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OntarioMD is a not-for-profit provincial digital health agency based in Toronto, funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health to drive EMR adoption and digital health interoperability across Ontario's healthcare system. The organization operates a platform-plus-modules architecture anchored by the OMD EMR Certification Program, a five-stage validation process that assesses Electronic Medical Record products against provincial standards for functionality, security, and EHR connectivity. Around this certification core, OntarioMD delivers a suite of integrated digital health tools including Health Report Manager (HRM) for clinical report exchange, OLIS integration for laboratory results, eConsult for specialist electronic consultations, DHDR EMR Integration for medication history, eForms, and a Privacy and Security Training program, plus the OMD Advisory Service and a Peer Leader Program that provide peer-to-peer implementation support to physicians and Ontario Health Teams.

The business model is government grant–funded rather than transaction-based: OntarioMD provides its tools and advisory services to Ontario physicians, primary care providers, Ontario Health Teams, and EMR vendors at no direct cost, with revenue derived from a single Ministry of Health appropriation. Distribution is direct and field-led, combining the Peer Leader Program, OMD Advisory Service, annual Digital Health Conference, OMD Educates webinars, Luminary Awards, and an active content/newsletter program to drive tool adoption. The product portfolio is being extended into AI clinical documentation through a certified AI Scribe program that has reached 5,000+ physician users, and into a refreshed Privacy and Security Training module (launching June 2026) covering AI tool usage and Ontario's PHIPA framework. The organization holds ISO 27001 certification, won a 2018 Medtech Breakthrough Award for HRM, and is a member of the Digital Health 100. The Office of the Auditor General of Ontario has flagged accuracy concerns across approved AI Scribe systems, creating an active remediation and governance requirement.

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OntarioMD is a Toronto-based, Ministry of Health–funded provincial digital health agency that certifies EMRs and delivers integrated tools — including AI Scribe, HRM, OLIS, and eConsult — to Ontario physicians, primary care providers, and Ontario Health Teams.

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digital health tools, EMR certification, health information integration, clinical documentation software, physician practice technology
Industry3 codes
1EHR Implementation, Optimization, Training & Managed Services
CodeHLACAAALPrimaryYes
2Clinical Forms, Templates & Digital Consent (eSignature)
CodeHLACAAAJPrimaryNo
3Consent, Preference & Data Rights Management (incl. HIPAA/GDPR support)
CodeHLACAIAGPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services518
SIC code2 codes
  • Services-Health Services8000
  • Services-Computer Programming, Data Processing, Etc.7370
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Healthcare Digital Health Solutions
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1Government Funding
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

OntarioMD is a provincial organization funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health to drive digital healthcare innovation and enhance healthcare system interoperability.

ontariomd.ca
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1OMD Practice Hub
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Additional practice resource portal operated by OntarioMD

ontariomd.ca
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OntarioMD provides official EMR certification for Electronic Medical Record products in Ontario, alongside an integrated suite of digital health tools including AI-powered clinical documentation (AI Scribe), health report exchange (HRM), laboratory results integration (OLIS), electronic specialist consultations (eConsult), and medication history access (DHDR). The organization also delivers peer leader support, advisory services, and privacy and security training to accelerate digital health adoption across Ontario's physician practices and Ontario Health Teams.

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Quantifiable outcome1 of 3 values shown
  • AI scribes reduced documentation time by 69.5% among 150 primary care providers
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Product overview1 text field

OntarioMD operates as a digital health excellence organization providing a platform-plus-modules architecture centered on EMR certification and digital health tool integration. The core offering is the EMR Certification Program, which validates Electronic Medical Record products through five assessment stages. The product portfolio includes AI Scribe for AI-powered clinical documentation, Health Report Manager (HRM) for report exchange (awarded Medtech Breakthrough Award 2018), OLIS for laboratory integration, eConsult for specialist advice requests, DHDR EMR Integration for medication history, eForms, and Privacy and Security Training. Supporting services include the Peer Leader Program providing clinician-to-clinician technology guidance, OMD Advisory Service for implementation support, and Proof of Concepts for pilot testing. OntarioMD maintains recognition in the Digital Health 100, positioning the organization as a key driver of healthcare digitalization across Ontario.

Product and service8 records
1EMR Certification Program
CategoryEMR Certification
Description

A multi-stage certification program that validates Electronic Medical Record products against OntarioMD standards, covering functionality, EHR connectivity, and tools categories through five assessment stages including reference site evaluations. It is for EMR vendors seeking provincial certification and for healthcare providers who rely on certified products.

2AI Scribe
CategoryClinical Documentation AI
Description

AI-powered clinical documentation tool that captures clinician-patient conversations via audio and converts them into structured clinical notes within EMR workflows. It is for Ontario physicians and primary care providers to reduce documentation time.

3Health Report Manager (HRM)
CategoryHealth Information Exchange
Description

Digital health tool that enables the exchange of clinical reports and eNotifications between healthcare facilities and physician practices across Ontario. Winner of the 2018 Medtech Breakthrough Award.

4OLIS (Ontario Laboratories Information System) Integration
CategoryLab Results Integration
Description

Integration service connecting EMR systems with Ontario's laboratory information system, enabling electronic exchange of laboratory results and diagnostic data for healthcare providers.

5eConsult Deployment and EMR Integration
CategorySpecialist Consultation Platform
Description

EMR-integrated service enabling primary care providers to request specialist advice electronically, facilitating care coordination and reducing unnecessary referrals.

6DHDR EMR Integration
CategoryMedication History Integration
Description

Integration connecting EMR systems with the Digital Health Drug Repository, enabling access to patient medication history data for healthcare providers.

7eForms
CategoryElectronic Forms
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Digital form solution enabling electronic creation, distribution, and management of healthcare-related forms and documentation for physician practices.

8Privacy and Security Training for the Healthcare Sector
CategoryCompliance Training
Description

Online training program covering Ontario's Personal Health Information Protection Act, AI tool usage obligations, and cybersecurity best practices for healthcare sector clinicians.

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Partnership3 partners
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OntarioMD is funded by and works closely with the Ontario Ministry of Health to drive digital healthcare innovation and enhance interoperability across Ontario's healthcare system.

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OntarioMD provides digital health tools, support, and integration services to Ontario Health Teams across the province's nine health regions.

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OntarioMD referenced CMA research on AI adoption concerns, showing collaboration on healthcare technology awareness and education.

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Peers10 records
TypeEmerging player
Description

Abridge is a venture-backed AI medical scribe company that converts clinician-patient conversations into structured clinical notes. It competes with OntarioMD-certified AI Scribe systems for physician adoption and is among the vendors OntarioMD certifies.

2British Columbia Ministry of Health (Digital Health)
TypeRegional player
Description

BC's provincial health authorities and the Ministry of Health oversee provincial digital health deployments including EMR integration and clinical information systems. They are comparable as another Canadian provincial counterpart delivering province-wide digital health infrastructure.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Nuance DAX is one of the AI Scribe systems approved through OntarioMD's certification program and competes directly with other certified systems. It is comparable as a leading commercial AI clinical documentation vendor that OntarioMD physicians can choose from.

TypeRegional player
Description

Think Research is a Canadian health technology company that distributes clinical decision support, EMR-embedded tools, and digital health platforms to Canadian healthcare providers. It is comparable as a Canadian-focused health IT vendor serving similar physician segments.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Augmedix provides AI-powered medical documentation solutions that convert patient encounters into clinical notes. It is comparable as another commercial AI Scribe vendor whose products OntarioMD may certify and that competes for the same physician user base.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

TELUS Health is a major Canadian digital health provider offering EMR products (PS Suite), virtual care, and patient engagement tools. It operates across Canada and competes with OntarioMD-certified EMRs while overlapping on digital health service delivery for physicians.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Canada Health Infoway is the federally funded digital health organization that invests with provinces to accelerate digital health adoption. Like OntarioMD, it operates as a government-affiliated digital health infrastructure body, but at the federal/pancanadian level rather than a single province.

TypeRegional player
Description

Alberta Health Services operates Connect Care and other provincial digital health infrastructure for Alberta, performing a comparable role to OntarioMD but in a different province. Both organizations deliver EMR-related certification, integration, and clinical informatics services to their respective provincial provider bases.

TypeOthers
Description

Healthtech Consultants provides healthcare IT advisory, EHR implementation, and digital health strategy services to Canadian providers. It is comparable as an adjacent services provider assisting Canadian physicians with EMR and digital health adoption, similar to OntarioMD's Advisory Service.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

WELL Health is a Canadian digital health company operating the largest network of outpatient medical clinics and a portfolio of EMR and telehealth assets. It is comparable as a broad incumbent serving Canadian physicians with digital health tools, though it operates commercially rather than as a provincial agency.

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OntarioMD

Healthcare Digital Health Solutionsontariomd.com

OntarioMD is a Toronto-based, Ministry of Health–funded provincial digital health agency that certifies EMRs and delivers integrated tools — including AI Scribe, HRM, OLIS, and eConsult — to Ontario physicians, primary care providers, and Ontario Health Teams.

What OntarioMD does

OntarioMD is a not-for-profit provincial digital health agency based in Toronto, funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health to drive EMR adoption and digital health interoperability across Ontario's healthcare system. The organization operates a platform-plus-modules architecture anchored by the OMD EMR Certification Program, a five-stage validation process that assesses Electronic Medical Record products against provincial standards for functionality, security, and EHR connectivity. Around this certification core, OntarioMD delivers a suite of integrated digital health tools including Health Report Manager (HRM) for clinical report exchange, OLIS integration for laboratory results, eConsult for specialist electronic consultations, DHDR EMR Integration for medication history, eForms, and a Privacy and Security Training program, plus the OMD Advisory Service and a Peer Leader Program that provide peer-to-peer implementation support to physicians and Ontario Health Teams.

The business model is government grant–funded rather than transaction-based: OntarioMD provides its tools and advisory services to Ontario physicians, primary care providers, Ontario Health Teams, and EMR vendors at no direct cost, with revenue derived from a single Ministry of Health appropriation. Distribution is direct and field-led, combining the Peer Leader Program, OMD Advisory Service, annual Digital Health Conference, OMD Educates webinars, Luminary Awards, and an active content/newsletter program to drive tool adoption. The product portfolio is being extended into AI clinical documentation through a certified AI Scribe program that has reached 5,000+ physician users, and into a refreshed Privacy and Security Training module (launching June 2026) covering AI tool usage and Ontario's PHIPA framework. The organization holds ISO 27001 certification, won a 2018 Medtech Breakthrough Award for HRM, and is a member of the Digital Health 100. The Office of the Auditor General of Ontario has flagged accuracy concerns across approved AI Scribe systems, creating an active remediation and governance requirement.

OntarioMD firmographics

Firmographics
Name
OntarioMD
Legal name
OntarioMD Inc.
Website
https://ontariomd.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2004
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
OntarioMD is a Toronto-based, Ministry of Health–funded provincial digital health agency that certifies EMRs and delivers integrated tools — including AI Scribe, HRM, OLIS, and eConsult — to Ontario physicians, primary care providers, and Ontario Health Teams.
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OntarioMD industry classification

Industry
Product category
Healthcare Digital Health Solutions
NAICS
Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services (518)
SIC
Services-Health Services (8000), Services-Computer Programming, Data Processing, Etc. (7370)
akta.pro primary industry
EHR Implementation, Optimization, Training & Managed Services (HLACAAAL)
akta.pro secondary industries
Clinical Forms, Templates & Digital Consent (eSignature) (HLACAAAJ), Consent, Preference & Data Rights Management (incl. HIPAA/GDPR support) (HLACAIAG)

Keywords

  • Digital health tools
  • EMR certification
  • Health information integration
  • Clinical documentation software
  • Physician practice technology

Where OntarioMD is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Toronto
HQ country
Canada
HQ region
North America

Markets served

OntarioMD business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Software
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Government Funding: OntarioMD is a provincial organization funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health to drive digital healthcare innovation and enhance healthcare system interoperability.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels6 records

OntarioMD product offering

Product offering

Core offering

OntarioMD provides official EMR certification for Electronic Medical Record products in Ontario, alongside an integrated suite of digital health tools including AI-powered clinical documentation (AI Scribe), health report exchange (HRM), laboratory results integration (OLIS), electronic specialist consultations (eConsult), and medication history access (DHDR). The organization also delivers peer leader support, advisory services, and privacy and security training to accelerate digital health adoption across Ontario's physician practices and Ontario Health Teams.

Product overview

OntarioMD operates as a digital health excellence organization providing a platform-plus-modules architecture centered on EMR certification and digital health tool integration. The core offering is the EMR Certification Program, which validates Electronic Medical Record products through five assessment stages. The product portfolio includes AI Scribe for AI-powered clinical documentation, Health Report Manager (HRM) for report exchange (awarded Medtech Breakthrough Award 2018), OLIS for laboratory integration, eConsult for specialist advice requests, DHDR EMR Integration for medication history, eForms, and Privacy and Security Training. Supporting services include the Peer Leader Program providing clinician-to-clinician technology guidance, OMD Advisory Service for implementation support, and Proof of Concepts for pilot testing. OntarioMD maintains recognition in the Digital Health 100, positioning the organization as a key driver of healthcare digitalization across Ontario.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • OMD Practice Hub: Additional practice resource portal operated by OntarioMD
  • OMD Digital Health Conferences
  • OMD Educates
  • OMD Virtual Care

Products and services

  • EMR Certification Program A multi-stage certification program that validates Electronic Medical Record products against OntarioMD standards, covering functionality, EHR connectivity, and tools categories through five assessment stages including reference site evaluations. It is for EMR vendors seeking provincial certification and for healthcare providers who rely on certified products.
  • AI Scribe AI-powered clinical documentation tool that captures clinician-patient conversations via audio and converts them into structured clinical notes within EMR workflows. It is for Ontario physicians and primary care providers to reduce documentation time.
  • Health Report Manager (HRM) Digital health tool that enables the exchange of clinical reports and eNotifications between healthcare facilities and physician practices across Ontario. Winner of the 2018 Medtech Breakthrough Award.
  • OLIS (Ontario Laboratories Information System) Integration Integration service connecting EMR systems with Ontario's laboratory information system, enabling electronic exchange of laboratory results and diagnostic data for healthcare providers.
  • eConsult Deployment and EMR Integration EMR-integrated service enabling primary care providers to request specialist advice electronically, facilitating care coordination and reducing unnecessary referrals.
  • DHDR EMR Integration Integration connecting EMR systems with the Digital Health Drug Repository, enabling access to patient medication history data for healthcare providers.
  • eForms Digital form solution enabling electronic creation, distribution, and management of healthcare-related forms and documentation for physician practices.
  • Privacy and Security Training for the Healthcare Sector Online training program covering Ontario's Personal Health Information Protection Act, AI tool usage obligations, and cybersecurity best practices for healthcare sector clinicians.

Quantifiable outcome

  • AI scribes reduced documentation time by 69.5% among 150 primary care providers
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use OntarioMD

Customer profile

Named customers3 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

OntarioMD technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

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Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

AI capability3 records

Feature7 records

OntarioMD partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Ontario Ministry of HealthcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerOntarioMD is funded by and works closely with the Ontario Ministry of Health to drive digital healthcare innovation and enhance interoperability across Ontario's healthcare system.
  • Ontario Health TeamscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerOntarioMD provides digital health tools, support, and integration services to Ontario Health Teams across the province's nine health regions.
  • Canadian Medical AssociationminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerOntarioMD referenced CMA research on AI adoption concerns, showing collaboration on healthcare technology awareness and education.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

OntarioMD competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Emerging players

  • Abridge: Abridge is a venture-backed AI medical scribe company that converts clinician-patient conversations into structured clinical notes. It competes with OntarioMD-certified AI Scribe systems for physician adoption and is among the vendors OntarioMD certifies.
  • Nuance (Microsoft) DAX Copilot: Nuance DAX is one of the AI Scribe systems approved through OntarioMD's certification program and competes directly with other certified systems. It is comparable as a leading commercial AI clinical documentation vendor that OntarioMD physicians can choose from.
  • Augmedix: Augmedix provides AI-powered medical documentation solutions that convert patient encounters into clinical notes. It is comparable as another commercial AI Scribe vendor whose products OntarioMD may certify and that competes for the same physician user base.

Regional players

  • British Columbia Ministry of Health (Digital Health): BC's provincial health authorities and the Ministry of Health oversee provincial digital health deployments including EMR integration and clinical information systems. They are comparable as another Canadian provincial counterpart delivering province-wide digital health infrastructure.
  • Think Research: Think Research is a Canadian health technology company that distributes clinical decision support, EMR-embedded tools, and digital health platforms to Canadian healthcare providers. It is comparable as a Canadian-focused health IT vendor serving similar physician segments.
  • Alberta Health Services (Information & Technology): Alberta Health Services operates Connect Care and other provincial digital health infrastructure for Alberta, performing a comparable role to OntarioMD but in a different province. Both organizations deliver EMR-related certification, integration, and clinical informatics services to their respective provincial provider bases.

Broad incumbents

  • TELUS Health: TELUS Health is a major Canadian digital health provider offering EMR products (PS Suite), virtual care, and patient engagement tools. It operates across Canada and competes with OntarioMD-certified EMRs while overlapping on digital health service delivery for physicians.
  • WELL Health Technologies: WELL Health is a Canadian digital health company operating the largest network of outpatient medical clinics and a portfolio of EMR and telehealth assets. It is comparable as a broad incumbent serving Canadian physicians with digital health tools, though it operates commercially rather than as a provincial agency.

Direct peers

  • Canada Health Infoway: Canada Health Infoway is the federally funded digital health organization that invests with provinces to accelerate digital health adoption. Like OntarioMD, it operates as a government-affiliated digital health infrastructure body, but at the federal/pancanadian level rather than a single province.

Others

  • Healthtech Consultants: Healthtech Consultants provides healthcare IT advisory, EHR implementation, and digital health strategy services to Canadian providers. It is comparable as an adjacent services provider assisting Canadian physicians with EMR and digital health adoption, similar to OntarioMD's Advisory Service.

Market position

Strengths3 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

OntarioMD social profiles

Digital presence

OntarioMD compliance and trust

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Compliance1 record

OntarioMD financial estimates

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OntarioMD leadership team

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Profiles1 record

OntarioMD funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

OntarioMD M&A and investment

M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about OntarioMD

What does OntarioMD do?

OntarioMD provides official EMR certification for Electronic Medical Record products in Ontario, alongside an integrated suite of digital health tools including AI-powered clinical documentation (AI Scribe), health report exchange (HRM), laboratory results integration (OLIS), electronic specialist consultations (eConsult), and medication history access (DHDR). The organization also delivers peer leader support, advisory services, and privacy and security training to accelerate digital health adoption across Ontario's physician practices and Ontario Health Teams.

Is OntarioMD a public or private company?

OntarioMD is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was OntarioMD founded?

OntarioMD was founded in 2004. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is OntarioMD based?

OntarioMD is headquartered in Toronto, Canada, in the North America region.

How does OntarioMD make money?

One revenue line is on record: government Funding.

Who are OntarioMD's main competitors?

Emerging players on record are Abridge, Nuance (Microsoft) DAX Copilot and Augmedix. Regional players are British Columbia Ministry of Health (Digital Health), Think Research and Alberta Health Services (Information & Technology). Broad incumbents are TELUS Health and WELL Health Technologies. Canada Health Infoway is listed as a direct peer. Healthtech Consultants is listed as an others.

Does OntarioMD have an API?

No public API is recorded for OntarioMD.

What industry is OntarioMD in?

OntarioMD's product category is Healthcare Digital Health Solutions. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLACAAAL, EHR Implementation, Optimization, Training & Managed Services, with a secondary code of HLACAAAJ, Clinical Forms, Templates & Digital Consent (eSignature). Its NAICS code is 518 and its SIC code is 8000.

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NewswireOntarioMD Welcomes Two New Directors to its Board and Recognizes the Contributions of Dr. David DaienOntarioMD appointed Dr. Zainab Abdurrahman and Dr. Darren Larsen to its Board, while thanking Dr. David Daien for his service. Dr. Abdurrahman is past president of the Ontario Medical Association, and Dr. Larsen is a family physician and healthcare leader. The Board oversees OntarioMD's digital health and AI initiatives.NewswireOntarioMD recognized in HRDC Best Places to Work 2026OntarioMD was named one of 40 organizations in HRDC Best Places to Work 2026, recognizing employers with at least 75% employee satisfaction. The company, a subsidiary of the Ontario Medical Association, provides AI and digital health solutions for clinicians. The recognition highlights its commitment to employee engagement and continuous improvement.AijournOntarioMD Enhances Privacy and Security Training Amid Growing Clinician Use of AIOntarioMD has launched updated online Privacy and Security Training for the Healthcare Sector that addresses the growing use of AI tools, including AI scribes, by clinicians in Ontario. The course covers Ontario's Personal Health Information Protection Act, obligations around AI tool usage, and cybersecurity best practices. A recent survey by the Canadian Medical Association and Canadian Federation of Independent Business found that 49% of respondents cite medico-legal and privacy risk as the primary concern limiting AI adoption in clinical settings.NewswireOntarioMD Enhances Privacy and Security Training Amid Growing Clinician Use of AIOntarioMD launched new online privacy and security training for healthcare clinicians, addressing AI use. The course covers PHIPA, cybersecurity, and AI tool risks, citing a survey where 49% of respondents worry about medico-legal and privacy risks. OMD encourages completion to safely adopt AI tools.NewswireOntarioMD Wins Prestigious 2026 Swaay.Health Award for Website of the YearOntarioMD won the 2026 Swaay.Health Award for Website of the Year for its OntarioMD.live conference website. The award recognizes the site's streamlined, interactive experience for clinicians, and the company's CEO praised the team's creativity and understanding of continuing medical education needs.PhysiciansfirstEnhancing the Clinical Journey: AI Automation for Improved Experience in Your Ontario OHIP ClinicOntario's healthcare system is increasingly adopting AI automation tools like AI scribes, robotic process automation (RPA), and telehealth platforms to address a critical administrative burden that has left 2.5 million Ontarians without a family doctor. Research from OntarioMD demonstrates that AI scribes reduced documentation time by 69.5% among 150 primary care providers, while the Telehomecare program operational in nine health regions reported a 70% reduction in emergency department visits among enrolled patients with chronic conditions.GlobeNewswireOMD launches new online Virtual Care Privacy & Security Training for cliniciansOntarioMD and the Ontario Medical Association launched a new online Virtual Care Privacy & Security Training Module for Ontario physicians and staff. The module, developed with Canada Health Infoway, covers PHIPA and PIPEDA compliance and is available in English only, with a French version coming soon. It offers trackable attestation and CME credits.GlobeNewswireOntarioMD partners on remote patient monitoring pilot that yields benefits for high-risk patients in northern OntarioOntarioMD launched a remote patient monitoring pilot in northern Ontario, using its i4C digital tools to refer high-risk patients with chronic conditions to the Telehomecare program. The program, funded with $9.5 million from the province's Fall Preparedness Plan, aims to reduce clinic and hospital visits and lower COVID-19 exposure risk.GlobeNewswireChildren’s hospital reports are getting to their family doctors faster thanks to Health Report ManagerOntarioMD's Health Report Manager now delivers SickKids reports to family doctors and specialists. The service has delivered over 80 million reports to more than 11,000 physicians, avoiding $40 million annually in costs.GlobeNewswirePhysicians are making faster decisions for patient care during the COVID-19 pandemic with Health Report Manager notificationsOntarioMD's Health Report Manager now delivers COVID-19 lab result notifications to physicians via OLIS, with over 200,000 notifications sent. The service also alerts providers when patients are assessed for symptoms, and has delivered over 70 million reports, avoiding $40 million annually in paper costs.