialysis
Rehabilitation - Internal medicine
- Palliative care
The Selkirk Regional Health Centre also holds a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®) Silver designation. The Canada Green Building Council administers this internationally recognized rating system for sustainability excellence and green building leadership. The hospital was built to meet LEED standards, reducing environmental impact and supporting efficient healthcare delivery. Its layout is designed to support the community’s long-term growth and evolving healthcare needs. Leadership team works closely with community partners to plan future expansion and service development. These efforts support a resilient and sustainable regional healthcare system that can respond to future demands.
a healthcare hub that is here to serve
Selkirk continues to grow as a regional healthcare hub and attract new services and facilities.
Easton Place Medical Centre provides integrated, innovative health and wellness and wellness solutions. It offers a range of high-calibre medical specialists and services in one, convenient location. The Centre includes a medical clinic, dental office, pharmacy, professional offices, and an education centre. Future plans may also include assisted and supportive living services.
Selkirk Mental Health Centre is a 252-bed facility that provides specialized inpatient mental health and acquired brain injury treatment and rehabilitation services. It serves Manitobans whose needs cannot be met elsewhere in the provincial healthcare system.
Adjacent Selkirk Business Park supports light industrial development that creates opportunities for healthcare services and related industries operating in proximity. This supports collaboration, innovation, investment, and Selkirk’s continued economic growth.
Healthcare services in Selkirk extend well beyond the city’s population of 11,400 residents. The city is home to a regional general hospital and Manitoba’s largest mental health facility. Selkirk also provides an Emergency Medical Services Centre, and walk-in clinics, and a growing network of specialized healthcare providers. These include physician and dental clinics, denturists, optometrists, chiropractors, and therapy centres. Nearly 900 people work in the healthcare and social assistance industry in Selkirk, making it one of the city’s key employment sectors.
Selkirk continues to attract significant public and private investment in healthcare. The Interlake-Eastern Regional Health Authority (IERHA) serves a regional population of more than 133,000 people across Manitoba’s Interlake-Eastern Region. Within this regional healthcare system, Selkirk plays a central role in delivering and supporting healthcare services.
Source: Statistics Canada 2021 – Census of Population; Interlake Eastern Health Foundation
healthcare services closer to home
Residents of Manitoba’s Interlake Region have historically travelled to Winnipeg or Brandon for specialized medical procedures. The Selkirk Regional Health Centre provides many of these services closer to home. The Centre offers a regional birthing centre and advanced technology to support acute care, outpatient services, and hospitalization. The facility has the region’s first MRI machine and 65 beds supporting medical and surgical care, obstetrics, and special care. It also provides a full range of services including:
- Diagnostic imaging
- Laboratory testing
- Cancer care
- Dialysis
Rehabilitation - Internal medicine
- Palliative care
The Selkirk Regional Health Centre also holds a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®) Silver designation. The Canada Green Building Council administers this internationally recognized rating system for sustainability excellence and green building leadership. The hospital was built to meet LEED standards, reducing environmental impact and supporting efficient healthcare delivery. Its layout is designed to support the community’s long-term growth and evolving healthcare needs. Leadership team works closely with community partners to plan future expansion and service development. These efforts support a resilient and sustainable regional healthcare system that can respond to future demands.
a healthcare hub
that is here to serve
Selkirk continues to grow as a regional healthcare hub and attract new services and facilities.
Easton Place Medical Centre provides integrated, innovative health and wellness and wellness solutions. It offers a range of high-calibre medical specialists and services in one, convenient location. The Centre includes a medical clinic, dental office, pharmacy, professional offices, and an education centre. Future plans may also include assisted and supportive living services.
Selkirk Mental Health Centre is a 252-bed facility that provides specialized inpatient mental health and acquired brain injury treatment and rehabilitation services. It serves Manitobans whose needs cannot be met elsewhere in the provincial healthcare system.
Adjacent Selkirk Business Park supports light industrial development that creates opportunities for healthcare services and related industries operating in proximity. This supports collaboration, innovation, investment, and Selkirk’s continued economic growth.