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The Alberta Children's Hospital in Calgary is used by patients from birth to age 18 from southern Alberta, southeastern British Columbia and southwestern Saskatchewan. The facility offers a full range of inpatient and outpatient services including emergency.
Wheel chair access available. This facility is wheelchair accessible and has an elevator on site
Alberta Health Services is committed to supporting patients and families during their most challenging times. To support this, we have removed formal visiting hours for all our Calgary zone hospitals. Visiting hours are based on expressed wishes and care needs of the patient.
28 Oki Drive Calgary Alberta T3B 6A8
403-955-7211 (Switchboard)
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Services provided may include:
This service cares for people from Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Nunavut, and the Northwest Territories depending on location.
For more information visit our webpage.
Ambulatory Complex Care Program is a stream that provides comprehensive support for patients who receive care in the hospital, community, or at home. The Amb-CCP team is composed of care coordinators and family resources specialists, who help patients and families with accessing and navigating the health care system and the resources and services they need. The service includes pediatric care coordination, which is a patient and family-centered, assessment driven, team-based activity designed to meet the needs of children and youth while enhancing the care giving capabilities of families and care teams. The Amb-CCP partners, alongside the referring care team, to coordinate care and addresses interrelated medical, social, developmental, educational, and financial needs to achieve optimal health and wellness outcomes for patients and families.
Services include:
The team does not assume a primary care / therapy team role. Amb-CCP requires active participation from the patient’s care team(s) (e.g., social work, physician, family, school team).
Child / Youth Inclusion:
Child / Youth Exclusion:
This service provides:
Physician referral required.
24-hour on-call service.
Provides support in the hospital, which includes:
Provides three streams of service:
Does not assume a primary therapy team role. ACETS requires active participation from the client's community therapy team (e.g., therapist, family, educator, school team member).
ACETS (Augmentative Communication and Educational Technology Service) is an assessment center to assess for funding eligibility through Alberta Aids to Daily Living (AADL) Speech Generating Communication Devices (SGCDs) Benefit Area. For details on the SGCD Benefit Area, please refer to the Alberta Aids to Daily Living (AADL) website.
Clients must have:
There is no fee for the service itself but if appropriate assistive technology equipment is recommended, the client may be required to pay for all or a portion of the equipment cost.
Funding support through AADL / AB Blue Cross is limited to clients who are eligible to receive speech generating communication devices (SGCDs).
Services provided include:
Provides specialized investigation and quality rehabilitation services for children and families with mild, moderate and severe traumatic brain injury from the Emergency Department, through the hospital admission, and out into the community.
Children diagnosed with a mild, moderate or severe traumatic brain injury.
An estimated wait time will be provided at the time of appointment booking.
Provides treatment and rehabilitation of burn injuries.
Includes:
Offers fresh Starbucks coffee and food that people can buy at AHS hospitals and facilities.
You can pay with cash, debit or credit.
Retail Food Services is responsible for all in-house and third party operated consumer food and beverage outlets, vending machines as well as the provision of catering within Alberta Healthcare facilities. The Retail Food Services team is dedicated to providing high quality fresh food and beverages in a friendly manner at competitive prices.
Offers fresh food that people can buy at AHS hospitals and facilities. Vending machines are also available.
CSART is a team of registered nurses, doctors and crisis counsellors who have specialized training and expertise to support people who have been sexually assaulted.
If you or your child has been sexually assaulted in the last 7 days ( 168 hours ), we can offer confidential services including:
A crisis counsellor from Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse ( CCASA ) can provide emotional support and strategies for coping after a sexual assault, assess your immediate needs, and follow up with you if you choose.
For more information visit the Sexual Assault Response Team website.
If you have been sexually assaulted in the last 7 days and you are:14 years old / older go to Sheldon M. Chumir Health Care urgent care / any emergency department / urgent care centre13 years old / younger go to the Alberta Children’s Hospital emergency department
If you have been sexually assaulted OVER 7 days ago, contact:Sexual & Reproductive Health Clinics 403-955-6500Calgary Communities Against Sexual AbuseAlberta One Line for Sexual Violence 1-866-403-8000 phone or textSTI Clinic 1-855-945-6700Family doctor, walk-in clinic or call Health Link 811
Clinics will typically run one day a month
Offers follow-up care for patients with implanted cardiac devices.
The consultation service begins with an assessment of a patient's personal and family history for features of a suspected condition. Genetic counselling is then provided to patients to communicate genetic risk information, explore options for genetic testing (if indicated), and discuss the benefits, risk, limitations of genetic testing for the patient and/or at risk relatives.
Examples of inherited cardiac conditions include long QT syndrome, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, and many others.
Individuals and families referred may include pregnant couples, newborns, children or adults.
For the diagnosis or management of a cardiac condition, patients should be referred to cardiology.
Telehealth is available for Alberta residents.
For more information visit the Clinical & Metabolic Genetics website.
Individuals affected by or at moderate to high risk for inherited cardiac conditions through a genetic risk evaluation of the individual's medical and family history.
Above times are for outpatients only. 24 hours / day, 7 days / week for inpatients.
Cashier services performs financial transactions, including the acceptance of payment for patient fees.
This service offers mental health assessment and treatment for children with serious emotional, behavioral, and / or psychiatric problems that can't be treated in the community, day patient, or outpatient settings. The service also involves the child's family.
Service provides:
All admissions are determined in any of the emergency departments in consultation with psychiatry/mental health staff
Child must be between 4 and 17 years old with acute mental health problems.
Adolescents must be between 13 and 17 years old and in Grade7 to Grade 12.
This service supports children and families by:
Healthcare provider must refer child.
All children and their families recieving care at Alberta Children's Hospital can request assistance from a Child Life Specialist.
Clients attend program daily from 8:30 AM to 3:15 PM.
CDTP is voluntary program that provides the following:
Caregivers are expected to attend regular family therapy sessions and case conferences.
Child must be in grade 3 to grade 7 and have:
This program provides education and support for children, who are assessed by multidisciplinary team, who have intestinal failure. For example, children who require intravenous nutrition to survive.
Clinical, Metabolic and Prenatal Genetic Services provides genetic assessment, screening, diagnosis, genetic counselling, education, support, and monitoring and treatment (when available). Services focus on patient and family centred care and are actively involved in research to best support quality care for patients and families.For additional information related to the specific services offered, please search directly for:
Genetic outreach centres, located in Lethbridge and Medicine Hat, have geneticis MDs and genetic counsellors available to see patients and families closer to home. For additional information related to the specific services offered, please search directly for:
A Medical Genetic Residency Training Program is also offered through Calgary, and some patients wil be triaged to be seen through this world-class teaching clinic.
Albertans affected by inherited metabolic disorders and Albertans affected or at moderate to high risk for inherited genetic disorders or cancers through a genetic risk evaluation of the individual's medical and family history. For specific clinic eligibility, see the appropriate clinic.
Contact our booking clerk between 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. Clinics run at various times and locations all around the Calgary Zone.
In person or virtual education appointments for children and their families with mild to moderate asthma that includes a customized Asthma Action Plan for every patient. A breathing exercise (simple spirometry) for children 6 years of age and older will be scheduled as required.
Children from 2 years to 18 years of age. Children 6 years of age and older may also have a breathing test (simple spirometry) as required.
For evenings, weekends and statutory holidays, contact the Alberta Children's Emergency Department or respiratory doctor on call at 403-955-7211.
Provides multidisciplinary specialty care for children and adolescents with tracheostomies or other complex airway needs (i.e. dependent on non-invasive ventilation or other airway appliances for > 18 hours a day) including:
Support provided in collaboration with local home care, community & school based teams where available.
Visit the PEAS (Pediatric Eating and Swallowing) website to find relevant information for families and care providers of children with an eating, feeding and swallowing disorder.
Patients must be less than 18 years of age.
Patients must have a tracheostomy or be dependent on non-invasive ventilation or other airway appliances for less than 18 hours a day (children and adolescents requiring only overnight non-invasive ventilation should be referred to ACH Pulmonary or Sleep Clinics).
When a significant change in function or health status occurs, some families have difficulty accessing healthcare services for their child due to unstable or unpredictable medical, psychosocial, sensory or engagement factors.
Our services include:
Children and families with an acute change of function leading to complex (re)habilitation (OT, PT, SLP)intervention needs AND unable to access existing programs/services AND are experiencing one AND/OR more of the following:
Closed Saturday, Sunday and all STAT holidays. There are on-call services for emergency cases after regular business hours.
Computed tomography, also known as "CT Scan" or "CAT Scan", is when pictures of the body are taken using radiation and computer-enhanced imaging.
A language line is available, but requests need to be made before tests are scheduled.
Open 24 hours Monday to Friday.
Unit closes Saturday at 3:00 PM.Closed Sundays and Statutory holidays.
Cares for people before and after general surgery procedures.
Language Line is available upon request at time of care.
You need a referral from a surgeon.
Provides support for people of all ages with type 1 or type 3 diabetes who want to start using an insulin pump. An insulin pump is a device a person wears instead of giving daily insulin injections. It is portable and can be programmed. It’s about the size of a pager and delivers fast-acting insulin through a small tube that is put under the skin. The site has to be changed every 2 to 3 days.
For more information, please visit: Diabetes Insulin Pump Therapy | Alberta Health Services
The referral process is different for each clinic. Please contact the clinic for information on their referral process.
Albertans with type 1 and type 3c diabetes.
Waiting times vary by clinic.
Service fees vary.
Albertans who meet the eligibility criteria can apply for funding through the Government of Alberta’s Insulin Pump Therapy Program and will need to be assessed at a diabetes insulin pump clinic to determine if they qualify for cove
Complex medical and/or service needs including:
Goal-focused rehabilitation may include:
Intervention is provided through a hybrid model including virtual health, phone and in-person appointments based on clinical/family needs. ECR does not provide home-based intervention. Based on clinical need, a child may access support from an occupational therapist, physiotherapist, speech language pathologist, child development specialist, registered dietitian, social worker and / or therapy assistant. ECR requires parents / caregiver readiness to actively participate in intervention sessions. With support, parents / caregivers will identify a functional goal and will be coached on how to carry-out rehabilitation recommendations in the home and community.
Referrals are accepted from:
There must be a physician / most responsible provider attached to the referral who consents and is prepared to order diagnostic procedures for the purpose of assessment (e.g. feeding / swallowing assessment and management with videofluoroscopy and/or endoscopy). Primary care must be retained by the physician. This is not a physician-led clinic.
Growth chart must accompany referrals for eating feeding and swallowing concerns..
Inclusion Criteria:
Exclusion Criteria:
Available by appointment only.
This test is called a diagnostic ABR assessment and is used to rule out or confirm hearing loss.
With your consent, the health care provider who completed your baby' s hearing screening test will refer your baby for a diagnostic ABR assessment. Diagnostic ABR assessments are available across the province at select sites in larger city centers. The nearest AHS Audiology Service site will call you to make an appointment when they receive the referral.
The results of your baby's diagnostic ABR assessment and any follow up needed will be shared with you.
A diagnostic ABR assessment is safe and will not hurt your baby. Your baby's hearing is important for many areas of child and brain development. Hearing loss can delay your child's speech, learning and social skills.
A diagnostic ABR assessment is recommended when a baby is at least 4 weeks of age.
For more information, visit our website.
All babies born or living in Alberta are offered screening for permanent hearing loss within 90 days of birth. It's best to have your baby's hearing screened before they are 1 month old. Newborn hearing screening is free. Additional eligibility requirements are based on your baby's age and health status. If your baby is born with bilateral aural atresia or presents with meningitis, they will be referred to Audiology Services for a diagnostic ABR assessment.
After the birth of your baby, a health care provider will offer to have your baby's hearing screened.
With your consent, your baby's hearing screening will happen before your baby leaves the hospital. The results of your baby's hearing screening and any follow up needed will be shared with you.
Hearing screening is the best way to find out if your baby has hearing loss.
Hearing screening is quick, safe, and will not hurt your baby. Your baby's hearing is important for many areas of child and brain development. Hearing loss can delay your child's speech, learning and social skills.
If you have an emergency, call 911.
Emergency departments:
Emergency Department wait times are now available for Calgary, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat and Red Deer.
Get the right care when you need it, to learn more visit Know Your Options
This service may be impacted by the COVID pandemic. View the Hours of Operations to see if the location has been impacted. Visit https://ahs.ca/covid for up-to-date information.
We can’t predict how long you will need to wait in the emergency department. Patients are assessed (triaged) using a standard scoring system called the Canadian Triage and Acuity Scale (CTAS) to see how urgent their health needs are.
See Eligibility field for information on who is eligible for this service.
Alberta Children's Hospital has a Mental Health Inpatient Unit.
Children and adolescents with mental health concerns that impact abilities in daily functioning.
The following locations ONLY provide Mental Health services to adolescents over the age of 14 years:
Wait time varies.
Provides short term child-minding for newborns to early teens. This is not a DayCare setting, therefore time slots are short term. Activities include:
There is one childcare provider for every 4 children. Children younger than 2 and children that need extra care get one-on-one attention.
The longest a child can stay is 1.5 hours.
There are two EBY locations:
Children must be patients or siblings of a patient of the Alberta Children's Hospital, Alberta Children's Hospital clinics or Rotary Flames House (RFH). Parents / guardians must remain on site while their child is at EBY. The service is intended to allow parents / guardians to meet with a health care provider, attend an appointment on site, or have a visit with their child at bedside without needing to have other children present.
Provides visual evoked potentials testing, which measures how long it takes for nerves to respond when they are stimulated.This service also Includes visual evoked response (VER) or visual evoked potential (VEP) testing.
Services for patients and their families located within this Centre include:
For more information visit our website.
Staff are not available on Statutory Holidays.
Provides information, resources and support services to children who are in care:
Visit our website for information on the supports and information provided.
Language Line Services available.
Must be a current ACH inpatient or ambulatory clinic patient to access this service.
Family Peer Mentor Volunteers are trained to provide:
The Family Peer Mentors are:
The Family Peer Mentors do not give medical advice. Connections are monitored by the F2FC Coordinator who is available to address any questions and provide ongoing support.
Families with children 18 yrs old or younger.
Closed Saturday, Sunday and all STAT holidays
Fluoroscopy is a real time x-ray like a video, which is used by physicians and staff to assist imaging throughout the body during exams.
Service available, but must be arranged ahead of time
An appointment is with a clinical geneticist and / or genetic counsellor, depending on the reason for referral.
Telehealth is available for Southern Alberta residents.
A consultation may involve:
Ward consults are provided at all tertiary hospitals by the geneticist is on call 24 / 7 in Calgary and Edmonton.
This service is available to individuals who are affected or at moderate to high risk for inherited genetic conditions. A genetic risk assessment is based on the individual's medical and family history.
An estimated wait time will be determined at triage and provided to the referring physician.
Most urgent referrals take priority for services. Less urgent referrals have wait lists that are dependent on the referral indication. All triage decisions are communicated to referring physicians.
Offers care on an inpatient basis including assessing, diagnosing, and treating many types of medical problems.
An estimated wait time will be provided when accepted to the program.
Closed Saturday, Sunday and all STAT holidays.
General Radiography uses x-rays to produce images of the structures inside the body, particularly bones. X-ray beams can pass through the body, but they are absorbed in different amounts depending on the density of the material they pass through.
The patient is admitted to a general surgery inpatient unit for one or more nights.
Interpretation and Translation Services available.
Holidays 10:30 AM to 2:30 PM
A hospital boutique featuring a wide selection of gifts, snacks and toiletries for sale. At The Red Thread Gift Shop your gift gives twice! Proceeds of sales support programs that focus on patient care and comfort as well as the purchase of new patient focused equipment.
Completes patient charts, collects data, data entry and coding, collects patient information, dictates notes, and transcribes inpatient and outpatient charts.
There is a fee for copies of health records.
In addition to hearing assessments, rehabilitation services are also provided by a multidisciplinary team. Children with sensorineural, mixed or conductive hearing loss are assessed and a plan is made for follow-up which may include tests, surgery or referral out to the community.
0 - 17 years of age with hearing loss.
Provides care for people in the hospital with blood diseases, including leukemia.
Provides hemodialysis for children in kidney failure.
Must be under the care of a nephrologist.
The goals for this clinic are to facilitate cancer management decisions, and recommend optimal screening and cancer prevention strategies for affected individuals and high risk families.
The consultation service begins with an assessment of a patients' personal and family history for features of hereditary cancer syndromes.
Genetic Counselling is then provided to patients who meet the criteria, in order to share genetic risk information, discuss the benefits, risks, limitations of genetic testing (if indicated for the patient and / or at-risk relatives), and to discuss recommendations for cancer management and surveillance.
Albertans affected or at moderate to high risk for hereditary cancer syndrome determined through a genetic risk evaluation of the individual's medical and family history.
Education, support and monitoring of Pediatric clients up to age 18 years who receive feeding by a feeding device (NG, NJ, G-Tube or GJ tube) in their home.
A multidisciplinary team who work together to assist families and caregivers in managing a child's tube feeding at home.
In addition to education and support, the program provides regular review and follow up of:
This program provides service to Calgary area clients including, north to Red Deer and South to the Alberta border.
To access contact information and a list of services offered, select a hospital.
Search through a complete list of progams and services, or hospital and facility information with the following:
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These services are not available on evenings and weekends. At these times, please contact the Family Resource Centre.
This program provides:
This service is available on-site in hospitals and public health centres. Upon request, staff can be present at hospital rounds, medical appointments, and case conferences.
Indigenous Hospital Support Staff also gather traditional medicines, educate about ceremonial protocol, and are available to healthcare staff for consultation on a diverse range of Indigenous patient issues.
Patients and clients may also be asked about their healthcare experience to help ensure they receive the best possible healthcare.
First Nations (Status and Non-Status), Metis and Inuit people and their families.
Interventional Radiography is a sub-specialty of Diagnostic Imaging (radiology) that uses imag-guided procedures for both therapeutic and diagnostic Purposes. Interventional radiography can be done using x-ray, CT, Ultrasound or MRI images and are done to diagnose and treat disease in almost every organ system.
Angiography, which is a diagnostic imaging procedure that uses a radio-opaque dye and a specialized x-ray camera to take pictures of the blood flow in specific blood vessels (arteries or veins) or blood flow within the heart itself. Sometimes treatments are done during an angiogram.
For immediate assistance, please email info@kidsim.ca. Other times available by request. To list hours of other service or program times.
KidSIM offers:
For more information visit our website at kidsim.ca
Must be healthcare provider.
This lab serves hospital inpatient, Ambulatory Clinic patients, by physician or clinic referral only.
Outpatient lab hours: Monday to Friday 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM (Closed Statutory holidays).
NOTE: pediatric patients can be collected any of the Patient Service Centres. Patient Service Centres offer both appointment and walk-in services for all patients that require lab work. Book online at DynaLIFE or call 1-877-702-4486 to make an appointment.Hospital Outpatient Laboratories are available to serve hospital based Ambulatory Clinic patients, immunocompromised patients (e.g. cancer patients, renal patients) and patients requiring special collections (require special handling, are not available at PSCs, or can only be collected in hospital outpatient labs).
Laboratory Services provides collection of blood and body fluids for tests ordered by your doctor or healthcare provider including a comprehensive range of routine and specialized lab testing and clinical consultations:
Note: Some locations may not offer the full range of testing. To confirm availability of a specific test, contact the location.
APL Booking Line: 1-877-702-4486 or book online.
Services offered include:
Survivors of childhood cancer between the ages of 2-30 years of age including patients that have undergone bone marrow transplant for malignancy or non-malignant hematological disorders.
4 to 6 months
MRI scanners use strong magnetic fields and radiowaves to form images of the body. The technique is widely used in hospitals for medical diagnosis, staging of disease and for follow-up without exposure to ionizing radiation.
Used for many exams, including: head, spine, heart, bone / joints, and abdomen.
The Mainstreaming Hereditary Cancer Program is a partnership between oncology and surgery clinicians and the Hereditary Cancer Clinic, coordinated by the Mainstreaming Hereditary Cancer Clinic Hub. We aim to provide timely access to appropriate hereditary cancer genetic testing for individuals with cancer.
Individuals assessed to be at moderate to high risk of a hereditary cancer syndrome, based on personal and family history.
Provides life-long management of metabolic disorders for infants, children and adults.
Participate in education, training and research and collaborates with other centres and programs to foster leadership and excellence in this field.
A metabolic geneticist is on call 24 / 7 in Calgary and Edmonton.
Suspicion of an Inherited Metabolic Disorder (IMD) may be considered for one or more of the following reasons:
An estimated wait time is based on triage and will be provided at the time of appointment booking.
Assesses and measures an individual's movement (typically walking) using a variety of motion analysis technologies including motion capture and high speed video (frequently referred to as clinical gait analysis). Interpretation of motion analysis data is used to:
Clients may have various underlying diagnoses including cerebral palsy, stroke, brain injury or otherneurological or muscular problem that results in complex gait and movement patterns requiring advanced assessment technologies.
Assessment and recommendations require specific and measureable clinical questions that are best-answered by motion analysis.
Referring source must provide a clinical referral question that is best-answered by motion analysis to guide assessment.
Waiting period depends on urgency of clinical question on referral.
The service includes:
Southern Alberta Neonatal Transport Service (neonatal transport team serves southern Alberta) only available at the Foothills Medical Centre
For babies 24 hours and younger that require intensive care.
Medical services including consultation, assessment, diagnosis, treatment and follow-up care for children with disorders of the kidney and urinary tract.
Services provided:
- end stage renal disease clinic:
- kidney transplant clinic
- chronic kidney disease clinic
- cystinosis clinic
- blood pressure monitoring and analysis; including 24 hour outpatient blood pressure assessment
- combined nephrology / rheumatology clinic
- combined nephrology / urology clinic
- prenatal consultations for renal and urinary tract abnormalities in the unborn child
- rural outreach general nephrology clinics to Medicine Hat and Lethbridge
Service targeted to:
To list hours of other service or program times.
The NDD stream provides comprehensive support for patients and families who receive care in the hospital, community, school, or at home. The NDD team is composed of care coordinators, who help patients and families with accessing and navigating the systems and services they need. Care coordination includes patient and family-centered, psycho-social assessment driven, team-based activity designed to meet the needs of children and youth. The NDD partners, alongside the referring care team, work collaboratively to coordinate care and address interrelated medical, social, developmental, educational, and financial needs to achieve optimal health and wellness outcomes for patients and families.
Services Include:
The team does not assume a primary care / therapy team role. NDD requires active participation from the patient’s care team(s) (e.g., social work, physician, family, school team) and is not considered a discharge plan.
Child/ Youth Inclusion:
Child/ Youth Exclusion:
The consultation service begins with an assessment of a patient's personal and family history for features of a suspected condition.
Genetic counselling is provided to patients to explore applicable inheritance patterns and the benefits, risks, and limitations of genetic testing (if indicated) for both the patient and any at risk relatives.
Examples of neurogenetic conditions include Huntington's disease, myotonic dystrophy, hereditary spastic paraparesis, and ataxia among others.
This service is available to individuals who are affected with or at moderate to high risk for neurogenetic conditions. Risk level is determined by genetic risk evaluation of the individual's medical and family history.
All referrals are triaged an an estimated wait time is provided to the referring physician.
Closed Saturday, Sunday and all STAT holidays. On-call services available on weekends from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm
Clients swallow, inhale, or are given a needle with a radiotracer before their exam. Radiotracers go to a specific body part so the camera can take pictures. (tests may take a number of hours to complete; patients may be required to return later that day or the next day to complete exam).
Radiotracers are also given to treat diseases like thyroid disease.
Services provided for:
18 years and younger.
In the Outpatient Dietitian Counselling program, families work one-on-one with a registered dietitian (dietitian) trained in Pediatric Weight Management. The dietitian will help the family work on healthy eating and active living habits and set realistic goals that focus on creating a healthy lifestyle. Areas of focus include nutrition, physical activity, sedentary time and sleep.
The dietitian and the family’s healthcare provider work together to ensure the family is supported in achieving their health goals. They can also assist in connecting the family with other supports as needed, such as physical activity, mental health, and community services.
The program’s aim is to help families achieve a lifestyle that promotes healthy growth and development in their children.
For more information visit the Outpatient Dietitian Counselling website.
Available to children ages 2-4 years with a Body Mass Index (BMI) above the 97th percentile and children ages 5-17 years with a BMI above the 85th percentile.
Offers care and treatment for people with cancer, including high-dose chemotherapy and pain relief.
You must be admitted to hospital by your doctor.
A multidisciplinary team provides care for orthopedic patients including:
Referrals are not to be made directly to the unit. Patients must be admitted by an orthopedic surgeon or other doctor.
Wait time varies and is dependent on surgeon availability.
Closed statutory holidays.
Cancer drugs are provided, without charge, to registered Alberta cancer patients through specific locations in the province.
Please refer to the Alberta Health Services Cancer Drug Benefit Program.
Professional referral required.
Recipients must be:
As part of our support for patient care and comfort, friends and family of inpatients at hospital and health care facilities can send well wishes via email. Sites participating in the program will receive the message, will ensure that the message is only "well-wish" (any other type of communication will be deleted) and will arrange for delivery within 3 business days. A couple of important reminders - the electronic delivery system is not a secure connection, so please don't add any confidential information to your message. Plus the "well-wish" system does not allow for replies or confirm receipt / delivery confirmation.
General hours of meal service:
Breakfast: 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM
Lunch: 12:30 AM - 1:30 PM
Supper: 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Patient Food Services overarching objectives are to:
PFS delivers more than 31,000 patient/resident meals each day within AHS facilities.
After hours go to Emergency Department
Statutory holidays hours are 8am - 4pm.
Services offered:
Hours listed are the program office hours.
PACE focuses on pediatric simulation education and faculty development. PACE incorporates simulation technology run by pediatric emergency medicine and critical care educators. Learning takes place at The Alberta Children’s Hospital KidSIM Centre. PACE uses hands-on teaching using the latest evidence-based medicine to help healthcare professionals maintain their Pediatric Acute Care Education.
Courses offered:
Must be a health care provider.
Registration fees apply.
A physiatrist, physical therapist and occupational therapist are available during regular business hours. The multidisciplinary pediatric amputee clinic runs approximately every other month.
Provides care to children with amputations, limb deficiencies, or musculoskeletal syndromes needing amputation or prosthetic devices and their families. Care includes diagnosis, assessment, treatment, teaching and follow-up.
For information on juvenile amputations, go to Association of Children's Prosthetic-Orthotic Clinic's website. Multidisciplinary clinics take place once every two months, at the Alberta Children's Hospital.
Ages 17 years and younger.
The Pediatric Complex Pain Clinic provides a comprehensive, multidisciplinary, accessible outpatient service for the management of complex pain experienced by children and their families, focusing on goal attainment, self-management and overall functional improvement.
Within Alberta Children’s Hospital catchment area ( unless otherwise approved ).
Please note that due to the current COVID-19 pandemic the clinic is running at a reduced capacity, as such, wait times have increased. All referrals will be triaged accordingly.
Clinics wait time based on the following criteria:
Level 1: Within 2 weeks by MD/RN. PT within week as needed
Level 2: 2-4 weeks
Level 3: 1 month
Surgical Clinic available Friday 9:00AM - 12:00PM.
Entonox procedural IUD insertion once a month.
The clinic provides both diagnosis, treatment (medical and surgical) and education for children and adolescents with gynecologic concerns such as:
The clinic also offers IUD / nexplanon insertion and procedural IUD insertion in a trauma-informed setting. The clinic has access to multidisciplinary care with many other services through combined rounds to allow more flexible, efficient patient care.
Varies.
Inpatient consultations may be provided outside of clinic hours.
Pre-operative assessment by a pediatric anesthesiologist includes:
Physician referral only.
Optimized to meet the surgical date.
Weekdays, by appointment.
Arthrogryposis is a condition that affect the joints. It is typically discovered in utero or at birth. Pediatric patients under age 18 who have arthrogryposis are seen in this multi-disciplinary clinic.
Professional referral required. Please send patient information, including previous investigations and imaging as needed. We do not have a specific referral form.
After hours call 955-7211 and ask for the Respirologist on-call or the Emergency Department.
This will be determined based on established triage criteria for the asthma clinic. The family will be called with an appointment once the referral is processed.
All initial hearing assessment referrals should be directed to community Audiology at Richmond Road Diagnostic and treatment center.
Audiology Services provides the following specialized services:
For pediatric patients who require bone marrow transplant services.
Pediatric patients less than 18 years of age.
Dependent on reason for referral.
An afternoon clinic is offered once a month on either a Wednedsday or Thursday (1 to 4pm), depending on the physician’s schedule,
For children and youth with functional deficits resulting from known or suspected brachial plexus or peripheral nerve injury, obstetrical or acquired. Patient care may be provided by one or more of the following interdisiciplinary team members: occupational therapists, physiotherapists, physiatrists, plastic surgeons, social workers.
INCLUSION:Children and youth 0 - 18 years with:
EXCLUSION:
This outpatient clinic treats children who have sustained a thermal injury and will need to be followed long - term. The clinic can also refer clients to plastic surgery service. Clinic is located within the Rehabilitation Clinic at Alberta Children's Hospital on the lower level.
Translation services available
MD referral required.
Children ages 0 to 17 years.
Referrals are triaged and booked daily. However, clinic does not operate on the weekends and statutory holidays. Referrals receveid on weekends will triaged on next business day.
All testing can only be ordered by the Cardiologist
Echocardiography testing including:
The following electrodiagnostic tests are available:
Patients under 18 - new referrals for patients who are 17 years old may be triaged to be seen at an adult facility.
Provides children with inpatient cardiac assessment and medical treatment for congenital and acquired heart disease. Closed heart surgery may be done in Calgary or Edmonton. Children who require open heart surgery are referred to Edmonton.
Children age 0 to 17 years.
Dependent upon bed capacity on inpatient unit
Fee schedule per Alberta Health Care and non-Canadian residents.
This service offers the following diagnostic services within the Cardiology Clinic:
Patients under 18 years of age - new referrals for patients who are 17 years old may be triaged to be seen at an Adult facility.
Closed on statutory holidays.
Our team partners with your family to set health goals at your own pace considering nutrition, physical activity, health, mental health and well-being. You may work with our team one-on-one or in a group setting.
Every child and family's journey is unique. Our goal is to support healthy lifestyle changes that are respectful and responsive to your family's needs and values.
A variety of languages are available with the support of interpreter and language services.
Available to children ages 5 - 17 years of age with a BMI above the 97th percentile.
3 - 6 months
Provides care to children and adults born with a cleft lip and/or palate and other head, face, or jaw abnormalities, which includes follow-up care with healthcare providers.
Offers care to children with hypernasal speech (too much air coming down the nose during speech, also known as velopharyngeal dysfunction).
Available via phone or computer.
New born babies and infants will be seen within approximately 2 weeks.
Children and adults will be seen within 6 weeks.
Assessment and rehabilitation services are provided by a multidisciplinary team which may include Audiology, Speech-Language Pathology, Social Work and Psychology. An Otolaryngologist and Pediatrician are available for consultation.
Translation services are available through AHS access to the Language line.
Ages 0 to 17 years - 11 months.
Clinics run on Tuesday, nursing support available on Thursday, but no clinic.
Cares for children with CDH repair from southern Alberta, southeastern British Columbia and southwestern Saskatchewan. Care includes assessment, treatment, education and coordination with other specialists as needed.
Clinic hours are listed above.
CF newborn screening is on Wednesdays from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
The CF clinic runs Tuesday 8:00 AM to 12 :00 PM (noon).
The nurse is the main contact for the clinic and the nurse:
The clinic is held weekly.
Newborn infants recalled through the newborn screening program are scheduled for a follow-up test (sweat chloride) and parents are provided education and offered genetic counselling.
This service provides dental treatment to special needs children who are medically, mentally or physically challenged. These special needs patients include, without being limited to, children with moderate to severe developmental delays, genetic disorders and/or craniofacial deformities, cleft lip and palate, severe cognitive disorders, cancer, organ transplant, hematology disorders, cerebral palsy, seizure disorders, prematurity with chronic medical issues, infectious diseases, sleep apnea, velopharyngeal incompetency, mental health issues or under palliative care.
Children, 17 years and younger, presenting with:
The ACH Dental Clinic bills families for services provided and will process claim for third party insurer (e.g. private insurance, ACHB, NIHB, FSCD). The fee for the initial consultation is between $90 and $150 and may be billed to Alberta Health if the consultation is medically required. An estimate of recommended treatment will be provided.
Private dental insurance and government programs (ACHB, NIHB, AISH) are accepted. Clinic Coordinator can assist with additional funding applications (FSCD, Cleft Indemnity Program, OMSD)
Hours of operation for:The Dermatology clinic: Monday 9:00am-12:00pm; Tuesday 8:15am-4:00pm; Thursday 8:30am-12:00pm.The Dermatology Clinic operates out of the Pediatric Infectious Disease Clinic at the Alberta Childrens Hospital: Monday - Friday 8:00am-4:15pm; Weekends: 8:00am-4:15pm.Referrals are accepted every weekday.
This service provides consultation for pediatric skin conditions that are of concern or have not responded to treatment. Doctors or health care professionals can refer for additional investigation, diagnosis, and/or treatment.
Conditions diagnosed and treated:
All patients up to 18 years of age. Rare exceptions may be considered if the patient is already being seen at Alberta Children's Hospital.
For newly diagnosed pediatric patients with diabetes, diabetic ketoacidosis, and those patients requiring acute support of their diabetes diagnosis. We collaborate fully with comprehensive supports including our ambulatory and community partners.
Call after hours number and ask for the Endocrine Doctor on-call.
This service provides referred children with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes a multidisciplinary approach for ongoing diabetes management and education.
It is also a recognized centre for the Alberta Insulin Pump Therapy Program.
Clinic closed from noon to 1:00 PM.
Provides treatment for the following conditions:
Ages 0-18 years
Wait times are dependent on reason for referral.
Provides care to children with complex feeding or swallowing problems requiring specialized support. This may include feeding / swallowing issues associated with structural and motor disorders affecting the mouth, throat, airway, and digestive system and/or suspected aspiration.
Factors may include:
Growth chart must be included with referral.
We accept referrals for children with Pediatric Feeding Disorder.
Pediatric Feeding Disorder (PFD) is defined as impaired oral intake that is not age-appropriate, lasting at least 2 weeks, and associated with one or more disturbance of: medical, nutritional, feeding skill, and/or psychosocial function*(2,3), and is differentiated from Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) and Eating Disorder(3).
Referrals will be acknowledged within 2 business days. Assessments will be prioritized based on urgency.
An EEG test is a measurement of the electrical activity of the brain. It takes approximately 60 - 90 minutes and is performed by a technologist and then interpreted by a neurologist. The test involves the placement of electrodes on your scalp; there is no pain or discomfort involved. We ask that you arrive for your appointment with clean hair with no mousse, gels or hairspray.
Some of the health issues this program sees include: children with short or tall stature, delayed or precocious (early) puberty, adrenal insuffiency, thyroid conditions, and high cholesterol.
Provides comprehensive inpatient, outpatient and emergency services to children with intestinal, liver and complex nutritional disorders.
Please let the clinic know if English is not your first language and you need interpretation services.
Children 0 to 18 years.
Note: Referrals for patients aged 17 - 18 will be triaged by pediatric gastroenterology, but may be re-directed to adult services.
Wait time for routine appointments is between 6 - 12 months, depending on the reason for referral.
A multi-disciplinary team that offers an affirming approach to gender identity and care for patients 5-18 years.
Wait time for an appointment can be one year or more.
This unit provides care for children following orthopedic, plastic and general surgery.
The Pediatric Headache Clinic at Alberta Children's Hospital provides assessment, diagnosis, treatment and management of all headache disorders. The focus is self-management and integrates biopsychosocial interventions with medical mangement.
The clinic also provides diagnosis and treatment of Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS).
Ages 6 - 18 years of age with chronic headaches for longer than 3 months.
Normal neurological exam. Neurology concerns should be referred to Pediatric Neurology.
Refer children 5 years and younger to Pediatric Neurology.
After hours phone (403) 955-7211 and ask for the Pediatric Hematologist on call.
This clinic coordinates care for children with:
Consultation hours indicated as above. Treatment in the home is coordinated between the Home IV Therapy Program and Home Care.
Home IV therapy is offered when the children needs therapy for more than 7 days.
Interpretation services available upon request.
For children 2 to 17 years old.
From the receipt of orders 24 hours required for preparation and teaching.
Varies. A part of the program is cost-shared with the family.
Possible depending on the situation - cost shared with the family.
Clinics operate 1 Tuesday a month and 2 Thursdays a month.
This clinic is designed to investigate, diagnose and treat immunodeficiency disorders in children.
Children from 0-17 years of age.
Offers outpatient intravenous therapy for eligible children.
Children needing outpatient antibiotic intravenous therapy.
Home parenteral therapy program educates and supports patients and families in receiving long term intravenous (IV) therapy.
Children 0 to 17 years old.
APTP runs on weekend from 8 AM to 4 PM.
4:15 PM - 5:15 PM hours are based on clinic appointment needs.
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM Statutory Holidays.
For children 0 to 17 years old.
Provides critical care for children.
The Pediatric Transport Team provides a transport system for critically ill children. The team transports patients to and from hospitals throughout southern Alberta, southwestern Saskatchewan and southeastern British Columbia with EMS and STARS.
Doctor's referral needed.
Children age 17 and younger.
The family-centred care for children awaiting kidney transplant and the care after transplants includes:
Children 18 years and younger.
Follow-up medical care for children living south of Red Deer who have had a liver transplant. Liver transplants are done at the University of Alberta Hospital in Edmonton.
A doctor's referral is needed.
Closed on Statutory holidays.
Medical Day Treatment Unit:
Accepts referrals from internal ambulatory medical clinics in Alberta Children's Hospital only.
Patient must be actively followed by an ambulatory medical clinic and MRP at the Alberta Children's Hospital.
On evenings, weekends, and statutory holidays phone call the Alberta Children's Hospital Emergency Department.
The clinic follows and supports children and their families from birth until transition (or until the family no longer requires the service).
Must be ages 0 to 17 years with a diagnosis of spina bifida, sacral agenesis, or spinal cord injury with bowel / bladder involvement.
Emergencies should be directed to the Neurologist on call or to the Alberta Children's Hospital Emergency Department.
Using a coordinated care approach, this service manages children with complex seizure disorders and neurological conditions. Education is also offered to the child, their family, and the community.
Ages 0 to 17 years.
Exclusion Criteria (the following referrals will not be routinely accepted to the Pediatric Neurology Clinic):
Offers treatment, counselling, and coordinates care for children with cerebral palsy, and their families.
Provides care and management for children with neuromuscular or spinocerebellar disease, including muscular dystrophy.
An estimated wait time will be provided when the referral is triaged.
The Neurosurgery clinic provides consultation and assessment and intervention for diseases of the nervous system (brain and spline), which may include:
The goal is to enable children to participate as fully as possible in the activities of everyday life, and to support children in continuing to grow and develop skills that support lifelong occupational engagement.
Provides:
Service Streams:
Outpatient splints: cost recovery. On-loan equipment (for short periods of time): minimal costs. AADL cost share.
In partnership with a multidisciplinary team the service provides inpatient and outpatient consultation and surgical services to children with bone, joint, ligament and nerve disorders that require a surgical intervention or specialized orthopedic evaluation. The clinic focuses on:
This service:
Fees for most orthotic devices are covered on a cost-shared basis through AADL (Alberta Aids to Daily Living) or other qualifying programs such as NIHB.
Families can access Alberta Aids to Daily Living website directly at Alberta Aids to Daily Living (AADL) | Alberta.ca. AADL Cost-Share applications can be found via Application for Cost-Share Exemption (gov.ab.ca) and Application for Temporary Cost-Share Exemption - AADL (gov.ab.ca).
Subsidy facilitation via AADL.
Clinics are held on Tuesday afternoon and alternate Wednesday mornings and afternoons.
A multidisciplinary specialty clinic that provides diagnosis, assessment and treatment of acute and chronic lung disease in children not followed in other Alberta Children's Hospital Respiratory Specialty Clinics such as Asthma, Cystic Fibrosis, or Complex Airway.
Patients must:
Our role is to provide complex assessment and care facilitation, which may include subsequent referrals to other services for active / ongoing treatment. Additionally, we provide surveillance of ongoing functional needs and / or changes.
This clinic includes two streams:
Only one referral is needed. Each referral is triaged to one of these streams, dependent on need. However, all accepted referrals will have consultative access to all four disciplines, as needed.
17 years and under
This service focuses on helping to restore physical function, movement, and mobility for children with movement disorders, pain, trauma, chronic disease, and complex needs including musculoskeletal and neurological concerns.
An estimated wait time will be provided, wait time will vary depending on need.
There are fees for equipment (e.g. crutches, ice picks, axilla/hand grip pads, Dycem, thera-band, Thera-putty, Kinesiotape). On-loan equipment for short periods of time may be available. AADL equipment assessment client responsible for their cost share. On-loan equipment (for short periods of time): minimal costs. AADL cost share.
Pediatric Plastic Surgeons see patients referred from the emergency room, community family physicians and pediatricians, and hospital specialists. In various clinics treatment is provided for problems which may include:
All pediatric patients referred for plastic surgery.
0 - 17 years of age.
Usually working 3 - 10 days out from booked surgical date.
Offers services for children and adolescents who have serious, ongoing mental health concerns, including:
For children and adolescents with acute psychiatric symptoms or those suffering from a severe mental health disorder.
This service only accepts internal referrals from the Alberta Children's Hospital.
Variable. Some clinics have waits for the full team service. There are also some psychology waits within services for assessment and treatment.
Clinics are held on selected Monday, Wednesday or Friday afternoons.
For evenings, weekends and statutory holidays, contact the Alberta Children's Emergency Department or respiratory doctor on call at 403-955-7211
A multidisciplinary specialty clinic that provides diagnosis, assessment and treatment of acute and chronic lung disease, in children and adolescents, that are not followed in other Alberta Children's Hospital Respiratory Specialty Clinics, such as Asthma, Cystic Fibrosis, Sleep, Oxygen or Complex Airway.
Pulmonary Function Tests - the child must be 4 years or older.
For interpretation from respirologist.
The program:
This program also can include consultation with orthotics service and seating service if appropriate.
School-aged children and youth aged 5 - 17 years requiring intensive rehabilitation after a recent change in physical functioning due to injury, illness or surgery.
An estimated wait time will be provided upon receipt and triage of the referral.
The Pediatric Rehabilitation and Education Program follows the Calgary Board of Education Traditonal School Calendar (typically late August to end of June with various breaks in the school year).
School Service: bussing may be possible to and from school.
The focus of the treatment plan is:
This service works closely with vendor reps/techs and equipment specialists to provide a collaborative approach to assessment and fitting of wheelchairs and seating systems.
We provide:
Equipment is provided according to the policies and procedure set out by Alberta Aides to Daily Living (AADL), Non-insured Health Benefit for First Nations and Inuit agency (NIHB) and Interim Federal health (IFH) as determined by eligibility for funding. The service also supports children and families to access seating and wheelchair equipment through private medical insurance and donor funding (as needed) based on a comprehensive assessment and needs analysis.
English is the primary language used in clinic. We have access to a comprehensive range of language options via our interpretive services (virtual and phone assisted).
Sleep studies are generally performed over night and clinic visits are during week days
This service provides assessment, treatment and recommendations for children with:
Children from birth to 18 years.
Assessment and treatment of children with sleep disorders:
Direct referral is not available. The Pediatric Sleep Lab ONLY receives referrals from Alberta Children's Hospital Pediatric Respirologists and Ear, Nose & Throat Pediatric practice physicians at the ACH.
Wait period can vary between a few weeks to a year depending on the triaging done by the ordering physician.
ED SW 24/7
This service works individually with patients, groups and/or families to:
Language Line and translation available as required.
Tertiary Speech-Language Pathology at ACH serves a range of specialties across the spectrum of care including acute, medical and rehabilitation services with a focus on diagnostic assessment, care planning and intervention in the context of patient and family centered care.
We work in an interdisciplinary model supporting children with communication, feeding and swallowing disorders and work in close consultation with our community counterparts e.g. AHS community SLP and Allied Health teams and education services.
Variable, depends on service stream.
Provides assessment, diagnoses, and treatment services including:
Children from birth to 17 years old.
The clinic answers call on the nurses line Monday to Friday 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM.
Cares for children with EA/TEF repair from southern Alberta, southeastern British Columbia and southwestern Saskatchewan. Care includes assessment, treatment, education and coordination with other specialists as needed.
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Statutory Holidays.
Families can call the 403-955-2200 if they have a question about their scheduled appointment
Provides assessment, treatment, prevention and education to pediatric patients.
Newborn to 17 years of age.
Fees apply for non-Canadians.
Care and services for the treatment of children with kidney disease, including:
Children up to 17 years old.
This service assesses and treats children aged birth to 18 years with vascular birthmarks and malformations that require medical, surgical or radiological management. These include hemangiomas, capillary malformations, lymphatic malformations, venous malformations, arteriovenous malformations and mixed or combined malformations and syndromes.
The purpose of the clinic is to make a diagnosis, determine if treatment is needed, discuss treatment options, provide treatments and follow up until discharge.
Children and adolescents between 0 and 18 years old.
This service provides care to children with swallowing problems. This may include swallowing issues associated with structural and motor disorders affecting the mouth, throat, airway, and/or suspected aspiration.
Outpatient referrals will be accepted from:
Child must be taking a minimum of 20ml at one time.If child must be seated in a wheelchair for ALL meals, please include this information in the referral.
Pediatric patients only.
A recent clinical feeding and swallowing assessment by a feeding therapist (Occupational Therapist or Speech-Language Pathologist) is required prior to referral.
Service is provided to:
Referrals are responded to within 2 business days.
Assessments are prioritized based on clincial need and urgency.
Once the referral is accepted, the family will be contacted to schedule an appointment.
This service may include:
For children from birth to 17 years.
Adult strabismus with referral from ophthalmologist to orthoptist only.
An estimated wait time will be based on triage of referral.
Fresnel press-on optics. Eye patches.
Fees may be required for parking.
Closed on Statutory Holidays and Weekends.
Provides medication services for:
Standard dispensing fees apply.
The child is moved to the Post Anesthetic Care Unit following surgery for monitoring until they wake up from anesthesia.Before leaving the PACU, the nurses make sure that:
Patients under 18 years of age.
4 to 6 weeks for elective surgeries. Clients having urgent surgery are seen sooner.
Public access after hours is through the Acute Care department.
Visiting hours for caregivers are 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Non-family members may visit until 8:30 pm. Exceptions may be considered.
Patient Registration registers:
Submission of the Risk Assessment form by a health care professional is required to determine a child's eligibility for palivizumab. Risk Assessment forms available on the RSV Prevention Risk Prevention Program website.
Children under the age of 2 with underlying medical conditions considered high risk for severe RSV disease.
The Sacred Space is available to patients and their families for meditation and prayer while the patient is in hospital. A weekly interfaith prayer time is held on Wednesdays from 12:00 PM to 12:30 PM.
Service is available to hospital inpatients and their families in emergency situations 24 / 7.
Provision of spiritual health care by clinically trained Spiritual Health Practitioners to patients and families across diverse spiritual, religious, cultural, and philosophical values, beliefs, and practices.
Spirituality is a dimension of health. A Spiritual Health Practitioner (SHP) is a member of the health care team that can help you understand your unique health journey in light of your personal beliefs, values, relationships and experiences. Spiritual healthcare is confidential, inclusive, compassionate, and respectful and SHPs are skilled in providing philosophical, spiritual, and religious patient care across beliefs, cultural perspectives, and practices. They address spiritual distress (experiences of loss of meaning and connection in relation to yourself, to others and to what you understand as greater) and promote spiritual well-being (connection in relation to yourself, to others and to what you understand as greater).
A SHP will listen compassionately and work with you to determine the support you want and need. Services may include the following:
Remote Language Interpretation service is available
These services include:
Patient in acute care facility in the Calgary Zone who will require medically necessary support upon discharge
Please Note: outpatients access is limited at Alberta Childrens Hospital, for access criteria please call.
Ultrasound is an imaging test that captures images of soft tissue organs, blood vessels and tissues using high-frequency sound waves (no radiation). Ultrasound is also known as sonography.
Not all tests are offered at all sites. Call the location for more information.
Our volunteer roles share a commitment to improving the quality of the patient and family experience.
Volunteers are:
For general information about volunteering with AHS please visit our website.
The above Hours of Operations represent the office hours of the service. The Well on Your Way website is available 24/7.
This service offers the following transition to adult healthcare supports for patients and their families:
Youth ages 12 years and older who have an ongoing health condition and will be transitioning from pediatric to adult care.
This service is available to youth who are registered to a Neurosciences program / clinic at Alberta Children's Hospital. We aim to support youth (12-18 years old) with physical disabilities with the goal to reduce difficulties transitioning to adult medical services and roles. Examples of common goals we work on include:
At this time we do not have resources to support those who will be eligible for PDD as an adult (IQ<70).
Variable. An estimated wait time will be provided at the time of appointment booking.