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They cancelled my appointment for an ablation due to losing my files!!!!!!!! Alberta is putting everything online and my AFib/flutter info was not transferred to the new online portal. So the cardiologist was to lazy to go to the hospital files room and pull all the paper copies. I lodged a complaint with AHS which was also a joke. I finally found a nurse in the Cardiologist dept who went to the file room and pulled the files and got me back on the list. The lodged complaint went no where and they just said to me "You are now on the list for an appointment with an EP" That EP appointment was Nov.30 th and I was put on the urgent list which got me an ablation date range from 6 to 9 months, so this May is 6 months from that date. Crazy!Quote
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Good lord!! I'm on Vancouver Island. I was referred in Nov 21, and was first contacted by that office in February to get an angiogram. That was done on the 27th of March. Next week was my first meeting with Dr. Novak, and at the end he agreed to perform an ablation on the 27th of July. So, from referral to procedure was about 8 months. My daughter has waited two years to have ortho repair of an ankle.
One thing I'll say for British Columbia, though, and that its oncology is world class and really fast...three to six weeks tops.
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