HOME CARE IS AT THE CENTRE

The 19th annual Home Care Ontario Symposium brings together the leaders shaping the next chapter of health care in Ontario — where care at home, system integration, and sector leadership move from discussion to action.

Home care is not an adjunct to Ontario’s health system. It is core to its performance, sustainability, and future. As demand rises and the system continues to evolve, care at home is central to delivering better outcomes, easing pressure across the continuum, and ensuring more people can receive high-quality care where they want to be: at home.

This Symposium is where health system leaders, providers, policy makers, and partners come together to set direction for what comes next. Grounded in this year’s theme, Home Care is at the Centre of the Health Care Sector, the program will focus on the policy choices, partnerships, and innovations required to strengthen care at home and connect it more effectively with hospitals, primary care, long-term care, and community services.

This is the room for decision-makers, operators, clinicians, policy leaders, technology pioneers, and system partners who are shaping the future of care in Ontario. Join home care service provider organizations, to test ideas, share proven approaches, build stronger alliances, and advance the sector with clarity and ambition.

Why Attend?

Shape the agenda. Join the leaders influencing how Ontario delivers care at home and across the broader health system.

Get practical insight. Hear what is working across policy, operations, workforce, integration, and innovation and what leaders are doing next.

Build the right connections. Meet decision-makers, operators, clinicians, researchers, and system partners who are driving change across the sector.

Move from conversation to action. Leave with stronger relationships, sharper perspective, and a clearer view of how home care can lead in the next phase of system transformation.

For any inquiries regarding this event, please contact brittany@bayleygroup.com