News
Meeting people where they are: Palliative care beyond the clinic
April 17, 2026. Partnerships between primary care providers, palliative care specialists and social service organizations are bringing care to the region's most vulnerable people, by meting them where they are.
Palliative care leaders gather to shape the future of end-of-life care
April 15, 2026. A workshop took place in March with a goal to build a more connected, responsive and compassionate palliative care system for residents of the Frontenac, Lennox and Addington (FLA) region.
Before care comes listening: FLA OHT and Indigenous palliative care
April 15, 2026. Last Fall a collaborative, community-engaged effort brought together many FLA OHTpartners for a Talking Circle focused on Indigenous palliative and end-of-life care. The goal was simple: to listen.
For providers navigating end-of-life care, a guide to help find the way
April 14, 2026. When managing end-of-life care, providers-physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses and care coordinators, and allied health providers alike-can now turn to a resource was created to support these situations.
FLA OHT introduces online hub for palliative care resources
February 17, 2026. FLA OHT launched two webpages to support patients, caregivers, families and health-care providers by centralizing palliative care resources. They include information, practical tools and links to local services in one place.
Co-designing care: How community voices are shaping health-care delivery
December 11, 2025. Community members of the FLA OHT are not just advisors, they are co-designers whose insights, lived experience and perspectives help shape the new model of health-care delivery in the region.
Community Council Spotlight: Latré Lawson
December 4, 2025. The FLA OHT is pleased to introduce Latré Lawson, a new member of Community Council who brings experience in ensuring that diverse voices are heard and actively shape service design and delivery.
Health Homes making an impact: Loyalist Team increases access & equity in reproductive health
December 2, 2025. Family physicians at Loyalist Family Health Team took an innovative approach to reproductive health care.
FLA OHT receives $1.49 million to attach up to 3,500 community members to primary care
October 21, 2025. Frontenac, Lennox and Addington Ontario Health Team receives $1.49 million to attach up to 3,500 community members to primary care.
Connected by Spirit: Indigenous art invites reflection, connection, and healing at AMHS-KFLA
October 17, 2025. A collaboration of FLA OHT partners brought Indigenous artwork installations to seven health-care sites creating cultural safety and belonging.
Improving access to culturally safe care through Indigenous health and cultural supports
October 16, 2025. New Indigenous-led services make it easier for Indigenous people to get help earlier, have a smoother hospital discharge, and receive care that honours culture, language, and tradition.
Community Council Spotlight: Lynn Brant
October 15, 2025. The FLA OHT is pleased to introduce Lynn Brant, a member of the Community Council. Lynn is a proud Mohawk woman who works as a nurse practitioner with a passion for indigenous healing.