Connect with Canadian hATTR experts.
Get experienced, diagnostic guidance.
If you suspect hATTR and need additional diagnostic and treatment support, specialists with extensive hATTR experience can help you make informed decisions around your patient’s treatment.
Refer your patients for specialized care.
Fast diagnosis means quicker treatment.
hATTR is a multisystem, complex, life-threatening disease that is easily treatable.1 Suspecting, diagnosing, and testing is key.
You can opt to refer your patients to Specialists in your region who have experience with hATTR patients and who accept referrals.
Select your province to view contact information for
Canadian Amyloid Experts that have agreed to accept referrals.
Dr. Gordon Jewett
South Health Campus
Neuromuscular Clinic
4448 Front St SE, Calgary
T3M 1M4
Phone: 403-956-3454
Fax: 403-956-3492
All referrals must be directed to Neurology Central Access and Triage (no direct referrals)
Dr. Michelle Mezei
Neuromuscular Diseases
Gordon & Leslie Diamond
Health Care Centre
2775 Laurel Street
Vancouver, British Columbia
V5Z 1M9
Phone: 604-875-4405
Dr. Amanda Fiander
Neuromuscular Neurologist
Maritime Neurology
349 Herring Cove Road, Suite 300,
Halifax, Nova Scotia B3R 1V9
Phone: 902-445-1900
Fax: 902-445-1911
Dr. Corey Bacher
Scarborough Neurology Clinic
803 - 100 Consilium Place,
Scarborough, Ontario
M1H3E3
Phone: 416-289-0185
Fax: 416-289-0187
Steven K. Baker
Peripheral Neuropathy Clinic
1200 Main St West, Hamilton
(McMaster University
Medical Center)
Phone: 905-521-2100 x76946
Fax: 1-905-521-2656
Amer A. Ghavanini
Credit Valley Hospital
2200 Eglinton Avenue West,
Mississauga Ontario L5M 2N1
Fax: 905-813-4229
Dr Annie Dionne,
Dr Vincent Piché-Martel
CHU de Québec-Université Laval
Hôpital Enfant-Jésus
clinique des maladies
neuromusculaires du CHU de Québec
1401 18e rue Québec,
Québec, Canada G1J 1Z4
Téléphone: 418-525-4444 x 66893
Fax 418-649-5525
Dr Geneviève Matte
Amyloidosis Clinic at CHUM
1000 St-Denis, Montreal,
Quebec H2X 0C1
Phone: 514-890-8123
Fax: 514-412-7554
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Conceição I, et al. “Red-flag” symptom clusters in transthyretin familial amyloid polyneuropathy. J Peripher Nerv Syst 2016;21:5-9.
