About the Local Health Integration Networks
Created by the Ontario government in March 2006, the Local Health Integration Networks (LHINs) are 14 not-for-profit organizations that plan, integrate and fund local health care services in 14 different geographic areas across the province.
Each LHIN works with local health providers and community members to determine the health service priorities in their region and to coordinate services including:
• Hospitals
• Community Care Access Centres
• Community Support Services
• Long-term Care
• Mental Health and Addictions Services
• Community Health Centres
The 14 LHIN regions are shown on the map below:
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1 - Erie St. Clair
2 - South West
3 - Waterloo-Wellington
4 - Hamilton Niagara Haldimand Brant
5 - Central West
6 - Mississauga Halton
7 - Toronto Central
8 - Central
9 - Central East
10- South East
11- Champlain
12 - North Simcoe Muskoka
13 - North East
14 - North West
For more information about Local Health Integration Networks and the LHIN in your region, please visit: www.lhins.on.ca
Each LHIN works with local health providers and community members to determine the health service priorities in their region and to coordinate services including:
• Hospitals
• Community Care Access Centres
• Community Support Services
• Long-term Care
• Mental Health and Addictions Services
• Community Health Centres
The 14 LHIN regions are shown on the map below:
1 - Erie St. Clair
2 - South West
3 - Waterloo-Wellington
4 - Hamilton Niagara Haldimand Brant
5 - Central West
6 - Mississauga Halton
7 - Toronto Central
8 - Central
9 - Central East
10- South East
11- Champlain
12 - North Simcoe Muskoka
13 - North East
14 - North West
For more information about Local Health Integration Networks and the LHIN in your region, please visit: www.lhins.on.ca
