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More than 511,000 Ontarians connected to family doctors since 2025: health minister

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By Gabriela Silva Ponte
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More than 511,000 Ontarians connected to family doctors since 2025: health minister
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Ontario has connected more than 511,000 people to family physicians since it launched its primary health care plan last year, the province’s health minister announced Monday.

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  • More than 511,000 Ontarians connected to family doctors since 2025: health minister.
  • Ontario has connected more than 511,000 people to family physicians since it launched its primary health care plan last year, the province’s health minister announced Monday.
  • Ontario has connected more than 511,000 people to family physicians since it launched its primary health care plan last year, the province’s health minister announced Monday.

Ontario has connected more than 511,000 people to family physicians since it launched its primary health care plan last year, the province’s health minister announced Monday.

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