The Black Health Plan aims to enable the vision of improved health for Black Ontarians. It is informed by recent interventions, such as the 2017 legislation of the Anti-Racism Act, Ontario’s Anti Black Racism Strategy, and Ontario Health’s Equity, Inclusion, Diversity, and Anti-Racism Framework to help achieve better health outcomes for all patients, families, and providers. It builds on existing legislative commitments to Indigenous and Francophone communities and strives to identify and address impacts of anti-Black and anti-Indigenous racism on health. Indeed, racialized and equity deserving populations broadly would benefit from adapting the steps outlined here. The Black Health Plan is developed across three pillars, each with a corresponding set of recommendations for the Ministry of Health, Ontario Health, Ontario Health Teams, and health service providers.