Mental health support for the load of chronic illness.
Virtual care from Alberta-licensed family physicians, focused on the emotional and psychological impact of living with a long-term condition.
Medically necessary insured physician visits are covered by AHCIP for eligible patients. Fees may apply to uninsured services and will be explained in advance.
The load nobody's tracking.
A chronic condition rarely stays physical. IBS, migraines, autoimmune disease, chronic pain, interstitial cystitis, thyroid disorders. They affect mood, sleep, work, relationships.
That mental-health load is rarely part of the appointment where the condition itself is being managed. HealMaze is built for that gap: virtual family-medicine care focused on the emotional and psychological impact of living with a chronic condition.
Meet your physicians.
Alberta-licensed family physicians providing HealMaze care. Both are co-founders of the clinic.
Dr. Hania Aamer
MD, CCFP · Family Physician
Family medicine and medical degree from the University of Calgary. Clinical interest in chronic illness and its mental-health impact.
Full profile →
Dr. Nazish Aamer
MD, CCFP · Family Physician
With Alberta Health Services since 2018. Facility medical director in Daysland and hospitalist in Ponoka. Clinical focus on chronic disease management.
Full profile →Physician registration and standing can be verified at the College of Physicians & Surgeons of Alberta.
What a HealMaze visit includes.
- Illness-related mental-health support
- Assessment and support for anxiety, low mood, grief, and burnout that come with living with a chronic condition, within family-medicine scope.
- Symptom-related distress
- Longer visits to talk through the day-to-day toll of symptoms — flares, uncertainty, avoidance, and functioning.
- Medication management for mental health
- Review, prescribing, and adjustment of medications for illness-related anxiety or depression, within family-medicine scope.
- Ongoing follow-up
- Structured follow-up appointments to support adjustment, coping, and everyday functioning as your condition evolves.
- Coordination with your care team
- We work alongside your primary-care physician and specialists. HealMaze doesn't replace them. Referrals to psychiatry or psychology when clinically appropriate.
- Covered by Alberta Health Care
- Eligible physician visits are billed to AHCIP. Uninsured services may have a fee, which we quote before your visit.
Conditions we support.
Our family physicians support adults living with chronic conditions, including illness-related anxiety, low mood, and difficulties with day-to-day functioning. Care is provided within the scope of family medicine, with referrals when specialized assessment or treatment is needed.
- IBS & Digestive Conditions→
- Migraines & Chronic Headaches→
- Interstitial Cystitis & Bladder Pain→
- Autoimmune Conditions→
- Chronic Fatigue & Fibromyalgia→
- Chronic Pain→
- Thyroid Disorders→
- Mental Health & Chronic Illness→
You don't need an established diagnosis to book an assessment. See who HealMaze is the right fit for.
How it works.
- 1.Book a visit
Choose a time that works for you and share what's going on before we meet.
- 2.Virtual intake
Meet your physician online. Bring your questions, history, and priorities.
- 3.Get a care plan
Leave with a care plan outlining your next steps, which may include symptom management, medication changes, mental-health support, or referrals, depending on your needs.
- 4.Follow up
Book follow-up appointments as clinically appropriate to review your progress, adjust your care plan, and address ongoing concerns.
Alongside your existing care, not instead of it.
We work with your existing family physician and specialists. If an in-person exam, imaging, or a procedure is what's needed, your HealMaze physician will help arrange it.
Book a visit.
Talk to an Alberta-licensed family physician about the condition you're managing and what you want to work on next.
Medically necessary insured physician visits are covered by AHCIP for eligible patients. Fees may apply to uninsured services and will be explained in advance. Not for emergencies. Call 911 or go to your nearest emergency department for urgent medical or mental-health needs.