Amplify Care

What could you build to solve a challenge in your practice, without being a software developer?

This week, Amplify Care’s Healthcare Experience and Advancement Lab (HEAL) is bringing primary care clinicians and teams together for a free, hands-on workshop exploring what’s possible with AI-powered vibe-coding platforms.

You’ll have the opportunity to experiment, build and turn an idea into a simple digital tool, whether that means reducing administrative burden, improving a workflow or creating something that better fits the realities of your practice.

📅 This Thursday, September 24, 2026
🕔 Doors open at 5:00 PM
📍 D2L, Catalyst Commons, Kitchener

Space is limited. Register today and come see what you can build: https://loom.ly/Cgw47eA

It’s been a fantastic start to the OMGMA Conference!

Our Amplify Care team is enjoying the opportunity to connect with healthcare professionals from across Ontario, reconnect with familiar faces and meet new ones along the way.

We’ve also had the opportunity to hear from Dr. Jane Philpott, who presented A Conversation About Ontario’s Primary Care Action Plan and sharing insights on the future of primary care in Ontario.

If you’re attending the conference, be sure to stop by our booth. We’d love to connect, hear what you’re working on and talk about the role digital health can play in supporting better-connected care!

Looking for an AI solution for your healthcare practice?

With new AI tools entering the healthcare industry every day, knowing where to start can be challenging. We have created a AI Vendor Directory to help clinicians and healthcare organizations explore AI solutions by use case.

The directory features tools across areas including:
• AI front desk and voice agents
• AI triage
• AI patient intake
• AI scribes
• AI inbox management
• AI clinical decision support

We’ve also included key considerations to help healthcare organizations evaluate AI vendors, including privacy and security, Canadian data residency, transparency around data use, bias mitigation, human oversight, interoperability, implementation support and healthcare experience.

Explore our AI Vendor Directory here: https://loom.ly/zs30n2Y

Are you passionate about healthcare technology, interoperability and building solutions that make a meaningful difference for clinicians?

Amplify Care is looking for a Product Lead to help define and deliver standards-based, integrated clinical software solutions across provincial and national healthcare systems.

In this role, you’ll work closely with clinicians, vendors, government partners and technical teams to:

• Lead product discovery, requirements and delivery
• Drive interoperability initiatives using HL7, FHIR and SMART on FHIR
• Help turn clinical needs into high-impact technology solutions
• Lead the productization of reusable digital health solutions
• Collaborate with partners across the healthcare ecosystem
• Represent Amplify Care at industry conferences and executive forums

At Amplify Care, you’ll join a collaborative team working to advance digital health and AI solutions that help clinicians focus on what matters most: the people they serve.

Think you could be a good fit? We’d love to hear from you. Send your resume and cover letter to People and Culture at [email protected].

Employee Spotlight: Justin Wolting, Manager of Product Development and Innovation 🌟

Justin Wolting is the Manager of Product Development and Innovation at Amplify Care, bringing over 13 years of experience in healthcare technology and expertise spanning the development, implementation, and management of a wide range of digital health systems.

At Amplify Care, Justin leads work focused on developing innovative solutions that address real-world challenges in healthcare. His experience includes designing integrated health systems that enable seamless communication across care teams and developing software that helps identify patients who could benefit from proactive care.

Justin is also passionate about ensuring that innovation is grounded in strong privacy and security practices. He brings a thoughtful approach to integrating best-practice privacy and security standards into the solutions being developed, helping ensure that new technologies are both effective and trusted.

Help us celebrate Justin and the expertise, innovation, and commitment to advancing healthcare technology that he brings to Amplify Care every day! 💙

eReferral: A Connected Care Success Story

Join Amplify Care for a webinar exploring how eReferral has evolved from a local innovation into a provincial priority, supporting Ontario’s Patients Before Paperwork (Pb4P) initiative by reducing administrative burden, improving clinician experience and creating more connected care.

Hear from three leaders involved in the eReferral journey:

🎙️ Dr. Winnie Lee
Chief of Staff and Chief of Diagnostic Imaging, Cambridge Memorial Hospital

🎙️ Kim Lynch
Director, eReferral, Amplify Care

🎙️ Sarah Mian
Interim Director of Care Coordination and Access, Ontario Health

Together, they’ll explore the journey of eReferral adoption, key successes across Ontario, and the collaborative efforts helping build a more connected and coordinated healthcare system.

📅 October 29, 2026
🕐 12:15–1:00 p.m. ET

Join us to explore the impact and future of eReferral in Ontario. Register now: https://loom.ly/cd6a0cQ

What if you could build a digital tool to solve a challenge in your practice — without being a software developer?

That’s the idea behind vibe coding.

This fall, Amplify Care’s Healthcare Experience and Advancement Lab (HEAL) is bringing primary care clinicians and teams together for a free, hands-on workshop to explore how AI-powered vibe-coding platforms can turn ideas into simple, practical digital solutions.

Together, we’ll experiment, build and explore what’s possible — from reducing administrative burden to creating tools that better fit the realities of your practice.

📅 September 24, 2026
🕔 Doors open at 5:00 PM
📍 D2L, Catalyst Commons, Kitchener

Space is limited, register today and come see what you can build: https://loom.ly/Cgw47eA

The Amplify Care team is currently updating the CKD Management tool, starting with TELUS PS Suite and is seeking your valuable feedback.

CKD Management Tool Prototype and Feedback: https://loom.ly/SmZigGI

Our objective is to improve the usability of the tool by reducing unnecessary scrolling and presenting information in a clearer, more organized manner. To support this initiative, we have developed a low-fidelity prototype and would greatly appreciate your input regarding the content structure, placement, and overall usefulness of the information presented.

We are particularly interested in understanding how the proposed design may influence your workflow, clinical decision-making, and medication management processes. Your feedback will play an important role in helping us refine and enhance the tool.

We kindly ask that you submit your feedback by September 21st. The feedback survey link is embedded in the prototype link shared above. If appropriate, we would also appreciate your assistance in sharing this request with your clinician groups, as broader participation will help ensure the solution effectively meets the needs of its users.

Thank you for your time and consideration. We appreciate your support and look forward to receiving your feedback.

How do we know if a digital health initiative is truly making a difference?

Join us for Digital Health Canada's Live Learning session on Analysis and Evaluation, where Amplify Care’s Lirije Hyseni and Lisa Harman will be facilitating a session exploring how thoughtful evaluation can help organizations measure success, demonstrate value, and continuously improve digital health initiatives.

We’ll explore approaches to assessing outcomes, interpreting evidence, selecting meaningful measures, and using evaluation to support informed decision-making.

Whether you’re involved in planning, implementation, research, or leadership, evaluation plays a critical role in achieving lasting impact.

📅 October 5 | 4–7 p.m. ET

We’re looking forward to sharing practical examples and helping participants build confidence in applying evaluation principles to their own work.

👉 Learn more and register: https://loom.ly/Co2VeHo

When it comes to healthcare transformation, listening matters.

Change is more effective when it starts with understanding the people and practices at the heart of care.

In our latest blog, Kathy Irwin, Integrated Care Manager at Amplify Care supporting Grey Bruce OHT, explores how practice facilitation and a listening-first approach can help healthcare teams navigate change, strengthen collaboration, and turn ideas into meaningful improvements in care.

💡 Read the blog to learn how listening can be a powerful tool for healthcare transformation.

Read more: https://loom.ly/AQ8hb80