Christine Elliott, Deputy Premier and Minister of Health, released the following statement welcoming the second report from the Premier's Council on Improving Health Care and Ending Hallway Me...
Statement | Health and Long-Term Care
Over time, Ontario has continued to add new health care agencies without a plan to integrate or coordinate them. As a result, Ontario currently has a large network of provincial agencies that ...
News release | Health and Long-Term Care
Media advisory | Health and Long-Term Care
Media advisory | Health and Long-Term Care
LONDON — Each year, more than 2,000 newborn babies in the province need to be transferred to a children's hospital to get specialized, intensive care. That's why Ontario's Government for th...
News release | Health and Long-Term Care
Christine Elliott, Deputy Premier and Minister of Health and Long-Term Care, will make an announcement.
Media advisory | Health and Long-Term Care
Download an electronic press kit, including audio,...
Media advisory | Health and Long-Term Care
TORONTO - Ontario's mental health and addictions system is disconnected with uneven access to quality services, making it challenging for patients and families to navigate a confusing system and ...
News release | Health and Long-Term Care
Mental health is an essential element of health. For too long, the lack of attention to and investment in the mental health and addictions system has led to unnecessary delays in accessing high-q...
Backgrounder | Health and Long-Term Care
Caroline Mulroney, Attorney General, and Robin Martin, Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Health and Long-Term Care, will make an announcement on mental health and addictions.
Media advisory | Health and Long-Term Care
