Seven Oaks General Hospital

Seven Oaks General Hospital

Seven Oaks General Hospital (SOGH) has a kidney health clinic, three dialysis units and peritoneal dialysis and home hemodialysis training programs.

The first SOGH dialysis unit opened in 2002. The facility began offering peritoneal dialysis in 2007 and home hemodialysis in 2009.

Click on the below service areas to learn more about get more information such as directions and contact phone numbers.

**The SOGH Kidney Health Clinic has moved**

The SOGH Kidney Health Clinic is located on the main floor and is accessible from either the McPhillips East entrance or the front hospital entrance. The clinic is across from Diagnostic Imaging. Click here to view a map of SOGH’s main floor.

Parking:

There is paid parking available outside the dialysis unit on the east side of the building and also on the south side of the building near the main entrance. Paid parking spots require paying by stall number at stations inside the main entrances.

Handi Transit:

Individuals using Handi-Transit are dropped off and picked up at the Dialysis Unit entrance.

Phone Numbers:

The SOGH Dialysis Unit 1 is located in the northeast corner of the building on the main floor. Click here to view a map of SOGH’s main floor. The dialysis unit has its own dedicated entrance. A waiting area is located just outside the unit. At this time, Dialysis Unit 1 has 30 dialysis beds and operates six days per week three shifts per day.

The daily routine of the facility is:

  • The first shift starts between 8:00 – 9:00 am
  • The second shift starts between 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
  • The evening shift starts between 18:00 – 19:00 pm

Parking:

If you are going to be receiving regular dialysis treatments at SOGH you can arrange parking with your health-care team. For visitors, there is paid parking available outside the dialysis unit on the east side of the building and also on the south side of the building near the main entrance. Some paid parking spots require paying by stall number at stations inside the main entrances while others outside the dialysis unit are metered. There is some dedicated parking for dialysis patients outside the unit.

Handi Transit:

Individuals using Handi-Transit are dropped off and picked up at the Dialysis Unit entrance.

Phone Numbers:

The SOGH Dialysis Unit 2 is located on the main floor of the hospital. Click here to view a map of SOGH’s main floor. A waiting area is located just outside the unit. At this time, Dialysis Unit 2 has 10 dialysis stations (beds and chairs) and operates six days per week three shifts per day.

The daily routine of the facility is:

  • The first shift starts between 8:00 – 9:00 am
  • The second shift starts between 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
  • The evening shift starts between 18:00 – 19:00 pm

Parking:

If you are going to be receiving regular dialysis treatments at SOGH you can arrange parking with your health-care team. For visitors, there is paid parking available outside the dialysis unit on the east side of the building and also on the south side of the building near the main entrance. Some paid parking spots require paying by stall number at stations inside the main entrances while others outside the dialysis unit are metered. There is some dedicated parking for dialysis patients outside the unit.

Handi Transit:

Individuals using Handi-Transit are dropped off and picked up at the Dialysis Unit entrance or Leila Entrance.

Phone Numbers:

The SOGH Dialysis Unit 3 is located on the third floor of the hospital. Take the elevators just passed the main entrance atrium to the main floor and go straight when exiting the elevator on the third floor. A waiting area is located just outside the unit. At this time, Dialysis Unit 3 has 10 dialysis stations (beds) and operates six days per week three shifts per day.

The daily routine of the facility is:

  • The first shift starts between 8:00 – 9:00 am
  • The second shift starts between 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
  • The evening shift starts between 18:00 – 19:00 pm

Parking:

If you are going to be receiving regular dialysis treatments at SOGH you can arrange parking with your health-care team. For visitors, there is paid parking available outside the dialysis unit on the east side of the building and also on the south side of the building near the main entrance. Some paid parking spots require paying by stall number at stations inside the main entrances while others outside the dialysis unit are metered. There is some dedicated parking for dialysis patients outside the unit.

Handi Transit:

Individuals using Handi-Transit are dropped off and picked up at the Leila Entrance.

Phone Numbers:

SOGH Dialysis Unit 4 is located off the rear hallway of the street-level floor (Floor ‘2’) of the hospital. When entering from the Leila facing entrance, walk straight and past the main set of elevators and turn right down that hallway. The door for “Dialysis 4” is marked on your left hand side.  Click here to view a map of SOGH’s main floor.  At this time, Dialysis Unit 4 has 6 dialysis beds and operates six days per week three shifts per day.

The daily routine of the facility is:

  • The first shift starts between 8:00 – 9:00 am
  • The second shift starts between 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
  • The evening shift starts between 18:00 – 19:00 pm

Parking:

If you are going to be receiving regular dialysis treatments at SOGH you can arrange parking with your health-care team. For visitors, there is paid parking available outside the dialysis unit on the east side of the building and also on the south side of the building near the main entrance. Some paid parking spots require paying by stall number at stations inside the main entrances while others outside the dialysis unit are metered. There is some dedicated parking for dialysis patients outside the unit.

Handi Transit:

Individuals using Handi-Transit are dropped off and picked up at the Leila Entrance.

Phone Numbers:

Direct to the facility:  204-632-3577

Social Worker:  204-632-3485/204-632-3644

Dietician:    204-632-3421, 204-631-3045, 204-632-3426, 204-632-3111 or 204-632-3948

Occupational Therapy:  204-631-3046

SOGH Dialysis Unit 5 is located off the rear hallway of the street-level floor (Floor ‘2’) of the hospital. When entering from the Leila facing entrance, walk straight and past the main set of elevators and turn right down that hallway. Signage for the “Dialysis 5” hallway is marked on your left hand side.  Click here to view a map of SOGH’s main floor. 

The daily routine of the facility is:

  • The first shift starts between 8:00 – 9:00 am
  • The second shift starts between 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
  • The evening shift starts between 18:00 – 19:00 pm

Parking:

If you are going to be receiving regular dialysis treatments at SOGH you can arrange parking with your health-care team. For visitors, there is paid parking available outside the dialysis unit on the east side of the building and also on the south side of the building near the main entrance. Some paid parking spots require paying by stall number at stations inside the main entrances while others outside the dialysis unit are metered. There is some dedicated parking for dialysis patients outside the unit.

Handi Transit:

Individuals using Handi-Transit are dropped off and picked up at the Leila Entrance.

Phone Numbers:

Direct to the facility:  204-632-3577

Social Worker:  204-632-3485/204-632-3644

Dietician:    204-632-3421, 204-631-3045, 204-632-3426, 204-632-3111 or 204-632-3948

Occupational Therapy:  204-631-3046

The Peritoneal Dialysis Training Unit is located in the same space as the Renal Health Clinic. The SOGH Renal Health Clinic is located on the main floor on the east side of the building (facing McPhillips St.) You can reach the Clinic either through the Dialysis Unit entrance or from another part of the hospital. Click here to view a map of SOGH’s main floor.

Parking:

If you are going to be training for peritoneal dialysis, you can arrange parking with your health-care team.

Handi Transit:

Individuals using Handi-Transit are dropped off and picked up at Sherbrook Entrance at the main entrance off Leila Ave.

Phone Number: 204-632-3454 or toll-free 1-855-829-8405

  • Dietitian: 204-632-3045
  • Occupational Therapy:  204-632-3597

The Home Hemodialysis Training Unit is located on third floor of the hospital.  Click here to view a map of SOGH’s main floor. Take the elevators to the third floor and look for the Home Hemo Unit signs. This unit is accessed by staff and trainees only.

Parking:

If you are going to be training for home hemodialysis, you can arrange parking with your health-care team.

Handi Transit:

Individuals using Handi-Transit are dropped off and picked up at Sherbrook Entrance at the main entrance off Leila Ave.

Phone Number: 204-632-3634 or toll-free 1-855-829-8406

  • Dietitian: 204-632-3948
  • Occupational Therapy:  204-632-3597
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