Clinic Health and Safety Measures
TotalCardiology is committed to protecting the health and safety of our patients and staff.
If you have any symptoms of respiratory illness (e.g., fever, runny nose, cough, shortness of breath) please call our office to see if your appointment needs to be rescheduled.
Masks are available at our clinic for individuals who would prefer to wear one during their appointment.
Please bring only one essential visitor, if required, to support your care (e.g., translator, mobility issues).
Preparing for Your Appointment
Please bring your Alberta Health Card and photo ID with you.
Bring an updated list of your medications, including name of medication, dose (how often you take it) and the amount you take.
Please read 'Preparing for Your Exercise Stress Test' (PDF) below before your appointment.
Please come dressed ready for your appointment. Wear loose-fitting clothing, comfortable closed-toe running shoes and socks (test cannot be done in flip flops, sandals, heels or dress shoes).
There are locker rooms available at MNP Community & Sport Centre.
For more information about our program and frequently asked questions, click here.
Parking and Facility Entrance
When you enter the parking lot, park on the south side of the parking lot (side closest to the condo buildings) as you will enter through the main south entrance.
Once inside the building, proceed to the customer service desk to check in with a representative.
You will be asked to show identification and sign-in before being admitted through the gate. If you are bringing a support person with you, they will also be required to show identification and sign-in.
After the gate, you will walk down the stairs (or take the elevator at the top of the stairs) to the lower activity level. There will be wayfinding signage to direct you to our clinic, which is across from gym 3. Click here to see a full facility map.
Infection Prevention and Control
We have implemented enhanced infection prevention and control protocols throughout our clinic as directed by Alberta Health Services and the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta. These protocols are in accordance with the most recent public health guidelines and are updated regularly based on public health recommendations and guidance. These include but not limited to:
- Daily screening of staff and clients to ensure those feeling unwell stay home.
- Access to hand sanitizer and masks for all patients and staff.
- Waiting room and clinical areas organized to ensure physical distancing can be maintained while in the clinic.
- Remote working and tele-consultation as virtual care where appropriate in our clinical practice.
- Enhanced environmental and surface cleaning and disinfection practices.