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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.

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Strategic Plan 2020

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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!

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December 3, 2019

3 December, 2019

Dr. Homer Tien appointed President and CEO of Ornge

November 1, 2019

1 November, 2019

Prehospital and Transport Medicine Fellowship

Ornge is accepting applications for a newly created Fellowship in Prehospital and Transport Medicine. The new Fellowship is scheduled to commence on July 1, 2020.

September 25, 2019

25 September, 2019

Centennial College receives donated Ornge Sikorsky helicopter at Downsview Campus

Centennial College’s School of Transportation formally recognized the donation of a decommissioned Sikorsky S-76A helicopter by Ontario’s Ornge air ambulance service at an event at the college’s Downsview Campus Centre for Aerospace and Aviation on September 25.

September 17, 2019

17 September, 2019

Celebrating Our IT Professionals!

Today is #ITProfessionalsDay. We want to thank and highlight all the hours of work put in by our IT team every day to ensure our operation runs as smooth as possible and Ontario's patients are able to be transported to the care they need.

September 12, 2019

12 September, 2019

Adam Buck: FW Captain

September 10, 2019

10 September, 2019

Ornge Celebrates National Air Ambulance Week

September 9, 2019

9 September, 2019

VIDEO: How to prepare a patient for transport

Transporting critically-ill patients is a complex process that requires close collaboration between the sending facility, Ornge and the receiving hospital. The most important person in this process is the patient and having them properly prepared for transfer is essential.

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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.

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