Important PTAC Access Updates

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Following our recent system enhancements to the new PTAC platform, the URLs for both the Home and Login pages have been updated. As a result, anyone who previously bookmarked or favourited the old links may experience difficulties accessing the PTAC portal.

To ensure uninterrupted access, we ask all users to take a moment to:

Update your bookmarks and favourites
Please replace any previously saved PTAC links with the new, updated URL: https://www.hospitaltransfers.com/transfer

Updating your saved links will help prevent login issues and ensure you are always directed to the most current version of the PTAC portal.

If you continue to have trouble accessing PTAC after updating your bookmark, please contact ptacsupport@ornge.ca for assistance.

Thank you for your cooperation and for helping ensure a smooth transition to the enhanced PTAC system.

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Emergency Contact Sheet

September 11, 2025

11 September, 2025

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Ontario

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Ornge Media

As we recognize Air Ambulance Week, we want to remind residents and visitors in remote and cottage communities to be prepared in case of an emergency. These areas can be challenging to locate or access quickly. Our printable Emergency Contact Sheet should be posted in a visible and accessible location and includes space to fill out:

  • Location (GPS coordinates, address and lane number)
  • Medical Information (medical conditions or animals on premises)
  • Emergency Contacts (neighbours/relatives, Park Ranger or local emergency number)
 
Being prepared can save precious time when it matters most.
 
General Emergency Contact Sheet Northern Emergency Contact Sheet


It’s also important to exercise caution while using all-terrain vehicles (ATVs). ATV incidents are a common reason for emergency medical transport, and prevention starts with awareness. For tips on what to do if an ATV accident occurs, check out our article Critical Steps to Take After an ATV Accident with Ornge’s Critical Care Paramedic, Jonathan Lee. It’s a valuable resource that could make all the difference in an emergency.

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