In crisis? Call 911, HealthLine 811, or call/text 988 for suicide crisis support.
Questions about coverage or which service to start with? Use secure intake for clinical information and phone or email for general administrative questions.
Ordinary email is useful for fees, program availability and general questions. Use the encrypted intake system for symptoms, history, medication information or anything you would expect to become part of a clinical record.
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Clinician-reviewed screening and service requests
Secure telehealth across Saskatchewan
Using the right route protects privacy and helps the clinic respond efficiently.
Use the intake for ADHD symptoms, diagnosis status, medical history, risk, treatment goals and funding information.
Call for program availability, fees, scheduling, referral process or a general question about which form to use.
Email [email protected] for non-urgent administrative questions. Avoid including sensitive clinical detail in ordinary email.
A few simple choices reduce unnecessary exposure of health information.
Do not send detailed symptoms, assessment records, prescriptions or crisis information through unsecured email.
The intake is designed to collect clinical and coverage information through the approved platform.
The clinic coordinates with physicians, schools or other providers only with appropriate consent or legal authority.
Routine voicemail, email and screening are not continuously monitored and are not crisis channels.
Response times vary with clinical demand and the nature of the request. Urgent concerns should not wait for routine clinic contact.
Yes. Providers can contact the clinic to discuss referral suitability or coordination. Patient-specific information requires consent or another lawful basis.
The team can answer questions by phone, but a secure intake is usually required before clinical acceptance so clinical appropriateness and safety can be reviewed responsibly.
Most SaskADHD care is delivered by secure telehealth to clients located in Saskatchewan at the time of service.
Secure intake gives the team the information needed to review a care request; phone or email is best for fees, scheduling, coverage and general questions.