Experience expedited orthopaedic procedures and one-on-one appointments with orthopaedic specialists without a referral
Private surgery is a service that allows you to have your orthopaedic procedure done at a private facility, without waiting for a public hospital spot. You can choose from a range of accredited surgeons and facilities, and have more control over the timing and quality of your care.
You can have your surgery done within weeks, instead of months or years.
You can choose your surgeon, facility, and post-operative care plan, based on your preferences and needs.
You can access state-of-the-art equipment, technology, and techniques, and enjoy a more comfortable and private recovery environment.
You can reduce the risk of complications, infections, and revisions, and improve your chances of a successful and lasting result.
Private surgery is not covered by Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan (AHCIP), and you will have to pay for the costs out of your pocket, or through your private insurance provider. The costs vary depending on the type of surgery, the surgeon, the facility, and the post-operative care plan. You can expect to pay anywhere from $10,000 to $35,000 for a private surgery, depending on the complexity and duration of the procedure.
Private consultation is a service that allows you to have a one-on-one appointment with an orthopaedic specialist, without a referral from your family doctor. You can book a private consultation online, by phone, or in person, and have access to a range of experts in different fields of orthopaedics, such as sports medicine, joint replacement, spine surgery, foot and ankle surgery, and more.
You can skip the wait list and see a specialist within days, instead of weeks or months.
You can choose from a variety of specialists, and get a second or third opinion, if needed.
You can get a comprehensive assessment, a personalized treatment plan, and a referral to the best surgeon or facility for your condition.
You can have more confidence and peace of mind, knowing that you are getting the best possible care for your orthopaedic problem.
Private consultation is not covered by Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan (AHCIP), and you will have to pay for the fee out of your pocket, or through your private insurance provider. The fee varies depending on the specialist, the duration, and the complexity of the consultation. You can expect to pay anywhere from $300 to $500 for a private consultation, depending on the level of expertise and service you require. Before you book a private consultation, you should check with your insurance provider, to see if they cover the cost, or if they require a referral from your family doctor. You should also review the credentials and reputation of the specialist you choose, and make sure they are qualified and experienced in the field of orthopaedics you need.
Out of province consultation is a service that allows non-Alberta residents to access our Orthopaedic Specialists here in Alberta, without having to travel. You can have a virtual consultation online, by phone, or by video.
You can save time and money, by avoiding the hassle and expense of traveling to another province for a consultation.
Out of province consultation is not covered by Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan (AHCIP), and you will have to pay for the fee out of your pocket, or through your private insurance provider. The fee varies depending on the specialist, the mode, and the complexity of the consultation. You can expect to pay anywhere from $300 to $800 for an out of province consultation, depending on the quality and service you require. Before you request an out of province consultation, you should check with your insurance provider, to see if they cover the cost, or if they have any restrictions or limitations on the service. You should also verify the credentials and reputation of the specialist you choose, and make sure they are licensed and accredited in the province they practice.
Offering expedited access to our world class management and treatment options provided by our team of Case Coordinators, Nurse Practitioners and Orthopaedic Surgeons. Rapid Access, Rapid Relief.