Enhancing Access to Primary Health Care Services in Yorkton

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is pleased to announce the opening of a second primary health care clinic location in Yorkton.

Beginning October 14, 2025, the Broadway Primary Health Care Clinic, located at 398 Broadway Street West in Yorkton, will be open Tuesday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The new Broadway Primary Health Care Clinic offers the same primary health services as the existing Sunrise Health and Wellness Centre. 

“The new Broadway Primary Health Care Clinic is a valuable addition, enhancing access to high quality care for families in the Yorkton area,” Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill said. “This is another step forward in our government’s commitment to ensure everyone in Saskatchewan has access to a primary care provider by the end of 2028”. 

Five primary care providers and three clinic staff are relocating from the Sunrise Health and Wellness Centre to the new Broadway Primary Health Care Clinic. Patients of Dr. Hashem, Dr. Rosborough, Dr. Bernat and nurse practitioners Stephanie Monette and Andrea Litzenberger, will visit the new location for all appointments as of October 14. To make an appointment at Broadway Primary Health Care Clinic after October 14, call 1-306-782-8080.

“Adding a second clinic will provide increased access to primary health care services in Yorkton and area,” said Jodie Yathon, Director of Primary Health Care, SHA. “Delivering a coordinated, team-based approach ensures patients are be seen by the right provider at the right time, and that providers and staff can work together seamlessly to provide the care each patient needs.” 

The new Broadway Primary Health Care Clinic will enhance access to primary care services for residents of Yorkton and the surrounding area, ensuring that all providers in the region can continue delivering high-quality care. To inquire about providers taking new clients, please call either the Sunrise Health Wellness Centre at 1-306-786-6363 or the Broadway Primary Health Care Clinic.

“The opening of this new clinic is an exciting step forward for Yorkton and the surrounding area,” MLA for Yorkton David Chan said. “Thanks to the dedication of our local health care providers, families will benefit from high-quality care delivered right here in our community.” 

New positions have also been added to support the two primary health care clinics in Yorkton, thanks to a $559,000 investment from the Government of Saskatchewan. These include a primary health care Registered Nurse, a dietician, a primary health care counsellor, a part-time pharmacist, and additional clinic assist staff. Through the addition of these new positions, the Broadway Primary Health Care Clinic will offer a comprehensive team-based approach to patient care, including access to nursing, nutrition, and mental health support, as well as chronic illness management.

Saskatchewan’s Health Human Resource Action Plan to recruit, train, incentivize and retain is seeing results. Fifteen health professionals have located to Yorkton under the rural and remote recruitment incentive program. This includes registered and licensed practical nurses, medical lab and radiation technicians and assistants. A recent government investment also created a new family medicine resident training seat to be placed in Yorkton.