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About the Summit
The Integrated Care Action Summit was created by the OHT Community of Practice – representing 58 OHTs across the province – in response to a shared desire to connect in-person and collaborate in more meaningful ways.
The Summit brings together OHTs, Primary Care Networks (PCNs), Patient and Family Advisory Councils (PFACs), and partners – including primary care, acute care, home care, community support services, patients, and caregivers – to share what’s working, learn from challenges, align on shared commitments, and accelerate progress across the system.
Planning and programming are shaped by a dedicated committee with representation from OHTs, PCNs, and PFACs, grounded in a simple belief: integrated care moves faster when communities learn from one another, build on proven work, and advance shared priorities together.
2025 Summit Themes​
Planning for People
Putting people at the centre of integrated care
Powering Care
People, teams, and digital innovation
Stronger Together
Building resilient health and social care systems through collaboration and partnership
From Insight to Impact
Turning data, ideas, and collaboration into measurable change
What are Ontario Health Teams?
Established by Ontario’s Connecting Care Act in 2019, OHTs were created to be an integrated care delivery system that as a new way of organizing care so it’s more connected and coordinated in local communities. OHTs bring providers across the continuum together as one team—working to deliver better coordinated, more integrated care for the people they serve.
For more information on Ontario Health Teams, visit the Government of Ontario website.
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