Ornge - Home

About Us

A vital part of Ontario’s health care system, Ornge provides high quality air ambulance service and medical transport to people who are critically ill or injured. In the air and on the ground, our job is to be there for patients, so they can get safe and timely care, transport and access to health services they need.

LEARN MORE

/Media/Ornge/Homepage-Images/Photos%20for%20Cards/HOMEPAGE-CARD-IMAGE-Ipropel.jpg

iPropel: Ornge Strategic Plan

LEARN MORE

/Media/Ornge/Homepage-Images/Photos%20for%20Cards/Top-100-Homepage.jpg

GTA's Top 100 Employer

LEARN MORE

A desktop image of a former patient and paramedic in an Ornge helicopter

Share Your Story

Ornge performs approximately 20,000 patient-related transports every year from communities across Ontario, just like yours. Unfortunately, We don't often hear what happens to our patients once we have completed a transport - we want to learn more about your story!

You have the power to inspire; share your story today!

LEARN MORE

Join Our Newsletter

Latest News

MORE NEWS

April 13, 2021

13 April, 2021

Ornge releases 2021-2024 Strategic Plan

March 24, 2021

24 March, 2021

NAN Celebrates Signing of Relationship Accords

Ornge joined seven other organizations in the signing of Relationship Accords to improve health care across NAN territory.

March 9, 2021

9 March, 2021

Ornge fixed wing air ambulances struck by lasers three times in Sudbury

February 1, 2021

1 February, 2021

Vaccination efforts accelerate across Ontario’s northern fly-in communities

January 26, 2021

26 January, 2021

TVO: How do you run a COVID-19 vaccination effort in a remote community?

Winter roads. Far-flung communities. Thousands of doses of vaccine. Inside the efforts to stage “probably the biggest public-health program Canada has ever undertaken”

January 22, 2021

22 January, 2021

Painting to new heights

January 19, 2021

19 January, 2021

CBC News: 'Operation Remote Immunity' ramps up as Ornge prepares to vaccinate 31 fly-in First Nations

Cultural sensitivity and community safety are top of mind for the Ornge team tasked with transporting COVID-19 vaccines and vaccinating 31 remote First Nations in northern Ontario, a monumental task they have designated "Operation Remote Immunity."

Latest Tweets

Skip Tweets VIEW IN BROWSER Tweets by Ornge

Accreditation Canada

We participated in the accreditation process because we believe that quality and safety matter to our patients and their families. We are committed to identifying new opportunities and areas of improvement for Ornge to continue to provide high quality and safe air ambulance services and for Ontario's patients.

LEARN MORE