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SHA piloting program in Regina where some COVID-19 patients requiring oxygen therapy can recover at home Shane Hill is among the registered therapists working in acute care who provides COVID-positive patients on oxygen with instruction about the monitoring program before they leave the hospital. Submitted photo. The Saskatchewan Health Authority has expanded a program that provides home-based monitoring of patients with COVID-19 to include patients who require oxygen therapy but are otherwise able to go home. Two COVID-19 units at Regina General Hospital began piloting the change to the Home Health Monitoring Program on April 15. Potential clients must be over the age of 16, stable on oxygen and requiring no more than three litres of oxygen per minute or who are stable and weaning from oxygen for 24 hours or more. They can’t have other acute, unstable medical conditions and must be deemed safe for discharge, must agree to the support and be able to manage independently at home

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