Clinical Care

The Amyloidosis Program of Calgary is a multi-specialty and multi-disciplinary group of health care professionals collaborating to provide care to amyloidosis patients within Calgary and the surrounding region. Comprehensive care is provided through multiple clinics and service locations across the city. Patients with known or suspected amyloidosis of all sub-types can be referred to any of the clinics or service providers listed within the Alberta Referral Directory’s Amyloidosis Program of Calgary profile listing, depending on the patient’s predominant symptoms and suspected sub-type.     

To learn more, visit the APC profile on the Alberta Referral Directory.

Currently, we are in the process of developing a Provincial Care Pathway and related Connect Care order set to facilitate standardized, evidence-based care. This initiative is a collaborative effort between Alberta Health Services and amyloidosis experts across the province. Our aim is to provide clinicians with an easy-to-use resource to improve understanding of amyloidosis and to help guide patient care.

The new Amyloidosis Pathway will serve to promote awareness, heighten clinical suspicion and guide diagnostic workup, referral and management strategies for patients with known or suspected amyloidosis.  Our goal is to facilitate earlier disease recognition, diagnosis, referral to specialized treatment centers and treatment initiation to improve patient outcomes.

If you're a healthcare professional who is passionate about improving outcomes for patients with amyloidosis in Alberta, please contact us to get involved.

We are committed to ensuring that patients across Alberta and referring regions have equal and timely access to diagnostic testing and optimal disease treatment by standardizing care practices across the province.

We are exploring innovative ways to improve early diagnosis for patients with symptoms of amyloidosis that are commonly underrecognized.