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Central LHIN Boundary

Central LHIN has a very diverse geography and population. Our boundaries include the northern section of the City of Toronto, a large portion of York Region, and the southern part of Simcoe County.

We are spread over 15 census subdivisions, four of which are shared with other Ontario LHINS, including Toronto Central, Central West and North Simcoe Muskoka. This means we provide care to many people who live outside our LHIN, and other LHINs provide care to many of our residents.

Central LHIN Boundary

Street Level Description of Central LHIN Boundaries

Central LHIN Planning Areas

As one way to aid in our planning at a local level, Central LHIN has divided its geography into seven planning areas. In much the same way as LHIN boundaries are for administrative purposes only, our planning areas represent no barrier to receiving services in any part of our LHIN.

Each planning area has varying populations, age structures, economic conditions, health and social characteristics, allowing us to target very specific local issues with our plans.

To learn more, click on the following links to view the relevant planning areas:

Central
Central York Region
North York Central Region
North York East Region
North York West Region
South East York Region
South Simcoe and Northern York Region
South West York Region