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Rockview Health Centre - Building 1, Calgary
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Rockyview Health Centre – Building 1, Calgary
Looking for private hemorrhoid treatment in Calgary from Saskatoon?
Our Calgary clinic offers non-surgical, Rafaelo®, and clinic-based minor surgical treatment for patients travelling from Saskatoon and communities across Saskatchewan.
Patients may consider travelling to Calgary when they are looking for additional treatment options for persistent or more advanced hemorrhoids.
Out-of-town planning may be helpful if you are looking for treatment for:
Rafaelo® Radiofrequency Treatment is a minimally invasive option that uses radiofrequency energy to treat suitable internal hemorrhoids while aiming to reduce disruption to surrounding tissue, alongside CRH O’Regan® Hemorrhoid Banding as another non-surgical treatment option.
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Advanced, mixed, external, and thrombosed hemorrhoids, persistent external lumps, and anal skin tags may be managed with clinic-based minor procedures under local anesthesia in our outpatient setting.
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Chronic anal fissures may be treated with medication, Botox® injection, or clinic-based minor procedures depending on the severity, chronic changes, and clinical findings. Treatment is provided in our outpatient setting.
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Contact the clinic before booking travel so we can review your symptoms, previous treatment, and likely treatment options. We can also help you understand estimated fees, preparation, recovery needs, and how long you may need to stay in Calgary.
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Depending on your treatment and recovery needs, you may be advised to stay in Calgary overnight or for several days.
We also work with Hotel Blackfoot, whose Medical & Health Program offers 20% off room rates with breakfast included, plus complimentary Wi-Fi and parking. When booking, request the Medical & Health Program rate and mention AC Hemorrhoids & Anorectal Centre.
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For Saskatoon patients, assessment and treatment may be coordinated during the same Calgary visit. Final treatment decisions are based on your in-person assessment, anatomy, symptoms, and clinical findings.
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Before you return home, we’ll review your recovery plan, self-care instructions, activity guidance, and any follow-up needs.
Phone or virtual follow-up may be arranged when appropriate, and additional wound-care or local medical support can be coordinated if needed.
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Your recommended stay depends on the treatment you receive. Less invasive treatments may require little or no local recovery time, while Rafaelo® or clinic-based minor surgical procedures may require a longer stay for recovery, wound care, or early follow-up.
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Treatment options may include banding, Rafaelo®, and clinic-based minor surgical procedures, depending on your clinical findings and the type and severity of your condition.
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Have questions about your condition or our treatment options?
Travelling from Saskatoon or elsewhere in Saskatchewan?
What Happens Next?
After you submit the form, our team will contact you as soon as possible, provide any additional information you may need, and help schedule your appointment.
Fees vary depending on the type and extent of the procedure, complexity of care, and follow-up needs. After your assessment, our team will explain the recommended procedure, estimated fees, and any additional care that may be required.
Flexible monthly payment plans are available through Beautifi, including 0% financing options for eligible patients.
Post-operative care may be eligible for reimbursement through your extended health insurance, depending on your individual benefits and coverage.
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Different anorectal symptoms can have different causes. A focused assessment helps identify the condition, anatomy, severity, and which treatment or procedure may be appropriate.
Medical Review of bleeding, pain, prolapse, swelling, itching, drainage, bowel habits, duration, recurrence, and previous treatment.
External Examination to assess external hemorrhoids, thrombosis, fissures, skin tags, swelling, drainage, or other visible findings.
Digital Rectal Examination (DRE) when appropriate to assess the anal canal, tenderness, sphincter tone, masses, or other findings.
Anoscopy to evaluate internal hemorrhoids, prolapse, bleeding, and other internal anorectal findings.
Further Investigation such as ultrasound or MRI may be arranged when clinically indicated, especially when an abscess, fistula, deeper tract, or another complex anorectal condition is suspected. Medically necessary diagnostic imaging may be covered through Alberta’s public health system for eligible patients.
Yes. Patients from Saskatoon and other Saskatchewan communities can contact AC Hemorrhoids & Anorectal Centre to discuss treatment options and appointment planning.
Your clinician will assess your symptoms, examination findings, hemorrhoid type, severity, and treatment goals before recommending the most appropriate option.
Treatment options may include Rafaelo® radiofrequency treatment, CRH O’Regan® banding, clinic-based minor surgical procedures, and other management depending on your condition.
Recommended stay may range from 0–7 days, depending on the procedure, recovery needs, wound care, and follow-up requirements.
Our team can discuss the assessment fee and provide estimates for potential treatment where possible. Final costs depend on the treatment recommended after assessment.
Contact our team before booking travel so we can help coordinate your visit, treatment, recovery, and follow-up.