Health
The Ministry of Health is responsible for Ontario's healthcare system, ensuring accessible, high-quality medical care and public health services for all Ontarians across the province.
In Financial Year 2023-24,
$82.9B
was spent by Health
In Financial Year 2023-24,
40.1%
of Ontario provincial spending was by Health
The Ontario Ministry of Health spent $82.9B in fiscal year (FY) 2023-24, representing 40.1% of the $206.6B in total provincial spending. This substantial investment ensures Ontarians have access to hospitals, physicians, public health programs, and essential medical services.
Health accounted for 40.1% of all Ontario provincial spending in FY 2023-24
As Ontario's largest ministry by spending, Health plays the most critical role in the province's operations. It manages the healthcare system that serves 15 million Ontarians, oversees hospitals and health networks, administers OHIP, and coordinates public health responses including emergency preparedness.
Healthcare Programs and Services
The Ministry of Health operates Ontario's comprehensive healthcare system including hospital funding, physician services through OHIP, public health programs, mental health and addictions services, long-term care oversight, cancer treatment, home care services, and digital health initiatives.
