The wait time data provided here are for scheduled tests, treatments and services only. Patients who require emergency care are not placed on a wait list.

Summary of All Hip & Knee Surgeries

Includes Total Hip Replacement, Hip Revision, Knee Replacement, and Knee Revision.

Regional Health Authority
Facility
Median Wait Time
(in weeks)
Total
 (per month)
2023/2024
Fiscal Year to Date1
2022/2023
Fiscal Year1
Prairie Mountain Health Brandon Regional Health Centre 42 30 448 856
Southern Health-Santé Sud Boundary Trails Health Centre 29 68 611 597
Winnipeg All Facilities 17 381 4,127 4,219
Concordia Hospital 15 237 2,246 1,974
Grace Hospital 29 142 1,825 2,169
Manitoba Total 26 479 5,186 5,672

Data for January 2024

1 Fiscal year is April to March.

On rare occasions, hip and knee surgeries are performed at other Winnipeg facilities on an emergency basis. For this reason, the total number of surgeries performed in Winnipeg may exceed the sum of the surgeries performed at the individual facilities listed here.

Median wait time: The point at which half the patients have had their treatment, and the other half are still waiting. For example, if a median wait time is 4 weeks, this means that half of the patients waited less than 4 weeks, and half waited more than 4 weeks. The median is another way of reflecting what a "typical" patient might have experienced in that time period. Unlike the average, the median is not generally influenced by one or two very unusual cases (long or short), and is therefore more stable over time.

Some facilities show longer median wait times. However, this is not an indication that all patients wait longer for hip and knee surgery at those sites.


Hip and Knee Waiting Overall
Regional Health Authority
Facility
Total Number Waiting
Prairie Mountain Health Brandon Regional Health Centre 327
Southern Health-Santé Sud Boundary Trails Health Centre 204
Winnipeg Concordia Hospital & Grace Hospital 2,070
Manitoba Total 2,601

Data for January 2024


A wait list is a list of individuals who are waiting for a special medical or diagnostic service. Only suitable patients who have consented to receive the service are placed on a wait list. Patients who are not ready for the service, such as those who need time in pre-habilitation or may be recommended for other treatment options, are not placed on a wait list. Patients who have not consented to the service do not go on a wait list. Patients who are determined by their care provider to be an emergency are also not put on a wait list.



Hip & Knee Surgeries Historical Information

Historical data for the previous 13 months is available by clicking the link below:

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