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Nutrition & Food Services

Nutrition & Food Services provides nourishment to support recovery during a hospital visit. On this page, you will find information for admitted patients to order food, retail food services available to visitors, and how Registered Dietitians can be an important part of your healthcare team.

Patient Food Services

Patients are provided with meals and snacks throughout their hospital stay.  The meals are delivered to the patient’s room.  Please let your healthcare team know about any special dietary requirements, food allergies and intolerances. 

There are nourishment centers located throughout the clinical unit where you will find a selection of snacks and beverages for patients between meals.

Tube feed products are provided when your healthcare team determines nutrition requirements are not met from food alone. 

“Ready Set Eat” is a patient food room service model that gives flexibility to order your meals when you want to eat.  This service is available between 6:30 am - 6:30 pm. 

  • The menu has a variety of options for your food preferences or needs.  The menu is available in print and electronic formats. 
  • Standard Menu
  • Texture Modified Menus:
    • Soft
    • Minced
    • Pureed

Order your personalized meals by following these steps. 

  1. To order your meals electronically using a mobile device: 

Call the Nutrition & Food Services office at 306-655-2328.

Provide your contact information to receive your unique verification link by cell phone number or email. When you receive the link, click on "Open HS onTray" to start. 

After entering the patient’s last name and date of birth, you can customize future meals at your fingertips by following the on-screen information. When you are done

selecting items, select the shopping cart to checkout and click “Submit Your Order”.

Check out this video to learn more about ordering a meal using HS onTray.

 Frequently Asked Questions about HS onTray.

2. To order your meals via telephone: 

Call the Nutrition & Food Services office at 306-655-2328.

Provide your name, room number, meal selections, and the time you would like to eat. 

If staff are unable to take your call, please leave a message with all the information. 

We would love to hear how the food was during your visit.  Please take the time to provide your menu feedback for kids (link to REDCAP pediatric survey) or adult patients (link to REDCAP maternal survey).  

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Breakfast sandwich with sausage, hashbrown, and apple slices
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Chicken stir-fry served on rice noodles
Chickpea spinach curry served with mini naan
Mini brownies and vanilla cupcake with sprinkles
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Food Services for Caregivers, Visitors, and Staff

Coffee shops and cafés offer delicious food options to caregivers, visitors, patients, and staff. There are retail food service locations at Royal University Hospital (RUH). The locations and hours of operation are: 

Locations and Hours of Operation

You may also access the vending machine services located in JPCH and RUH. 

While in the hospital, Nutrition & Food Services can provide guest meals for caregivers, support people, or parents. A standard meal tray is delivered to your loved one’s room location.  To order a guest meal, call 306-655-2328 one day in advance and pay $10.00 for each meal at one of the cafés in RUH. Please note that dietary requests are unable to be accommodated at this time.   

If you are looking for other food options, you can find the Good Earth Coffeehouse located on the main floor of JPCH. Please visit their website for details.

Nutrition Services

Registered Dietitians (RD) work collaboratively with other care team members to provide personalized nutrition support.  An RD is a regulated healthcare professional who provides nutrition care in both inpatient and outpatient programs to restore and maintain good health.  Nutrition support may include assessment, care plans, education, and counselling for patients and families. 
Patients are connected to a RD through a referral from a physician or member of your healthcare team. 

For more information, explore our resources and stay connected with our mission to nourish. 

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