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Dialysis Treatment Disruptions

Published Tuesday, December 16, 2025

Due to a watermain break on November 22 which damaged dialysis treatment areas in Seven Oaks General Hospital, we’ve had to make temporary changes to patient schedules and treatment locations. Your schedule may be affected.

It is important you continue to work with your care team to maintain regular treatment. Someone from your treatment team will be in contact with you to let you know when and where you or your family member will dialyze.

This issue is disruptive and frustrating. Please know we are committed to working with our partners to restore full dialysis capacity at Seven Oaks as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience and kindness to our staff as we navigate this situation.

We care about your health and safety. If you have questions about upcoming appointments or other issues, please call us at 204-632-3467.


Visitor Access

We support visitor access in non-outbreak inpatient areas along with access for Designated Caregivers in outpatient and Urgent Care services as per the Visitor Access Guidelines.

Visiting Hours: 8:00am-8:30pm | enter via the Leila Ave. entrance.

To coordinate a virtual visit with your loved one, contact Carlie Caslake at 204-632-3390.


Masks Recommended

For general visitors, designated care providers and individuals seeking care, masks will be readily available and strongly encouraged, but will not be required except in areas where an immunocompromised population is receiving care. Signage will indicate where masks are required.

Symptomatic patients/residents/clients will continue to be asked to wear a mask for the safety of everyone around them (as tolerated).

In areas where additional precautions are in place, designated caregivers and general visitors will be able to visit with appropriate PPE.

In areas of outbreak, designated caregivers can continue to visit with appropriate PPE.


If you have any questions or concerns about visitation, please email [email protected]