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CAPITAL APPROVAL ANNOUNCED

Released on June 2, 1998

Health Minister Clay Serby today announced two capital projects for

the Regina Health District. Approval in principle was granted for an

inpatient mental health unit at the Regina General Hospital and

improvements to the Cupar and District Nursing Home.



The new mental health facility will consolidate acute inpatient, day

patient and outpatient mental health services in a single space

designed for the purpose. The unit will have a home-like atmosphere

and include an outdoor courtyard. The renovation to the Cupar and

District Nursing Home will improve patient safety and service levels.



"We are investing in quality health services," Serby said. "The

provincial contribution for these projects will be determined once

agreements are finalized between the district and Saskatchewan

Health."



Capital proposals are reviewed by a Capital Evaluation Committee that

includes staff from Saskatchewan Health and representatives of health

districts.



This year's capital budget is $44.9 million, including spending on

previously announced and newly approved projects.



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For more information, contact:



Jeff Brown

Communications & Public Information Branch

Saskatchewan Health

Regina, Phone: (306) 787-4088

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