East Toronto Care Network (EastTCaN) is an integrated care program that supports people living in and/or accessing care in East Toronto. It involves an evolution of the Primary and Community Care (PCC) Response Teams program.

The Integrated Neighbourhood Home Care Program is an initiative in Thorncliffe Park and Taylor-Massey that aims to improve home care services for adults. The goal is to make home care more connected and better for the people who need it and the people who provide it. 

The Thorncliffe Park Youth Wellness Hub is a safe, welcoming space for youth and young adults where they can easily get services related to health, wellness, employment, housing and more.

Health Access Taylor-Massey (HATM) is a healthcare, community and social services centre located in Crescent Town. We offer connections to services and resources, including COVID-19 supports, to people who live in the Taylor-Massey neighbourhood and surrounding areas.

The Oakridge Health and Harm Reduction Hub offers walk-in services for people who use drugs and other substances. Our goal is to improve the health of people who use substances and better connect local residents with health, social and community services they may benefit from.

ETHP Collaborate is an online collaboration platform that is being piloted to support East Toronto Care Network (EastTCaN), an integrated care planning program.

Working with the Registered Nurses’ Association of Ontario (RNAO), a BPSO OHT commits to a four-year partnership with the Association, during which it works to optimize patient outcomes through science-based practice and robust staff engagement.

A cQIP is a formal commitment to quality that an Ontario Health Team (OHT) makes to its community. It is an important part of how OHTs deliver higher quality, more integrated care to the communities they serve.