Spinal Cord Injury Saskatchewan Inc.
311 38th Street East S7K 0T1 and S4N 6E2 Saskatoon, SK, Canada

SCI Sask provides services for people living with physical disabilities. Www.scisask.ca

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Merlis Belsher made a $210,000 donation in 2014 to support Saskatchewan's first robot that was subsequently named after his youngest son Patrick. Robot Patrick... lives on 6th Floor Neurology and is programmed to access all patient areas within RUH. He made his way down to the O.R. on Friday, to connect a surgeon from Kentucky with Dr. Vitali for a new procedure he was undertaking at RUH - a dorsal root stimulator insertion (stimulation on the spinal column). Photo 1: LPN Katelyn Lorenz was excited to work with Patrick for the first time! Photo 2 from 2014: (l-r) Bryan Leverick, Past Volunteer Chair RUH Foundation; Patrick Belsher; Clinical Robot Patrick; Merlis Belsher; Arla Gustafson, CEO RUH Foundation; Dr. Ivar Mendez, Fred H. Wigmore Professor of Surgery, Provincial Head of Surgery, University of Saskatchewan & Saskatchewan Health Authority

Passing along some unique hints! Happy #Holidays2020

SCI Sask wishes all a safe and happy holiday season!

I am currently seeking organizations to become a SCI Sask Best Business for 2021. If you know anyone who owns a business OR are part of a business that likes to give back to the community, please connect with me. [email protected]

SCI Sask recognizes December 3 2020!

Today is Giving Tuesday! Please support the work of SCI Sask. Thank you

Giving Tuesday SCI Sask appreciates your support! Thank you

SCI Sask thanks the many veterans in Canada. Remembrance Day 2020

SCI Sask Office in Saskatoon closed on Tuesday due to snowstorm, and Wednesday for Remembrance DaySCI Sask Office in Saskatoon closed on Tuesday due to snowstorm, and Wednesday for Remembrance Day

SCI Sask offers sincere condolences to the family and friends of long time disability advocate Donna Duxbury.SCI Sask offers sincere condolences to the family and friends of long time disability advocate Donna Duxbury.

SCI Sask acknowledges the fear, pain, loss of dignity and utter frustration that people living with disabilities unfortunately experience. SCI Sask seeks your input, support and statements of concern to take forward to the decision makers in the province and the country to AFFECT CHANGE!

On World Spina Bifida Day, we dream of a world where you can do it all. Special thanks to every family who shared videos with us we did our best to include as... many as we could. And again, our sincerest appreciation to the Spina Bifida Association for collaborating with us again this year. See more

https://scisask.ca/creating-accessible-canada/