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To find out the basics of Health TAPESTRY, please use these links to our main website:

What is Health TAPESTRY?

Health TAPESTRY brings together people, communities and health care teams.

In our program, trained volunteers visit people where they live. During these visits, volunteers learn about what matters most to that person and about their health and life goals. This information is passed on from clients to volunteers and then sent to the client’s primary health care team using special technology. This information helps the interprofessional team learn more about how they can help that person stay healthy longer. Volunteers may visit again to check how well a person is progressing towards their goals. The health care team also connects with community organizations to help the person access activities and resources in their community.

A person’s health care team can include members from primary, community, specialist or hospital care. It can also include the trained Health TAPESTRY volunteers and anyone else who helps a person stay healthy.

To learn more about Health TAPESTRY overall, follow the links below to access sections of our primary website:

About Health TAPESTRY
The Health TAPESTRY Intervention
The Health TAPESTRY Mission
Who are Health TAPESTRY Clients?
Health TAPESTRY video

For more information about research that has been done as part of Health TAPESTRY, please see:

Research & Academics

Please note: The words “client” and “patient” will be used interchangeably throughout this Implementation Guide to acknowledge the common terms used by primary care and community organizations.