Ontario Bundled Care Program in Oakville
Post Surgical Recovery
The Ontario Bundled Care Program is a coordinated healthcare model that combines hospital care and post-discharge rehabilitation into a single episode of care.
What Is the Ontario Bundled Care Program?
The Ontario Bundled Care Program is a patient-centred healthcare model that integrates hospital and post-acute care into a single, coordinated episode. It ensures a seamless transition from hospital to community-based rehabilitation, improving outcomes while enhancing patient experience.
At RCP Health, we work closely with hospitals, care coordinators, and physicians to deliver high-quality rehabilitation services aligned with bundled care pathways.
Conditions Commonly Covered Under Bundled Care
We support patients enrolled in bundled care pathways for:
- Total hip replacement (THR)
- Total knee replacement (TKR)
- Orthopedic surgeries
- Complex medical and surgical recovery
- Neurological conditions requiring coordinated rehabilitation
Bundled Care Rehabilitation Services We Offer
Physiotherapy
- Post-surgical rehabilitation
- Orthopedic recovery (hip, knee, spine, shoulder)
- Mobility and gait retraining
- Pain management and functional strengthening
Neurological Rehabilitation
- Stroke rehabilitation
- Neurological injury and conditions
- Balance, coordination, and motor retraining
- Functional recovery and neuroplasticity-focused care
Home-Based & Clinic-Based Care
- In-clinic rehabilitation services
- Home physiotherapy when required
- Flexible care models aligned with patient needs
Our Role in Ontario Bundled Care
As a community-based rehabilitation partner, RCP Health provides comprehensive post-discharge services that support functional recovery, independence, and safe return to daily life.
Our bundled care services focus on:
- Continuity of care after hospital discharge
- Evidence-based rehabilitation
- Reduced recovery time and complications
- Improved functional outcomes
Who is Eligible
Ontario resident with a valid OHIP health card. A physiotherapist or care provider may verify this as part of registration.
Primary (first‑time) joint replacement surgery of the hip, knee, or shoulder at a participating hospital in Ontario.
Referral from your hospital for post‑surgical rehabilitation under the Bundled Care pathway
Why Choose RCP Health for Bundled Care Rehabilitation?
- Integrated & Coordinated Care with Hospital: We collaborate with hospitals, surgeons, and care coordinators to ensure seamless care transitions and consistent communication.
- Evidence-Based Treatment: Our rehabilitation programs are guided by clinical best practices and measurable functional outcomes.
- Experienced Clinical Team: Our team includes licensed physiotherapists and rehabilitation professionals experienced in post-acute and complex care.
- Patient-Centred Approach: Each treatment plan is individualized, focusing on patient goals, safety, and long-term independence.
Partner Hospitals for Our Bundled Care Services
RCP Health partners with hospitals in Ontario’s Bundled Care Program to provide coordinated neurological physiotherapy. Patients in Oakville, Mississauga, and Burlington enjoy smooth transitions from hospital discharge to full recovery, ensuring an efficient and personalized neuro rehabilitation journey.
- Chatham-Kent Health Alliance
- Windsor Regional Hospital
- Stratford General Hospital
- Joseph Brant hospital
- Hamilton Health Sciences Corporation
- Trillium Health Partners
- Mount Sinai Hospital
- Toronto Scarborough & Rouge Hospital
- Credit valley Hospital
- Bright Shores Health System
- Woodstock General Hospital Trust
Who Does Not Qualify?
You may not qualify for the Bundled Care Program under the following circumstances:
Your procedure involved a revision or follow-up joint replacement rather than a first-time surgery
Both hips or both knees were replaced during the same surgical admission
Your surgery was performed outside of Ontario or at a hospital that is not enrolled in the program
The procedure was related to a workplace injury or covered under a WSIB claim
You experienced significant medical complications during or immediately after surgery, such as a heart attack or stroke