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Regional Renal Programs

Regional Directors Regional Medical Leads

Ontario’s Regional Renal Programs provide high-quality and consistent care across the province for people with chronic kidney disease. A Regional Renal Program refers to a group of healthcare organizations that work together to deliver kidney care services within a specific geographic area. These services may be delivered at one or more of these locations: 

  • a hub hospital, including offsite units
  • satellite units
  • long-term care homes
  • independent health facilities
  • other community health service locations

Hub hospitals deliver kidney care services. Their staff oversee the planning and coordination of kidney services in their programs. Fourteen regional directors and 14 regional medical leads help coordinate services between different Regional Renal Programs. They work together to make sure planning and coordination of care is sound across the province. They collaborate with health system partners, clinical experts, and patient and family advisors. Together, the Regional Renal Programs form a network of 96 affiliated kidney service sites across Ontario.

Find a Regional Renal Program

At least 1 Regional Renal Program exists in each of Ontario’s 14 Local Health Integration NetworksOpens in a new window (LHINs).

LOCAL HEALTH INTEGRATION NETWORK REGIONAL RENAL PROGRAM
Erie St. Clair Windsor Regional HospitalOpens in a new window
South West London Health Sciences CentreOpens in a new window
Waterloo Wellington Grand River HospitalOpens in a new window
Hamilton Niagara Haldimand Brant Niagara HealthOpens in a new window St. Joseph’s Healthcare HamiltonOpens in a new window
Central West William Osler Health SystemOpens in a new window
Mississauga Halton Halton HealthcareOpens in a new window Trillium Health PartnersOpens in a new window
 
Toronto Central Providence Healthcare, St. Joseph’s Health Centre and St. Michael’s Hospital

Sunnybrook Health Sciences CentreOpens in a new window University Health NetworkOpens in a new window
Central Humber River HospitalOpens in a new window
Mackenzie HealthOpens in a new window
Central East Lakeridge HealthOpens in a new window
Peterborough Regional Health CentreOpens in a new window
Scarborough Health NetworkOpens in a new window
South East Kingston Health Sciences CentreOpens in a new window
Champlain Renfrew Victoria HospitalOpens in a new window
The Ottawa HospitalOpens in a new window
North Simcoe Muskoka Orillia Soldiers’ Memorial HospitalOpens in a new window
Royal Victoria Regional Health CentreOpens in a new window
North East Health Sciences North/Horizon Santé NordOpens in a new window
North Bay Regional Health CentreOpens in a new window
Sault Area HospitalOpens in a new window
Timmins and District HospitalOpens in a new window
North West Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences CentreOpens in a new window

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