agenda ontario health teams working group

AGENDA

ONTARIO HEALTH TEAMS

WORKING GROUP

Wednesday, September 4, 2019

2:30 P.M.

Lanark County Administration Building

Council Chambers

_______________, Chair

Participants

Councillor, John Hall (Lanark Highlands)

Councillor, Christa Lowry (Mississippi Mills)

Councillor, Peter McKenna (Smiths Falls)

Councillor, Bill Dobson (Montague)

Councillor, John Fenik (Perth)

Councillor, Barrie Crampton (Tay Valley)

Councillor, Sharon Mousseau (Beckwith)

Councillor, Sean Redmond (Carleton Place)

Councillor, Steve Fournier (Drummond North Elmsley)

Warden, Richard Kidd (Beckwith), ex officio

MPP, Randy Hillier

Staff Support

Leslie Drynan, Clerk/Deputy CAO

Jennie Bingley, Interim Director of Lanark Lodge (or designate)

Emily Hollington, Director of Social Services (or designate)

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1. CALL TO ORDER

2. DISCLOSURE OF PECUNIARY INTEREST

3. APPOINTMENT OF CHAIR

Suggested Motion:

“THAT, ___________________ be appointed as Chair of the

Ontario Health Teams Working Group.”

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TERMS OF REFERENCE

3 - 7 i) Review Terms of Reference (approved by County

Council in June 2019)

Clerk/Deputy CAO, Leslie Drynan

5. CORRESPONDENCE

8 - 16 i) MOHLTC: OHT List of Teams Invited to Full Application

and In Development

17 ii) Article: Renfrew County Collaborative Approach for OHT

18 - 22 iii) CBC News Article from R. Schooley re: Health Hub

23 iv) Request from M. Bellows, Rideau Community Health

Services re: Funding for Hospice Beds

6. OVERVIEW OF PROVINCIAL HEALTH TEAMS PROCESS

MPP, R. Hillier

7. ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION: NEXT STEPS

8. ADJOURNMENT

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ONTARIO HEALTH TEAMS

WORKING GROUP

TERMS OF REFERENCE

Approved: June 26, 2019

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. TABLE OF CONTENTS .................................................................................................... 2

2. MANDATE ........................................................................................................................ 3

3. WORKING GROUP STRUCTURE ................................................................................... 3

4. MEETINGS ....................................................................................................................... 3

5. REPORTING PROCESS .................................................................................................. 3

6. STAFF AND SUPPORT SERVICES ................................................................................. 4

7. BUDGET ........................................................................................................................... 4

8. TERM ................................................................................................................................ 4

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2. MANDATE Ontario Health Teams are being introduced by the Provincial Government to

provide a new way of organizing and delivering services in local communities. An Ontario Health Team (OHT) (also called an Integrated Care Delivery

System in the Act) is a team of health care providers who work together to design a system for their population and deliver care to allow for a seamless transition for patients accessing health care. To be considered as an OHT, the OHT must have the ability to deliver at least three types of health services (e.g., primary care services, home care, acute care, long-term care, mental health and addictions services, palliative care services, etc.). The Ministry’s guidance document states that preference will be given to submissions that include a minimum of primary care, hospital, home care, and community care. As OHTs roll out to full maturity, they will be expected to provide the full continuum of care.

The deadline for Intake one of the Self-Assessment process was May 15, 2019.

Four submissions that included Lanark County or a portion of the Lanark County boundary were submitted. The Province has committed to validating provider readiness by assessing all Intake 1 submissions by early July. At that point, each of the 4 submissions will be notified of their state of readiness (In Discovery (requires more information) or In Development (invited to submit a full application).

The purpose of the Lanark County Ontario Health Teams Working Group is as

follows:

i) Upon completion and announcement of the provincial review and provider readiness of Intake 1 self-assessment submissions, undertake a thorough review and analysis of the Ontario Health Team self-assessment proposal(s) (assuming one or more submissions are approved to move onto Discovery Stage); to determine best suits the needs of Lanark County support. This includes discussion with the respective submission lead(s), and presentation to the Working Group, if deemed necessary.

3. WORKING GROUP STRUCTURE

Comprised of the following:

Chair, Lanark County Community Services Committee One representative from each local municipality (member of County

Council), including the Town of Smiths Falls Warden (ex-officio)

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4. MEETINGS & QUORUM

The Lanark County Ontario Health Teams Working Group shall meet at the call of the Chair, to a maximum of four meetings, as required during Q3-Q4 in 2019. Quorum shall be deemed as 50% plus one voting members of the Working Group. The meetings will be held in a Meeting Room at the County of Lanark Administration Building, 99 Christie Lake Road Perth, unless otherwise determined.

5. REPORTING PROCESS

The Lanark County Ontario Health Teams Working Group will provide regular verbal updates to the Community Services Committee, through a report from the Chair, and will make final recommendations to the Community Services Committee, through a Staff Report, which will reflect the direction of the working group.

6. STAFF AND SUPPORT SERVICE

The Lanark County Ontario Health Teams Working Group will be led by the Chair of Community Services. The County Clerk or his/her designate, the Director of Lanark Lodge or his/her designate and the Director of Social Services or his/her designate shall participate in the Working Group. In addition, the County Clerk will provide additional staff resources that may be required as deemed necessary, by the Working Group.

7. BUDGET

Council remuneration will be paid in accordance with the Elected Official – Meeting and Professional Development Remuneration Policy. Travel reimbursement shall be paid in accordance with Travel Management and General Expenses Policy. All amounts will be expended to the Governance Budget for salaries and wages and travel expense. This only applies to County Council representatives.

8. TERM

The term of the Lanark County Ontario Health Teams Working Group will continue until the final report / recommendations have been presented to County Council, to a maximum of four meetings.

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AUTHORIZATION

Recommended by the Striking Committee: Dated: Original signed by B. Campbell June 26, 2019 Chair, Brian Campbell Adopted by Council: Dated: Original signed by R. Kidd June 26, 2019 Warden, Richard Kidd

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8/29/2019 Become an Ontario Health Team - Health Care Professionals - MOHLTC

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Ontario Health Teams: List of Teams Invited toFull Application and In Development for PublicPosting

Ontario Health Teams Invited to Full Application

Location Team Name(Provisional) Status Contact(s)

Huntsville Muskoka andArea OHT

FullApplication

Dr. David MathiesBoard Member and Chair, Algonquin FHT Chair,Muskoka and Area Ontario Health Team [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

OakvilleConnected CareHalton OHT

FullApplication

Mark WaltonVice President Strategy, Partnership andPerformanceHalton [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Orangeville Hills ofHeadwater

FullApplication

Stacey Daub President and CEOHeadwaters Health Care [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Bonnie KulbaExecutive AssistantHeadwaters Health Care [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Toronto - NorthWest

North TorontoOHT

FullApplication

Barbara CollinsPresident and CEOHumber River [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>

Richmond Hill West York OHT FullApplication

Altaf StationwalaPresident and CEOMacKenzie [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Toronto/North North York Full Joshua Tepper

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York Central HealthSystem OHT

Application CEONorth York General [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

NewmarketSouthlakeCommunityOHT

FullApplication

Tyler ChalkChief Strategy and Communications OfficerSouthlake Regional Health [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Orillia CouchichingOHT

FullApplication

Lynne DaviesExecutive DirectorCouchiching Family Health [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>

Markham

Eastern YorkRegion andNorth DurhamOHT

FullApplication

Elena PachecoVice President, Support Services andTransformationMarkham Stouffville [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Barrie Great BarrieArea OHT

FullApplication

Dr. John McKeeLead PhysicianRoyal Victoria Regional Health [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> ;[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>Dr. Christopher TebbuttVice PresidentAcademic and Medical AffairsRoyal Victoria Regional Health [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>

Guelph Guelph andArea OHT

FullApplication

Ross KirkconnellExecutive DirectorGuelph Family Health [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Mississauga MississaugaOHT

FullApplication

Georgia WhiteheadDirector, Strategy Management and MajorProjectsTrillium Health [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Brampton

Brampton,Bramalea,NorthEtobicoke,Malton andWestWoodbridgeOHT

FullApplication

Saleem ChattergoonDirector, Integrated Health SystemsWilliam Osler Health [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Peterborough PeterboroughOHT

FullApplication

Brenda WeirVice PresidentPeterborough Regional Health [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

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Ottawa Ottawa HealthTeam/ÉquipeSanté Ottawa

FullApplication

Simone ThibaultExecutive DirectorCentretown Community Health [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Cobourg NorthumberlandOHT

FullApplication

Linda DavisPresident and CEONorthumberland Hills [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>

Ottawa - EastÉSO Ottawa-Est/OttawaEast OHT

FullApplication

Mélanie PotvinDirectrice de projet, Carrefour Santé d’OrléansHôpital [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]><mailto:[email protected]>

Oshawa Durham OHT FullApplication

Lisa KitchenManager, Corporate Strategy DevelopmentAssociate Executive DirectorLakeridge [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>

KenoraAll NationsHealth PartnersOHT (Kenora)

FullApplication

Henry WallChief Administrative Officer and ANHP Co-ChairKenora District Services Board / WAASEGIIZHIGNANAANDAWE’[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>Anita CameronExecutive Director and ANHP Co-ChairKenora District Services Board / WAASEGIIZHIGNANAANDAWE’[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

North BayNear NorthHealth andWellness OHT

FullApplication

Paul HeinrichPresident and CEONorth Bay Regional Health [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Monique RocheleauAssociate Executive DirectorRéseau de mieux-être francophone du Nord del’[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>Kimberly LalondeDirector of Health ServicesNipissing First Nation Health [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>

Sault Ste. Marie Algoma OHT FullApplication

Wendy HanssonPresident and CEOSault Area [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Sudbury Équipe SantéSudbury andDistricts OHT

FullApplication

Dominic GirouxPresident and CEOHealth Sciences North/Horizon Santé-Nord /Ramsey Lake Health Centre

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Toronto - NorthEast

North Toronto OHT

FullApplication

Dr. Andy SmithPresident and CEOSunnybrook [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Toronto/EastYork

East TorontoHealth Partners

FullApplication

Anne BabcockPresident and CEOWoodgreen Community [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Hamilton Hamilton OHT FullApplication

John Fleming Co-Chair, Hamilton Health Team Submission /Patient AdvisorHamilton Health [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]><mailto:ontariohealthteam@burlington<abbrtitle=>

Burlington Burlington OHT FullApplication

Dr. Harpal SinghLead PhysicianNorth Burlington Medical Centre Family [email protected]<mailto:ontariohealthteam@burlington<abbrtitle=>

Stratford Huron Perthand Area OHT

FullApplication

Andrew WilliamsPresident and CEOHuron Perth Healthcare [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

London Western OHT(London)

FullApplication

Dr. Paul WoodsPresident and CEOLondon Health Sciences [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Chatham-Kent Chatham KentOHT

FullApplication

Lori MarshallPresident and CEOChatham-Kent Health [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Cambridge Cambridge OHT FullApplication

Bill DavidsonExecutive [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>

Niagara Falls Niagara OHT FullApplication

Linda BoichExecutive Vice President, QualityCommunity Development Mental Health [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Ontario Health Teams In Development

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KitchenerWaterloo

Kitchener,Waterloo,Wellesley,Wilmot andWoolwich(KW4) OHT

InDevelopment

Joseph LeeChair and Lead PhysicianCentre for Family Medicine [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

VaughanVaughanCommunityOHT

InDevelopment

Penny MarrettExecutive DirectorAddiction Services for York [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>

Milton

The MiltonPrimary andCommunityCare OHT

InDevelopment

Arieg BadawiFamily PhysicianKelso Lake Medical [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

New Tecumseth/Alliston South Simcoe In

Development

Carrie JeffreysVice President Clinical Services & Chief NursingExecutive Stevenson Memorial [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Hagersville Haldimand-Norfolk

InDevelopment

Kelly IsfanPresident and CEONorfolk General Hospital/West HaldimandGeneral [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

CollingwoodSouth GeorgianBay AllianceOHT

InDevelopment

Anne-Marie UnderhillAdministrative AssistantCollingwood General and Marine [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Pembroke Upper OttawaValley OHT

InDevelopment

Sabine MersmannVice President of Patient Services Seniors andCommunity CarePembroke Regional [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

WinchesterUpper CanadaHealth LinkOHT

InDevelopment

Cholly BolandCEOWinchester District Memorial [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

HawkesburyÉquipe SantéPrescott RussellOHT

InDevelopment

Imrana JeoffreyVice President, Ambulatory Care Quality andPerformanceHawkesbury and District General [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>

Cornwall Cornwall andArea

InDevelopment

Jeanette DespatiePresident and CEOCornwall Community Hospital

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Arnprior Three Rivers InDevelopment

Eric HannaPresident and CEOArnprior Regional [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Lanark County Lanark County InDevelopment

John JordanExecutive DirectorLanark County Health and [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>

Deep River North RenfrewHealth

InDevelopment

Richard BedardPresident and CEODeep River and District [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Haliburton HaliburtonHighlands

InDevelopment

Carolyn PlummerPresident and CEOHaliburton Highlands Health [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Renfrew Highway 60Health Team

InDevelopment

Randy PenneyPresident and CEORenfrew Victoria [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

BrockvilleLanark, Leeds,and GrenvilleOHT

InDevelopment

Tim MarkInterim CEO, Director of Clinical ServicesLanark, Leeds and Grenville Addictions andMental [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>

North Grenville North RideauHealth Alliance

InDevelopment

Frank J. VassalloCEOKemptville District [email protected]<mailt:[email protected]>

HastingsCounty/Belleville

Rural HastingsOHT

InDevelopment

Lyn LintonExecutive DirectorGateway Community Health [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Kawartha LakesCity ofKawartha LakesOHT

InDevelopment

Veronica NelsonInterim President and CEORoss Memorial [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>

Merrickville

RideauCommunityHealth ServicesOHT

InDevelopment

Michelle BellowsCEORideau Community Health Services [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Espanola Espanola andArea OHT

InDevelopment

Jon BrunettiChair

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Community of Care Planning [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

TemiskamingShores

TemiskamingHealth Team

InDevelopment

Erin MontgomeryCo-ChairTemiskaming [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Kapuskasing KapuskasingOHT

InDevelopment

Marc-André GravelDirecteur général/ Executive DirectorCSC de Kapuskasing et ré[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

HearstÉquipe SantéOntario (ESO)Hearst OHT

InDevelopment

Jacques DoucetExecutive DirectorÉquipe de santé familiale Nord-Aski FamilyHealth [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Parry Sound West ParrySound OHT

InDevelopment

Donald SandersonCEO West Parry Sound Health Centre and LakelandLong-Term [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Blind River East AlgomaOHT

InDevelopment

Dennis GuimondExecutive DirectorHuron Shores Family Health [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Chapleau

Services desante deChapleauHealth ServicesOHT

InDevelopment

Jean-Marc DesmeulesCEOServices de santé de Chapleau Health [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

TimminsNord-North-Keewaytin-Giiwedin

InDevelopment

Joan LudwigVice President and Chief Nursing ExecutiveTimmins and District [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>

Thunder Bay Northwestern InDevelopment

Nancy BlackVice President Addictions and Mental HealthSt. Joseph’s Care [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>

Wawa North Algoma InDevelopment

Kadean Ogilvie-PinterCEOLady Dunn Health [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Toronto Downtown East InDevelopment

Mary EastwoodPrimary Care Sub-Region ManagerSt. Michael's Hospital

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Toronto West Toronto InDevelopment

Jan WalkerVice President, Strategy and Innovation and CIOWest Park Healthcare [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Toronto Mid West OHT InDevelopment

Justine HumphriesDirector, Corporate Planning andCommunicationsKensington [email protected]<,ailto:[email protected]><mailto:[email protected]>

Scarborough ScarboroughOHT

InDevelopment

Michele JamesVice PresidentPeople and TransformationScarborough Health [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>

Elgin Elgin County InDevelopment to be confirmed

Windsor Windsor EssexOHT

InDevelopment

Terra CadeauProject LeadHôtel-Dieu Grace [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Ingersoll Oxford OHT InDevelopment

Sandy JansenPresident and CEOTillsonburg District Memorial Hospital andAlexandra Hospital [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Haldimand Halidmand OHT InDevelopment

David MontgomeryPresident and CEOHaldimand War Memorial [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Brantford Brantford BrantOHT

InDevelopment

Sherry R. KerrExecutive DirectorParticipation Support [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

KingstonSouth EastOntario HealthTeam

InDevelopment

Theresa MacBethDirector, Strategy Management andCommunicationsKingston Health Sciences [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Napanee

RuralFrontenac,Lennox andAddington(RFLA) OHT

InDevelopment

Sheila MabeeExecutive AssistantLennox and Addington County General [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

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Important Notes:

1. This list is subject to change.

2. The stated location for each team is approximate and may not capture the locations of allproviders/organizations who are part of the submission.

3. Team names are provisional/proposed and are not confirmed. Provisional team names may include"OHT" or "Ontario Health Team" as part of the name'; however as of the date of this posting, noOntario Health Teams have been selected.

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Renfrew County looking at collaborative approach for Ontario Health Teams Pembroke, ON, Canada / 104.9 Pembroke Today myFM News/Oldies 107.7 staff August 14, 2019 02:38 pm

The County of Renfrew is looking for a collaborative approach to the newly announced Ontario Health Teams. On Thursday, over 25 primary health care service leaders and elected officials in Renfrew County met to discuss their applications. Right now there are four Ontario Health Team applicants in the region and the purpose of the meeting was to explore the possibility of working together on their approach. The Upper Ottawa Valley Ontario Health Team includes the Pembroke Regional Hospital, Algonquins of Pikwakanagan and partners. The Highway 60 Health Team includes the Renfrew Victoria Hospital, St. Francis Memorial Hospital in Barry’s Bay and partners. The Three Rivers Ontario Health Team includes Arnprior Regional Health and partners, and North Renfrew Health is made up of the Deep River Hospital and partners. Warden Jennifer Murphy says the meeting was an opportunity for them to lead the way and set an example of patient-first primary care. She is hopeful that a collaboration will be formed to support the community in the delivery of rural and locally focussed health care. Elected officials had the opportunity to review the applications. Ontario Health Teams will replace the Local Health Integration Network in an effort to have a seamless transition for patients accessing health care. To be considered an Ontario Health Team, you must deliver three types of health services such as primary care, home care, acute care, palliative care, or mental health and addiction services.

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From: Richard Schooley <[email protected]>Sent: Thursday, August 22, 2019 9:36 AMTo: Sharon Mousseau; John Fenik; Peter McKenna ([email protected]);

[email protected]; John Hall; Barrie Crampton ([email protected]); Brian Campbell; Richard Kidd

Cc: Kurt Greaves; Leslie Drynan; [email protected]; Jennifer Miller; Forbes Symon ([email protected])

Subject: Health Hub

I noticed this yesterday https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/province‐gives‐up‐to‐seventy‐five‐million‐for‐orl‐ans‐hub‐1.5253123. I hope the link works. This is what our May 2015 Regional Healthcare Symposium was trying to get some traction around. Others are making it happen. We now have to get serious about Ontario Health Teams. A Lanark County and the catchment area of the four county hospital’s healthcare community Ontario Health Team, would enable community health; enable the right care, in the right place, at the right time, as close to home as possible and Be the most significant contribution/response to our Economic Development, Retention and Expansion ambitions. Richard Schooley 2855 The Scotch Line Perth, ON K7H 3C5 Email; [email protected] Home Phone 613-267-3574 Cell 613-812-1827

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New centre will bring 3 hospitals under 1 roof to offer bilingual services

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Dr. Bernard Leduc, president of the Montfort Hospital, welcomed the funding announcement during a newsconference in Ottawa on Aug. 20, 2019. ( Laurie Trudel/Radio-Canada )

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The Ontario government announced Tuesday that it will invest up to $75 million in a new

facility in Orléans that will bring health care services from across Ottawa under one roof.

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The Orléans Health Hub is a one-storey building that will bring together bilingual services from

three hospitals and four community service providers to better support co-ordinated care and

reduce wait times, the government said.

"[It's] the first of its kind in the province of Ontario. It has been suggested to me this can be a

prototype for other parts of Ontario, and I would certainly agree," said Health Minister

Christine Elliot, who announced the funding at the planned building site on Mer-Bleue Road.

"We know this service is needed in this part of Ottawa," Elliot said. "It's a key part of our

broader plan to build a connected and sustainable public health-care system centred around

the needs of patients."

The new building will be about 96,000 square feet and will be located at the northeast corner

of Mer-Bleue Road and Brian Coburn Boulevard.

Opening 2021

The hub, which is scheduled to open in the summer of 2021, will offer a variety of

services including specialist dermatology, pediatrics and orthopedics clinics, as well as mental

health services, senior care programs and diagnostic imaging services.

The project, led by Ottawa's Montfort Hospital, is part of the government's plan to invest $27

billion over the next 10 years in hospital infrastructure projects across Ontario.

Dr. Bernard Leduc, president of the Montfort Hospital, said the initial concept was much larger

than what's currently planned, and that he hopes expansion will be possible in the future.

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"We are celebrating the beginnings of phase 1 of the hub," Leduc said. "But we have saved

some space around here for phase 2 and 3."

The hub will provide space for a variety of hospitals and health organizations including

Montfort, CHEO and Bruyère Continuing Care.

Elliot said the total cost of the project will be up to $83 million. The hospital will continue to

raise up to another $12 million.

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From: Jennie BingleySent: Thursday, August 01, 2019 3:15 PMTo: Leslie DrynanCc: Michele Bellows ([email protected]); Susan RobertsSubject: OHT Working Group

Hi Leslie, Once the OHT Working Group has been established (I think membership is still being confirmed), can you please invite Michele Bellows from the Rideau CHC to speak to the working group about an opportunity re: funded Hospice beds. Thanks, Jennie Jennie Bingley, CPA, CMA Interim Director of Lanark Lodge 115 Christie Lake Rd Perth ON K7H 3C6 Tel: 613-267-4225 ext 7101 Fax: 613-264-2668 [email protected]

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