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Hepatology Central Access and Triage at
Calgary Zone and Area
Central Access Healthcare Service
Specialty: Gastroenterology
Connect Care Department: CALGARY ZONE HEPATOLOGY CAT
Estimated time to routine appointment: Not Available
Alberta Health Services - Calgary Zone
CENTRAL ACCESS SERVICES
A central intake for all Hepatologists in the Calgary Zone.The Hepatology service sees patients for a variety of liver conditions, including cirrhosis, chronic liver disease, some liver malignancies, fatty liver disease, and Viral Hepatitis (B and C).
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
- Refer patients under 17 years of age to the pediatric Hepatology service
- Refer patients requiring surgical intervention to the appropriate Surgical service
- Refer patients requiring cancer treatment to the appropriate Oncology service
ROUTINE REFERRAL PROCESS
Referrals for hepatology can be submitted via:
- Connect Care: Connect Care users use the Ambulatory Referral Order to CALGARY ZONE HEPATOLOGY CAT.
- Fax: Non-Connect Care users complete the referral form and send it to the service using the contact information in this profile.
URGENT REFERRAL PROCESS
Please direct patients to the nearest Emergency Department or Urgent Care Facility.
EMERGENCY REFERRAL PROCESS
For all emergencies refer directly to the Emergency Department of each Hospital or contact RAAPID South at 1-800-661-1700 or 403-944-4486.
- FMC 403-944-1110
- PLC 403-943-4555
- SHC 403-956-1111
COMMUNICATION PROCESS
- Referral receipt to referring source within 7 days.
- Wait list status update every 14 days.
- Appointment outcome to referral source within 30 days.
ADDITIONAL SERVICE DETAILS
We offer the following services:
What to expect:
Once you arrive at the clinic, check in at the front desk.
You may be in the clinic for up to one hour, so please come prepared.
When you see the hepatologist you will review your medical history and talk about the reason for your visit.
After the hepatologist examines you, you and the hepatologist will talk about the best treatment choices for you.
Treatment choices may include medication therapy, further laboratory investigations, endoscopic procedure or a referral to another healthcare provider such as social worker/dietitian.
You may return for your follow-up appointments.
- consultation and treatment
- medication counseling and monitoring
- endoscopic interventions as needed
- paracentesis and other comfort measures
- palliative Care and end of life support
What to expect:
Once you arrive at the clinic, check in at the front desk.
You may be in the clinic for up to one hour, so please come prepared.
When you see the hepatologist you will review your medical history and talk about the reason for your visit.
After the hepatologist examines you, you and the hepatologist will talk about the best treatment choices for you.
Treatment choices may include medication therapy, further laboratory investigations, endoscopic procedure or a referral to another healthcare provider such as social worker/dietitian.
You may return for your follow-up appointments.
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CENTRAL ACCESS REFERRAL PHONE
403-944-6541
CENTRAL ACCESS REFERRAL FAX
403-476-8760 Referrals
403-944-6559 Hepatology Reports
REFERRAL FORMS
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CENTRAL ACCESS LINKED SERVICES
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