Enhanced Collaboration: Member organizations can work closely with a wide range of health and social service providers, including hospitals, primary care providers, home and community care, mental health services and with the community through the Community Council. This collaborative approach facilitates better coordination and integration of services, leading to improved patient care.

Improved Patient Outcomes: By working as part of an OHT, member organizations can contribute to the creation of standardized patient care pathways and benefit from a more seamless and coordinated patient care journey.

Access to Shared Resources: Members of an OHT can share resources such as health information technology, data analytics, marketing and communications efforts etc. This sharing can lead to cost savings and more efficient use of resources.

Funding Opportunities: Being part of an OHT may provide access to additional funding through shared grants aimed at supporting integrated care initiatives and innovations.

Stronger Advocacy: As part of a larger, integrated team, member organizations can amplify their collective voice when advocating for policy changes, funding, and support from government and stakeholders.