LifeLine App

Mental health challenges in Northern Saskatchewan, characterized by high rates of mental illness and suicide, especially among Indigenous populations, highlight the urgent need for accessible, continuous care. Geographic isolation, limited mental health resources, and fragmented post-discharge support exacerbate these issues.

LifeLine™ addresses these gaps through a mobile application providing ongoing emotional and clinical support, enhancing patient engagement, and streamlining care coordination.

LifeLine™ leverages innovative AI-driven features such as the Pimâtisiwin chatbot for emotional support, real-time virtual consultations with mental health clinicians, automated medication management, appointment scheduling, mood journaling, and standardized mental health questionnaires. These tools enable continuous monitoring and early intervention, significantly reducing risks of relapse and hospital readmissions. Additionally, the app includes gamification elements to motivate regular engagement, fostering proactive mental health management.

Ultimately, LifeLine™  promotes equitable healthcare access, improves mental health outcomes, and aligns with Saskatchewan’s priorities for healthcare transformation, delivering comprehensive support tailored specifically for remote and underserved communities.