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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTED TO MANAGE HERITAGE MANOR

Released on July 15, 1998

Health Minister Clay Serby today announced that a public administrator

has been appointed to assume the management of Heritage Manor in

Kindersley.



The board of the 80 bed special care home announced its resignation on

June 22. The municipalities responsible for Kindersley Senior Care

Inc. have not appointed a new board.



"As Minister of Health, it's my responsibility to ensure the continued

provision of safe, quality care at Heritage Manor," Serby said. "I

have full confidence in the abilities of the health care professionals

providing this care to residents. In order to support them, I must

take this necessary step and appoint a public administrator."



Vern McClelland will begin serving as public administrator

immediately. McClelland, who's from Maidstone, brings many years of

health-related experience to the job. He will assume the authority

previously held by the board of Kindersley Senior Care Inc. This

includes ensuring the provision of quality care and managing the

assets of the corporation.



McClelland will also work with the parties involved, including member

municipalities and the Prairie West Health District, to try and reach

a long-term solution.



"I'm confident that all the partners will work together to

resolve their outstanding issues and ensure that residents of

Heritage Manor continue to receive the best quality care

possible," Serby said.



Authority for the Minister of Health to appoint a public

administrator is outlined in The Health Districts Act.



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For more information, contact:



Jeff Brown

Communications and Public Information

Saskatchewan Health

Regina

Phone: (306) 787-4088

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