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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.
Co-design in action: “Find Services” tool
August 5, 2025. The Find Services tool is an easy-to-use webpage that helps people search for local and provincial health and wellness services.. It was built through co-design—from the ground up—with community members as equal partners in its development.
New model of care makes aging at home easier
June 13, 2025. FLA OHT led several partners in a project - Living Well with Home Care - to design a more connected and effective model of care for people to access at home, especially for older adults and those with complex needs.
How Health Homes are connecting more people to care teams
June 12, 2025. The People-Centred Health Home framework is helping thousands of people in our region connect to care teams in their own neighbourhoods in a way that is more coordinated, responsive, and equitable.
Spotlight on health equity: regional gender-affirming care
June 10, 2025. Across our region, health-care providers are coming together to strengthen gender-affirming care and support health equity through a growing regional community of practice known as the Gender Diversity Rounds.
Integrated Care Pathways help people with COPD and heart failure stay healthier, longer
April 16, 2025. FLA OHT partners are finding innovative pathways to connect people-who are living with certain chronic diseases and do not have a primary care provider-to the support and care they need.
Strengthening regional health systems: Community paramedics train on heart failure care
April 15, 2025. The FLA OHT and its partners are breaking new ground with the innovative Community Paramedic Training initiative, designed to boost collaboration and empower paramedics to support heart failure care.
Introducing Find Services: A new way to navigate health and wellness support
April 14, 2025. FLA OHT has created a new online tool to make finding services easier. Whether you're searching for mental health support, palliative care support, food access, or a primary care provider, the Find Services tool can help.
Partner Spotlight: KHSC’s Heart Function Clinic
April 14, 2025. This clinic is transforming heart failure care in our community and playing an essential role in the Integrated Care Pathways, which guide providers with seamless evidence-based care throughout a person's journey with the heart condition.