With our partners, we are building on existing strengths and working together on the FLA OHT long-term vision. We are focused on the critical health needs of people living in the FLA region and opportunities for stronger, more connected care.
FLA OHT partners come from several Networks:
- Primary Care
- Home and Community Care
- Mental Health and Addictions
- Specialists
- Hospitals
- Long-Term Care
- Wellness and Equity
- Education and Research
FLA OHT partners with other affiliations:
- Francophone
- Indigenous
- Municipalities
- Community Members & Council
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FLA OHT partners play an important role in building awareness and promoting the work we are doing together.
New Partner Toolkit
For a consistent and recognizable approach, please refer to these resources:
- FLA OHT Five-Year Strategy - Achieving our Best Health
- Understanding the FLA OHT
- Collaborative Decision-Making Agreement
- FLA OHT Proud member logo
Thank You Partners!
Partners
Primary Care
Cataraqui Family Health Group
Great Lakes Family Health Group
CDK Family Medicine and Walk-in
Deseronto Dr. Robert Reynolds
Frontenac Doctors (Family Health Organization)
Greenwood Medical Centre (Family Health Organization)
Indigenous Inter-professional Primary Care Team
Kingston Community Health Centres (includes Street Health Centre, Midtown Kingston Health Home, Greater Napanee Health Home and more)
Kingston Family Health Team (Family Health Organization)
Limestone Family Health
- Frontenac Medical Associates
- Meadowbrook Family Medicine
Loyalist Family Health Team (Amherstview Family Health Organization)
Newton Family Health Group
Queen's Family Health Organization
Queen's University, Student Wellness Services
Queen's University, Department of Family Medicine
Rural Kingston Family Health Organization
Sharbot Lake Family Health Team
Thousand Island Family Health Organization
Home and Community Care
Alzheimer Society of KFL&A
Bayshore HealthCare
CarePartners
CBI Health
CommuniCare Therapy
Community Care for Central Hastings
Support Services - South East
Hospice Lennox & Addington
InspiAIR
Kaymar Rehabilitation
Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC @ Home)
Kingston Home Base Housing
Kingston Oxygen Home Health Care Centre
L&A Seniors Outreach Services
Land O'Lakes Community Services
Lennox & Addington County General Hospital
Medigas
ParaMed Home Health Care
ProResp
Providence Care
Quinte & District Rehabilitation
Right at Home Canada
Rural Frontenac Community Services
SE Health (Saint Elizabeth Health Care)
Southern Frontenac Community Services
Victorian Order of Nurses for Canada - Ontario Branch
Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada - Southeast
VitalAire
Integrated Mental Health and Addictions
Specialists
Kingston Health Sciences Centre
Kingston Orthopedic Pain Institute (KOPI)
Lennox & Addington County General Hospital
Ontario Medical Association, OMA District 7
Queen's University, Department of Psychiatry
Queen's University, Faculty of Health Sciences
Wellness and Equity
Community Living Kingston and District
Community Midwives of Kingston
Compassionate Communities Kingston
Holy Family Patient Transfer Inc.
Kingston Community Health Centres
Napanee Community Health Centre
Trellis HIV & Community Care
Réseau des services de santé en français de l'Est de l'Ontario (French Language Health Services Network of Eastern Ontario)
SE Health (Saint Elizabeth Health Care)
Salvation Army Kingston Harbour Lights
Southeast Ontario Vision Rehabilitation Service
Step Forward Kingston Foot Care & Wellness Clinic
Stroke Network, Regional
V2 Innovations Mobility for LIFE
Education and Research
Francophone
Réseau des services de santé en français de l'Est de l'Ontario (French Language Health Services Network of Eastern Ontario)
Municipalities
Community Members & Council
Community members include patients, clients, families, caregivers and citizens. They provide a vital contribution to the success of our Ontario Health Team by sharing their lived experience and as volunteers, such as on the Community Council. Learn more.
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New partner applications are on hold until December 2025.
Does your partner group need support for a potential project?
Collaborative Decision-Making Agreement
Our partners agree to the FLA OHT Collaborative Decision-Making Agreement (CDMA). With a goal of further addressing equity and integrating care and services for our common population, our work together is:
- Collaborative
- Voluntary
- Project-based
This agreement is not about formal legal governance structure changes, reporting, funding or accountabilities.