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Chronic Fatigue & Fibromyalgia

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Medically necessary insured physician visits are covered by AHCIP for eligible patients. Fees may apply to uninsured services and will be explained in advance.

Chronic fatigue conditions — including post-viral fatigue, ME/CFS, and fibromyalgia — can contribute to isolation, low mood, grief, and difficulty maintaining work and relationships. The mental-health load is often under-addressed.

How HealMaze can help.

HealMaze focuses on the mental-health impact of chronic illness, alongside your primary-care physician and specialists. Depending on your individual needs, our physicians may provide:

  • Assessment and support for anxiety, low mood, grief, and isolation related to chronic fatigue
  • Discussion of the mental-health load and coping strategies
  • Medication review and prescribing for illness-related mental health, within family-medicine scope
  • Discussion of pacing, sleep, and lifestyle factors relevant to mood and functioning
  • Coordination with your primary-care physician and specialty programs
  • Referrals to specialty programs, psychiatry, or psychology when appropriate

Living with it.

Ongoing fatigue and pain can affect work, routines, and social participation. We work with you to develop an individualized care plan focused on symptom management and daily functioning.

Mental-health impact.

Chronic fatigue and mental health can influence one another. Persistent symptoms may contribute to low mood, anxiety, or isolation. Our physicians can assess and support associated mental-health concerns within the scope of family medicine and arrange referrals when appropriate.

Book an appointment.

Speak with an Alberta-licensed family physician about your symptoms and their impact on your daily life.

Medically necessary insured physician visits are covered by AHCIP for eligible patients. Fees may apply to uninsured services and will be explained in advance.

This page provides general educational information and is not a substitute for individualized medical advice. Your physician will determine whether virtual care is appropriate for your concerns.