Dwayne Nicholson’s wonderful big smile says it all! That’s because he can now receive a portion of follow-up care for his Left Ventricular Assist Device (LVAD), commonly known as a mechanical heart, at RUH rather than in Alberta.
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“I try to treat people, the way I would like to be treated.”
These are powerful words in health care. We want to know that our loved ones, or even we ourselves will be treated with respect, compassion and kindness when we are at our most vulnerable.
Dulle’s Neurology Fundraiser includes amazing food, engaging speakers, an incredible silent auction and generous community members gathering to make a difference for neurology patients and the medical teams at RUH!
My name is Devin Gerun. Right now in our province, someone’s father, sister, partner, uncle, or grandmother is experiencing a life-threatening situation they could never have prepared for, just like me last February.
Come celebrate with us at the 42nd Annual Greek Gourmet Feast! Purchase your 2026 tickets here! Note: For tables of five or more, please contact Crystal Lyon at 306.655.0628 or crystal.lyon@ruhf.org.
You’re Invited! Warm up with us this January at a cozy WLP update meeting with your 2025 $100,000 WLP Grant recipient, Dr. Sabira Valiani, as she shares exciting updates on her project’s early progress. Plus, we’ll catch up with Dr. Soo Kim, your 2019 $100,000 WLP Grant recipient, to hear how her project has grown and […]
2021 Women Leading Philanthropy $100,000 Grant Recipient Project Update Dr. Jennifer Brown Broderick’s project HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) Self-Sampling for Primary Cervical Cancer Screening in Underserved Saskatchewan Women In September 2021, Dr. Jennifer Brown Broderick was the winner of a $100,000 grant from Women Leading Philanthropy to fund her innovative and important HPV self-sampling project. […]
If you have some free time, are a retiree, new to Saskatoon, or are looking to give back to your community…
The Royal University Hospital Foundation Gift Shop is recruiting new volunteers to join our wonderful group of volunteers.
Have you or someone you know suffered a heart attack or a heart condition?
My name is Dr. Jason Orvold, a cardiologist at Royal University Hospital and medical director for the hospital’s Cardiac Catheterization Lab, commonly known as the Cath Lab. The Cath Lab includes medical imaging, x-ray equipment and technology that allows us to see clearly inside your heart so we can clear blocked arteries or repair heart defects.
