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Health Care Connect

Program Results

The following information is updated quarterly. The table below reflects data from February 12, 2009 - December 31, 2012

LHIN	Total Patients Registered with HCC1	Total Patients Connected 2	Percent of Total Registered Patients Connected3	Total High Needs Patients Registered with HCC4	Total High Needs Patients Connected5	Percent of Total High Needs Patients Connected6
Central	11,570	9,164	79.2%	1,529	1,474	96.4%
Central East	26,446	20,442	77.3%	2,219	1,598	72.0%
Central West	9,596	8,930	93.1%	568	520	91.5%
Champlain	30,404	18,782	61.8%	2,823	2,185	77.4%
Erie St. Clair	13,571	12,397	91.4%	1,469	1,360	92.6%
HNHB	10,027	9,564	95.4%	1,284	1,245	97.0%
Mississauga Halton	5,766	4,966	86.1%	345	333	96.5%
North East	45,078	29,840	66.2%	4,892	2,713	55.5%
North Simcoe Muskoka	17,901	15,098	84.3%	1,847	1,578	85.4%
North West	7,935	3,158	39.8%	998	273	27.4%
South East	18,535	16,411	88.5%	1,644	1,416	86.1%
South West	23,711	18,982	80.1%	1,972	1,559	79.1%
Toronto Central	11,854	5,462	46.1%	756	619	81.9%
Waterloo Wellington	12,472	7,964	63.9%	1,057	892	84.4%
TOTAL	244,866	181,160	74.0%	23,403	17,765	75.9%

Patients Connected : The number of people who have been referred to a family health care provider through Health Care Connect. From February 12, 2009, to December 31, 2012, 74.0% of registered patients have been referred to a provider.

High Needs Patients Connected : The number of people that have been determined to have greater health needs based upon self-reported health need and have been referred to a family health care provider through Health Care Connect. Approximately 10% of registrants are high needs patients. From February 12, 2009, to December 31, 2012, 75.9% of registered high needs patients have been referred to a provider.

Notes

1. These figures may include individuals who have registered for the program more than once.
2. Not all patients that are connected through HCC become attached to a family health care provider.
3. Not all patients that are connected through HCC become attached to a family health care provider.
4. These figures may include individuals who have registered for the program more than once. A high needs patient is an individual with one or more co-morbidities, or frail. Key criteria include sell-assessed patient health status, chronic conditions or health problems, activity limiting disability, mental health status and body mass index.
5. Not all patients that are connected through HCC become attached to a family health care provider.
6. Not all patients that are connected through HCC become attached to a family health care provider.