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About Ontario Health Profiles Site

This website is sponsored by The Ontario Community Health
Profiles Partnership (OCHPP) to make detailed, area-level
health data available to everyone. Our goal is to support
action to reduce health inequities in Ontario.

Ontario Primary Care Need, Service Use, Providers and Teams, and Gaps in Care 2015/16

What's New

•  Ontario Conversion 2016 Dissemination Areas to
     small areas (including Neighbourhoods), Sub-Regions,
     LHINs, Census Tracts (CT), Census Subdivisions (CSD),
     Health Regions, Aggregate Dissemination Area (ADA)

•  Launch Interactive Maps

•  Toronto Health Status Indicators (interactive
     dashboards produced by Toronto Public Health)

•  Create Charts for all 140 Toronto neighbourhoods
     by descending value and by neighbourhood Name

•  Create Charts for selected Toronto neighbourhoods
     by neighbourhood Name and by ID

•  Cancer Prevention 2016/18 data for Neighbourhoods
     in Toronto Central LHIN and City of Toronto and
     Central LHIN; Ontario Sub-Regions and LHINs

•  Premature Mortality maps for Neighbourhoods
     in Central LHIN and TC LHIN and City of Toronto

•  Create Custom Geography for 2015/17 Hospital
     Admissions: Neighbourhoods in LHIN 7 and LHIN 8

•  Create PDF profile for 2015/17 Hospital Admissions:      Individual Sub-Region and LHIN & Neighbourhood in
     Central LHIN and Toronto Central and City of Toronto

•  2016 Socio-demographic: Income Variables maps in
     Toronto Central and City of Toronto Neighbourhoods

•  2016 Socio-demographic, Persons in Low Income —
     Market Basket Measure (MBM): Neighbourhoods in
     LHIN 7 and LHIN 8; Ontario Sub-Regions and LHINs

•  2016 Marginalization Index for Toronto and Central LHIN
     data. For more information visit ON-Marg page

•  2016 Socio-demographic, Rank of Language Spoken At
     Home: maps for Neighbourhoods in LHIN 7 and LHIN 8

•  Maps and New Report: Geographic Variation in Primary
     Care Need, Service Use and Providers in Ontario,
     2015/16

How to Use the OCHPP Website OCHPP User Guide

    Check About the Data page for information about
    definitions, data quality & limitations, and selection
    and preparation of variables

Check our Archived Data page to find archived
Ontario Geographies no longer in use (from 2017)

Coming Soon

•  New Registered Persons Database (RPDB)-based
   population denominators

•  More Interactive Maps and Bar Charts

•  New Adult Health and Disease data

•  New Emergency Department (ED) visits data

Select your LHIN to view Data tables:

Local Health Integration Networks (LHIN) in Ontario

We provide health and health-related indicators in two basic forms:

Ontario Health Profiles: Community-level health indicators - the Health Profiles provide detailed statistics about people living in communities and how these communities compare with the LHINs/Neighbourhoods overall. These data are available in pdf and table format.
We provide data for all Ontario at the LHIN and Sub-Region levels. We provide Neighbourhood-level data for partner LHINs.

Health Data Maps: Ontario-wide health indicators - maps give an overview of how the health of different communities within Ontario compare with each other.

Ontario Marginalization Index (ON-Marg)

Ontario Marginalization Index: The Ontario Marginalization Index (ON-Marg) can be used to understand inequalities in health and other social problems related to health among either population groups or geographic areas across Ontario.

Canadian Marginalization Index (CAN-Marg)

Canadian Marginalization Index: The Canadian Marginalization Index (CAN-Marg) can be used to understand inequalities in health and other social problems related to health among either population groups or geographic areas across Canada.

Toronto Health Status Indicators

These interactive dashboards produced by Toronto Public Health (TPH) provide highlights and key information on population health status in the city of Toronto.

Please read the following terms and conditions of use carefully before
using the data: Terms Of Use

This website was supported by ICES, which is funded by an annual grant from the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care (MOHLTC). The opinions, results and conclusions reported on this website are those of the partners and are independent from the funding sources. No endorsement by ICES or the Ontario MOHLTC is intended or should be inferred.

Parts of this material are based on data and information compiled and provided by Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI). However, the analyses, conclusions, opinions and statements expressed herein are those of the partners, and not necessarily those of CIHI.

Parts of this material are based on data and information provided by Cancer Care Ontario (CCO). The opinions, results, view, and conclusions reported on this website are those of the partners and do not necessarily reflect those of CCO. No endorsement by CCO is intended or should be inferred.