Saskatchewan Patient Transfer Services

06/08/2026

🌅🚑 Living the Saskatchewan Dream 🚑🌅

One of our incredible Saskatchewan Patient Transfer Services team members captured this breathtaking sunrise while responding to an early morning call in Northern Saskatchewan.

Moments like these are a reminder of why Saskatchewan is proudly known as the “Land of Living Skies.” Every day, our crews travel thousands of kilometres across this beautiful province, from bustling cities to remote northern communities, and we’re constantly reminded of the natural beauty that surrounds us.

Whether it’s a golden prairie sunset, a northern sunrise painted in shades of purple and pink, or endless horizons stretching as far as the eye can see, we’re incredibly fortunate to call this place home.

As we serve patients across Saskatchewan 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, we’re grateful not only for the opportunity to help people when they need us most, but also for the privilege of experiencing scenes like this along the way.

We truly are lucky to live, work, and raise our families here on the Canadian Prairies. ❤️

📸 Photo credit: SPTS Crew Member

05/21/2026

🚑💙 PARAMEDIC SERVICES WEEK GIVEAWAY 💙🚑
This week, we want to recognize the incredible paramedics across Saskatchewan who show up every single day for their communities — often during the most difficult moments in someone’s life.
Paramedics are there when people need help the most. They work long hours, face incredibly stressful situations, and continue to provide compassionate, professional care under immense pressure. We know many of you are under-staffed, over-worked, exhausted, and still continuing to serve your communities with dedication and heart.
From all of us at Saskatchewan Patient Transfer Services (SPTS) — thank you.
To show our appreciation during Paramedic Services Week, we are giving away TWO prize packages to two deserving Saskatchewan paramedics! 🚑☕
🎁 PRIZE PACKAGES 🎁
🏆 2 Winners Will Receive:
💳 $300 Pre-Paid Credit Card
☕ $100 Starbucks Gift Card
✅ HOW TO ENTER:
1️⃣ Follow our page
2️⃣ Like this post
3️⃣ Share this post
4️⃣ Tag a Saskatchewan paramedic in the comments
✨ Multiple comments = multiple entries
✨ Each tagged paramedic = one additional entry
📍 Open to Saskatchewan-licensed and currently working paramedics only.
📍 Winners must provide proof of Saskatchewan paramedic licensing and current employment to receive the prize.
📅 Giveaway closes at 11:59 PM CST on May 24, 2026.
🏆 Winners will be randomly drawn and announced shortly after closing next week.
To every paramedic across Saskatchewan:
Thank you for your courage, resilience, compassion, and sacrifice. Your work does not go unnoticed, and your communities are stronger because of you. 💙

05/21/2026

05/12/2026

🩺💙 NURSES WEEK GIVEAWAY 💙🩺
From all of us at Saskatchewan Patient Transfer Services (SPTS) & Driven With Care (DWC), thank you to the incredible nurses across Saskatchewan who care for patients with compassion, dignity, and professionalism every single day.
Whether you work in a busy emergency department, ICU, rural hospital, long-term care home, clinic, mental health facility, home care, dialysis unit, or on the front lines of patient transport coordination — your impact on patients and families is immeasurable.
You are often the calm voice during someone’s worst day, the advocate who never gives up, and the reason so many patients feel safe and cared for. We see the long shifts, the missed meals, the emotional exhaustion, and the heart you continue to bring to your work every day.
To show our appreciation during Nurses Week, SPTS & DWC are excited to give back to FOUR deserving Saskatchewan nurses! 💙
🎁 4 WINNERS — Prize Packages (~$400 Value Each)
Each winner will receive:
💳 1 x $300 Prepaid Visa/Mastercard
☕ 1 x $100 Starbucks Gift Card
✅ How to Enter
1️⃣ Follow Saskatchewan Patient Transfer Services
2️⃣ Like this post
3️⃣ Share this post
4️⃣ Tag a Saskatchewan nurse in the comments
✨ Multiple comments = multiple entries
✨ Each tagged nurse = one additional entry
⭐ BONUS ENTRY
Share this post to your story and tag Saskatchewan Patient Transfer Services for an extra entry!
📍 Open to nurses currently practicing in Saskatchewan only.
📅 Giveaway closes: May 17, 2026 at 11:59 PM CST
🏆 4 winners will be randomly selected and announced May 19, 2026.
Thank you for everything you do for patients, families, and communities across our province. Saskatchewan healthcare is stronger because of you. 💙

05/11/2026

Two of our many fantastic staff Nathan & Liam were at the Regina Public Library - Glen Elm Branch event this last weekend, showcasing our ambulances and wheelchair vans to many kiddos from the city. They handed out freezies, suckers, and stickers to many kids interested in what we do; some even got to go up and down on our powered stretchers! Tours in the back of our vehicles was quite popular! These are the types of community events that we love to be a part of!

05/01/2026

🚨 🚑 🍪 We brought some smiles 😊 to nurses and our dedicated hospital staff this week. 1,200 smiles, or 100 dozen smiles to be precise, all while supporting various charities through Tim Hortons Smile Cookies Week campaign. Anything we can do to bring a moment of happiness to our healthcare heroes in Regina at RGH, Pasqua & Wascana and in Saskatoon at RUH, St. Paul’s & City Hospitals 🏥 🚨 🚑 🍪

02/07/2026

🚨 If only Saskatchewan had a dedicated non-emergency patient transfer service provider ready to be part of the overall solution in the shortage, burnout, and workload issues that our citizens’ valued and relied upon professional Paramedics face daily…

Wait, it does, and we’ve been here since 2018 helping the Saskatchewan Health Authority daily wherever we can with low-acuity, stable patient transportation by stretcher.

Unfortunately, EMS, our highest level pre-hospital service for emergencies is spread thin to the point of being completely unavailable on a daily basis because of misuse that the Ministry of Health inadvertently promotes by subsidizing the costs for only ambulances to complete patient discharges to home hospital or long-term care facilities, scheduled medical appointments, living relocations, etc.

Although we are able to provide the same professional level of service for non-emergencies, the provincial government continues to turn a blind eye to how we can save Saskatchewan taxpayers millions of dollars while simultaneously increasing ambulance availability without adding any more resources to the system.

When a rural ambulance leaves their community for Regina or Saskatoon on a non-emergency basis simply because it is “free” or heavily subsidized for the patient, communities daily go without help or face extremely long response times for time-critical emergencies like heart attacks, childbirth, choking, strokes, seizures, etc.

Ambulance response times and lack of availability is a continual news headline; how many citizens need to potentially knock on death’s door for the Ministry of Health’s Acute & Emergency Services Branch to want to meet with us to discuss change so we can help with this dire crisis? 🚨

08/19/2025

Are you an awesome, personable individual or know someone who is that may be interested in joining our team as our next Appointment Coordinator (non-emergency medical transportation dispatcher)? Please send resumes to [email protected] referencing the open Appointment Coordinator position or follow the attached Indeed link. We hope to hear from you soon!

DWC Patient Transfer Services

05/01/2025

🚑 🍪 We brought some smiles 😊 to nurses and hospital staff this week. 1,500 smiles, or 125 dozen smiles to be precise, all while supporting charities through Tim Hortons Smile Cookies Week campaign. Anything to bring a moment of happiness to our healthcare heroes in Regina at RGH, Pasqua & Wascana and in Saskatoon at RUH, St. Paul’s & City 🏥 🚑 🍪

04/23/2025

🚑🆘 2 of our wonderful, caring Saskatoon division Patient Transfer Specialists that just recently graduated as Paramedics to work at Prince Albert EMS were tragically hit by a vehicle as pedestrians in a crosswalk in Las Vegas on a girls trip with reported life-altering injuries requires hospitalization and surgeries in the USA. If you are able to help these lovely ladies out in any way with their medical expenses please consider donating directly to their cause here:

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