Amplify Care

We're proud to share that Amplify Care is the sponsor of the Tuesday Opening Plenary at eHealth Conference, and our CEO, Dr. Mohamed Alarakhia, will be taking the stage as moderator.

The session, "How AI can Amplify the Primary Care Experience," brings together health leaders from across Canada and Australia to explore how AI is transforming primary care, from reducing administrative burden to enabling more proactive, patient-centred workflows.

Panelists include:
🔹 Ashley Miller, CMIO, Nova Scotia Health/IWK Health
🔹 Dafna Carr, Chief Digital Health Officer, Ontario Ministry of Health
🔹 Kate Ebril, Interoperability Lead, CSIRO Australia

This is exactly the kind of conversation Amplify Care exists to champion, and we're honoured to help bring it to life.

📅 Tuesday, June 16 | 8:00–9:30 a.m. ADT
📍 Halifax Convention Centre

🎉 We're heading to Halifax!

The Amplify Care team will be at the e-Health 2026 Conference & Tradeshow on June 15 & 16 at the Halifax Convention Centre, and we have a lot going on! Stop by Booth #29/40 to connect with our team and learn more about how Amplify Care is transforming primary care.

We're also taking the stage and participating in four sessions across both days:

🗓️ Monday, June 15
10:00 AM ADT — Lessons from a Novel Application and Evaluation of a Digital Twin in Primary Care — Justin Wolting & Ted Alexander
11:25 AM ADT — Deepening a P3 Relationship to Deliver on Enabling Integrated Care — Russell Buchanan & Ted Alexander

🗓️ Tuesday, June 16
8:00 AM ADT — How AI can Amplify the Primary Care Experience — Mohamed Alarakhia
2:00 PM ADT — Bridges Not Silos: The Future of Connected Health & No Patient Left Behind: Building Digital Health For All — Kim Lynch

Will we see you at e-Health 2026?

This week, we had the privilege of attending and exhibiting at the Alliance for Healthier Communities Conference, joining health system leaders, community organizations, and primary care advocates in important conversations about the future of equitable, integrated care in Ontario.

Several key themes stood out. Jennifer Rayner challenged us to move beyond measuring attachment volume and focus instead on attachment readiness, the coordinated onboarding, navigation, and trust-building that makes primary care relationships meaningful and lasting. Dr. Andrew Boozary's keynote underscored a critical systemic issue: chronic underfunding of social care drives far greater and less efficient spending in acute settings. The path forward requires realigning how we pattern spending across social and primary care, and recognizing that attachment is about long-term relationships, not just metrics. The question, as was echoed throughout the conference, is no longer whether reform is needed, but why not now.

We also had the opportunity to connect with many attendees at our booth about the role of digital enablers in advancing these goals. Solutions like eReferral and E2P support timely access, system navigation, and reduced administrative burden, and there was strong interest in our upcoming AI initiatives as the sector looks to thoughtfully integrate AI into care delivery.

We are grateful for the conversations and connections made, and leave further inspired in our commitment to supporting people-centred, connected care.

Last week, members of our team attended the Enabling Integrated Care event in Barrie, focused on advancing collaboration, coordination, and innovation across the healthcare system.

The event brought together healthcare professionals to explore how integrated models of care can improve access, strengthen communication across teams, and better support patients and clinicians across care settings.

Key themes included the role of digital health in enabling integration, practical approaches to system transformation, and the importance of cross-sector collaboration in building more connected care pathways.

We’re grateful for the opportunity to learn alongside peers and contribute to conversations shaping the future of integrated care in Canada!

🏳️‍🌈 Celebrating Pride Month Through Inclusion and Belonging

June marks Pride Month, a time to recognize the diversity, strength, and resilience of 2SLGBTQIA+ communities, and to reaffirm the importance of inclusion in every space, including healthcare.

Pride is rooted in both celebration and continued progress. It invites us to consider how systems can better reflect and support the people they serve, and where gaps in equity and access still need attention.

At Amplify Care, we are committed to supporting more inclusive approaches to digital health and care delivery, approaches that recognize lived experience and help reduce barriers across the system. This Pride Month, we join in celebrating 2SLGBTQIA+ communities and the ongoing work toward more inclusive, equitable care for all.

🌈 Happy Pride Month from all of us at Amplify Care!

May spotlighted collaboration, innovation, and the people driving meaningful change across primary care and digital health. This month’s newsletter highlights new resources, important conversations, and upcoming opportunities to connect with the healthcare community across Canada.

In This Issue:
✅ Celebrating physicians on World Family Doctor Day
✅ New: CHIEF Executive Forum Clinical AI Toolkit now available
✅ Help close the gap in CKD screening in primary care
✅ We hope to see you at this year’s e-Health 2026 Conference
✅ Catch up with Amplify Care on our blog

From supporting clinicians with practical AI resources to advancing preventive care and strengthening healthcare connections nationwide, this month’s edition highlights the work helping shape the future of care delivery in Canada.

Read the full newsletter here: https://loom.ly/pWDmEm0

🌟 Board Member Spotlight: Kaye Balajadia

This month, we're spotlighting Kaye Balajadia, a healthcare leader with over 15 years of experience dedicated to improving patient care, driving system-wide innovation, and bringing care closer to home.

Kaye's nursing background gave her a deep understanding of patient needs and clinical operations — a foundation she has built upon through executive leadership roles including Executive Director of Virtual Health at Provincial Health Services Authority in BC, and Vice President of Patient Services and Chief Nursing Executive at Lake of the Woods District Hospital in Ontario. She holds an Executive MBA in Innovation and Health Administration and is currently completing her PhD in Health Quality.

Her expertise spans strategic healthcare leadership, change management, and clinical operations, with a strong focus on leveraging technology and data to drive meaningful improvements.

👉 Learn more about all of our board members here: https://loom.ly/dG8f8e8

The Evidence2Practice team is refreshing the Diabetes Tool, starting with TELUS PS Suite, to create a more intuitive experience with less scrolling and a more streamlined layout.

We’ve developed a low-fidelity prototype and are looking for feedback on the layout, organization, and usefulness of the content. Your input will help us improve workflow, decision-making, and medication management.

Please share your feedback by May 29, and feel free to share this with your clinician networks!

Click here to participate: https://kv8aq1.axshare.com/?dp=0&id=ekhl02&p=page_1&sc=1

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