The Future of Health Care in Ontario is Already Here.
We’re helping Ontario build a sustainable and responsive virtual care health system.
The Future of Health Care in Ontario is Already Here.
We’re helping Ontario build a sustainable and responsive virtual care health system.
How is OTN Making a Difference in Ontario?
Our programs and services were developed with providers and partners in every part of Ontario’s health care system. The result? Improved access to care, more efficient delivery and more effective collaboration between providers.
This solid foundation has allowed us to rapidly develop and deploy real-world solutions that are aligned with Ontario’s best practices.
Like Telehomecare, which means CHF (congestive heart failure) and COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) patients can be monitored and coached in their homes and, along with their caregivers, can actively engage in managing their own health. This is just one of the ways OTN is making a difference in Ontario.
Transforming Health Care
We’re helping Ontario build a sustainable and responsive virtual care health system.
People Stories
Find out how OTN connected these people to care.
Telehomecare, the Remote Care Coach
This is Beatrice. She’s 77 and has chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). "One morning, I was having trouble breathing, really gasping. My poor family was terrified and called 911."
Virtual house calls transform the patient experience
Yanekah suffered a serious car accident at age 18. After years of chronic pain, as well as depression and anxiety, the stress of pregnancy made life even harder to manage.
Telestroke Saves Lives
One morning in July 2011, 35-year-old Brandy Engelsdorfer headed to the second floor of her Shannonville, Ontario, home to wake up her three children. At the top of the stairs, she suddenly banged into the wall, “and the world turned sideways.”
Year in Review
OTN Business Plan 2016-17
OTN continues to strengthen, develop and increase the value of its telemedicine platform. At the same time, OTN’s role is evolving, expanding its focus from rural telemedicine to being a driver of digital health care transformation in Ontario. OTN will continue to grow as a catalyst; identifying, sourcing and integrating digital solutions that work for Ontario’s healthcare system.
Who is OTN?
OTN is a not-for-profit organization funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care charged with building a sustainable and responsive virtual care system.
How is OTN Making a Difference in Ontario
Connected care has deep roots in this province. Learn More about how we are making a difference in Ontario.