CT Scanners to be Upgraded in Lloydminster and North Battleford

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“CT services are an essential element of our health region’s medical imaging program,” Prairie North Chief Executive Officer David Fan said.  “Sustaining and upgrading these services with the purchase and installation of new, up-to-date equipment and technology is vital for our patients and our health care providers.  We are grateful for the provincial funding and for our local health foundation partners, who eagerly committed to raising the necessary dollars to enhance services for their communities.”

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In The Battlefords, local and area support of a May 2016 radiothon sponsored and hosted by local stations in the Jim Pattison Broadcast Group raised most of the dollars toward the foundation’s campaign goal.

“The CT campaign radiothon was an exciting venture and we were honoured to be a part of it,” Battlefords Union Hospital Foundation Board Chair Michael Zaychokowsky said.  “Through the generosity and support of The Battlefords and surrounding communities, we successfully accomplished our goal of raising $600,000 toward the purchase of the new CT scanner.”

Preparations for a campaign in the Lloydminster area are underway.

“Lloydminster Region Health Foundation is pleased to partner with Prairie North Regional Health Authority and the Government of Saskatchewan to provide our community with a new CT scanner for Lloydminster Hospital,” Lloydminster Region Health Foundation Chief Executive Officer Wendy Plandowski said.  “As the current scanner nears the end of its life cycle, we are proud to commit, on behalf of our donors, to raise $600,000 toward bringing this innovative and essential equipment to Lloydminster.”