Fred Horne is a Canadian health policy consultant and former Alberta Minister of Health.
A frequent speaker and panelist on health system issues, he is Senior Advisor to Ottawa-based 3Sixty Public Affairs and Past Chair/Director of Mohawk Medbuy Corporation, a national, not-for profit shared services organization serving the health sector.
Horne serves as Adjunct Professor at the University of Alberta’s School of Public Health and volunteers his time to support policy education and patient engagement initiatives across the country. His career in health policy spans over thirty-five years. Current areas of focus include value-based health care, seniors care, health system governance and pharmaceutical policy.
Horne was appointed Fellow-In-Residence of the C.D. Howe Institute in May 2025 and serves as Co-Chair of the Institute’s Health Policy Council. He is a director of the Canadian Frailty Network and Providence Living (BC).