Canadian program applications
Explore provincial, territorial or local sponsored access with health authorities and delivery partners. Scope referral pathways, language needs and participation across public, private and community services.
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PlaySpace for Government
Support access to pediatric care and evaluate what works.
Plan sponsored access to PlaySpace tools with health authorities and delivery partners. Define who provides care, how communities participate and what evidence will guide the program.
Public-system priorities
Plan tools around service needs
Access to support
Expand access through sponsored tools that help delivery partners reach more children and families across settings.
Workforce capacity
Give providers shared activities, session tools and documentation support so they can serve more families.
Child-appropriate engagement
Use activities and virtual sessions tailored to each child’s interests and care goals.
Program measurement
Agree what to measure, who can use the data and how findings will inform program decisions.
Sponsored access
Agree who funds, delivers and evaluates
Fund PlaySpace access for providers serving your community. Choose the tools, connect existing systems and get help with setup and training.
Government or commissioner
Define eligibility, funding and accountability, and fund the agreed software access. Confirm procurement requirements in the relevant jurisdiction.
Delivery partners
Recruit and support clinicians, verify credentials where required, manage referrals and retain responsibility for clinical care.
PlaySpace
Provide tools, customization, integrations and training that fit the program and its delivery teams.
Evaluation partners
Design the evaluation, track access and clinical outcomes, and report findings that help improve the program.
Program scope
Choose a defined population and setting
Start with the jurisdiction, age group, specialties and delivery partners. Set eligibility, accessibility requirements, budget and success criteria before implementation.
US program applications
Consider state or local programs, early-childhood and home-visiting services, or school-linked support. Confirm professional responsibilities, funding rules and applicable privacy requirements.
Customize delivery with PlaySpace to fit local priorities, existing systems and the communities your program serves.
Communities and settings
Adapt delivery with the people it serves
Public and community settings
Connect providers, educators and community services through shared referral workflows and role-based access to records.
Rural and remote participation
Assess connectivity, devices, accessibility and family support needs. Test delivery locally and plan alternatives where virtual participation is not suitable.
Language and local priorities
Adapt language, activities and services with local communities. Give community reviewers a role in choosing and reviewing content.
Indigenous program governance
Develop any program with the specific community. Agree consent, cultural review, data governance and permitted use through community-specific processes before participation.
Measurement and validation
Use evidence to guide program decisions
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Establish a baseline
Define the question and collect only authorized, necessary information using suitable measures and agreed consent processes.
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Assess delivery
Track participation, barriers to access, staff experience and how consistently care is delivered.
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Evaluate outcomes
Measure changes in clinical outcomes using the study design and measures chosen for your program.
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Review findings
Agree reporting and disclosure controls. Role-based access and privacy protections support accountable reporting while protecting child-level data.
Implementation and procurement
Set up and launch your program
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Scope the program
Agree the population, care settings, tools, delivery responsibilities and criteria for a pilot.
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Review requirements
Assess procurement, privacy, security, accessibility and integration requirements. Agree data access, retention and responsibilities.
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Run an agreed pilot
Prepare staff and delivery partners, confirm oversight and test the defined program. Monitor issues and delivery against the plan.
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Evaluate and decide
Use findings to improve delivery and scale the program around community needs, workforce capacity and outcomes.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Program model · Augment Therapy
A scalable, affordable model for movement therapy
ARWell PRO from Augment Therapy runs inside PlaySpace sessions. Children play movement games on their own device while a clinician guides them over video, so a program can deliver therapy exercises at home, in clinics and in remote communities.
See the Augment Therapy integrationExplore the tools for your program
Use the existing Health Providers demo form to start a conversation about the tools. Program scope, procurement and implementation requirements need a separate review.
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