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.