Everyone in Ontario iswelcome.
OLH is designed for anyone who wants a simple, private first step—but it may be especially valuable when care feels distant, confusing, uncomfortable or difficult to access.
People without primary care
A practical way to monitor selected health indicators and discuss an appropriate next step while waiting to be connected with a primary-care provider.
Veterans and their families
A familiar community setting with possible pathways to specialized veteran and hospital services when appropriate.
Seniors
Close-to-home access to guided screening, with human support available to help explain options and reduce confusion.
Rural and small-town residents
A local entry point for people facing long travel, limited appointment availability or extended waits for care.
Indigenous people
Culturally respectful, low-barrier access supported by trained staff, clear consent and an arm's-length option for exploring a health concern.
People who feel hesitant
A private first step for anyone who feels scared, angry, embarrassed, uncertain or worried about others learning about a health concern.
People monitoring their wellbeing
A simple way to repeat selected screenings, observe changes over time and decide whether a conversation with a healthcare professional may be useful.
OLH is not exclusively for Legion members, veterans, seniors or Indigenous people. It is designed to serve everyone in the community.
Navigation only matters if it ends in service.
Our fulfillment network gives the OLH Nurse Navigator practical options when a client needs more than an explanation.
OLH is beginning with respected organizations that bring specialized expertise and established service pathways. As the pilot continues, we expect to add multiple new healthcare and community-service organizations based on the needs we observe.
Specialized hospital pathways for veterans and cardiovascular care.
Sunnybrook brings nationally recognized clinical expertise and access pathways that may support eligible OLH clients through the Veterans Program and the Schulich Heart Program. The OLH Nurse Navigator can help an appropriate client understand the available pathway and what information or next steps may be required.
Specialized mental-health, smoking cessation, memory and related service pathways.
CAMH expands the range of services that may be available to eligible OLH clients. Current pathways may include STOP smoking cessation services (STOP Program), memory services, lung-cancer access and Indigenous services. The Nurse Navigator helps determine which pathway may fit the client's needs and supports a clearer handoff.
Recognized cognitive-assessment expertise.
MoCA Cognition provides a pathway related to cognitive assessment and memory concerns. When appropriate, the OLH Nurse Navigator can help an eligible client understand the next step and prepare for a more informed connection.
A network designed to grow
These partners are the beginning—not the limit.
The pilot will help OLH learn which services communities need most. We expect to add new fulfillment partners over time, expanding the range of possible connections available to clients and giving Nurse Navigators more appropriate options.
More partners can mean more service pathways and more opportunities for useful referrals. It does not mean every screening results in a referral. The right measure is a successful, consented connection to an appropriate service—not referral volume alone.
Interested in becoming an OLH care or service partner? Let's discuss how your organization could strengthen the community pathway.
Become a Service Partner
OLH app coming soon for iOS and Android
Your health. Your information. Your next step.
Complete the screening questionnaire on the OLH app, pair with a participating kiosk, and stay connected to the OLH pathway.
App downloads will be available at launch.
