Champlain Regional Orthopaedic Network (The Network)

The Network is a voluntary, formal partnership among the hospitals throughout the Champlain region that provide orthopaedic and related care. The goal of the Champlain Regional Orthopaedic Network is to improve orthopaedic patient health by delivering high quality care that is equally distributed across the region, so that all people have equal access and the same care, regardless of where they live.

The work of the Network is directed by an executive steering committee made up of chief executive officers from all full service orthopaedic hospitals in the region: Cornwall Community Hospital, Hôpital Montfort, Pembroke Regional Hospital, Queensway Carleton Hospital and The Ottawa Hospital. Clinical advice is provided by a clinical advisory committee made up of health care providers and patient representatives. The Network is a committed, engaged group of professionals who work together to ensure people receive the best possible MSK care.

For more information about the Champlain Regional Orthopaedic Network, please contact MSKinfo@prh.email

Champlain LHIN

Cornwall Community Hospital

Hôpital Montfort

The Ottawa Hospital

Queensway Carleton Hospital

Pembroke Regional Hospital

Partners

ChamplainMSKcare serves the Champlain region of Ontario through our partner hospitals, Rapid Access Clinics (RACs), advanced care practitioners, and surgeons. We are provincially funded and our services are covered by OHIP.

Meet Our Surgeons

View our surgeons by name, specialty, or location so that you and your Primary Care Provider (PCP) can select your preference or the first available surgeon (shortest wait time).

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Central Intake

Your referral is sent to the Central Intake Centre (CIC), where it is reviewed to make sure it is appropriate and complete. If a Rapid Access Clinic (RAC) is available for your condition, the referral is then assigned to a RAC located closest to your home address. If a RAC is not available for your condition, the referral is forwarded to an appropriate surgeon.

Rapid Access Clinics

Rapid Access Clinics (RAC) are a provincial initiative to ensure that patients get appropriate and faster access to care for musculoskeletal conditions. At a RAC, an advanced care practitioner e.g. nurse practitioner, physiotherapist or chiropractor, who has had specialized training will assess your musculoskeletal condition and will determine the best care for you.