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CAPITAL APPROVAL ANNOUNCED

Released on June 26, 1998

Health Minister Clay Serby today announced that the Battlefords

District Health Board has received approval to proceed with planning

for regeneration of the Battlefords District Care Centre in

Battleford. The renovation will include upgrading resident care areas

and support services to improve overall delivery of care and enhance

the living environment for residents. The existing building will also

be upgraded to meet new building and fire code requirements.



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

approval will allow the district to initiate local planning for the

regeneration of this facility."



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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