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About our Ontario Health Team

Ontario Health Teams (OHTs) are being built across the province to provide a new way of delivering more connected care and facilitating access to care for individuals and their caregivers.

The Frontenac, Lennox & Addington Ontario Health Team (FLA OHT) is committed to developing a team-based health-care system that prioritizes mental, physical, emotional, spiritual and social health and wellness to meet our community’s needs.

FLA OHT Annual Report

Our inaugural 2023-2024 Annual Report highlights the vast amount of work accomplished together and the exciting work that lies ahead.

Our region

Our team supports residents in the area spanning Deseronto, Napanee, Kingston and Gananoque in the south; Denbigh, Sharbot Lake and Cloyne in the north; and surrounding communities in between.

Our partners

The health and wellness needs of over 210,000 people in this region are the focus, as we work together with our partners:

  • 300 health-care providers & community organizations;
  • 160 family doctors; and
  • 3 hospitals

Why build an Ontario Health Team?

To achieve our goal reflected in the Quintuple Aim - an internationally-recognized framework for the design and delivery of an equitable and accessible health-care system.

Our Mission, Vision and Principles for health care in our region are well-aligned with the Quintuple Aim.

Our Mission

  • A People-Centred Health Home for everyone in Frontenac, Lennox & Addington counties

Our Vision

  • A healthier community where we all have equitable access to high-quality care, services and supports that empower us toward Achieving our best health

Our Principles

  • Equitable: making health care available to everyone in a way that strives to meet their needs, cultural and linguistic preferences and eliminates barriers to care
  • Accessible: offering easy access to the care, services and support we need, when, where and how we need it
  • Holistic: caring for physical, emotional, mental, social, spiritual needs – not just specific health problems
  • Connected: providing smooth connections to all the services and supports that are needed to ensure high-quality care
  • Continuous: offering continuity of care across the health and wellness team throughout our entire life spans
  • Collaborative: supporting all providers to work together as a team, and with the people they serve, to deliver care and support holistic health and wellness needs
  • Accountable: ensuring we all take responsibility for creating the best possible, evidence-based health-care quality, experience and outcomes

Transitional Leadership Collaborative: comprised of co-chairs of each of the Network Partners, Support Structures and Community Council; operates on a collaborative decision-making model

Primary Care Network: comprised of primary care providers (family physicians and nurse practitioners) who work together on challenges and improvements in health and wellness delivery

Community Council: comprised of community members from diverse backgrounds, who provide their lived and living experience, advocate for the health and wellness system and participate in co-design with Priority Working Groups and Support Structures

Priority Working Groups & Support Structures: comprised of Network Partners and Community Members working together on and supporting priority projects and initiatives