About Our Program
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Our staff works together with each patient individually to create a treatment that best suits your needs. Treatment can include medications, lifestyle changes, chemotherapy, or, if needed, organ transplant.
Services
- Comprehensive multi-disciplinary evaluation
- Skin, heart, kidney, and bone marrow biopsies
- Advanced cardiac imaging with cardiac MRI, strain echocardiography and nuclear pyrophosphate scanning
- Advanced tissue staining and analysis
- Innovative treatment options including access to clinical research trials for AL and transthyretin amyloidosis
- Interventional options for treatment including stem cell, heart, kidney or liver transplantation
- Genetic testing and counseling
- Financial counseling
- Nutrition counseling
What Makes Treatment Here Different
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Patient Resources
Amyloidosis Support Group
Join us for:
- Q & A sessions with amyloidosis experts
- Tips to maintain quality of life with amyloidosis Information about clinical trials and therapies
- Group discussions
3rd Utah Amyloidosis Symposium
The objective of the Utah Amyloidosis Symposium is to develop a forum that will catalyze, advocate, and provide education that promotes change, development and improvement for the early diagnosis and management of amyloidosis.
Meet Our Patients
Contact Us
We want to help not just our patients, but the amyloidosis community. Feel free to contact us with any questions or advice:
- Physicians – Contact us for new patient referrals for advice on evaluating or managing all types amyloidosis patients
- Patients – Contact us for information about all types of amyloidosis and treatment recommendations, information about our multidisciplinary program approach or to self-refer to our program for amyloidosis management
- Others – Contact us for any information about amyloidosis or our program
For More Information, Call or Email Us:
Kylee Lewis
New Patient Coordinator
kylee.lewis@hci.utah.edu
801-646-4225
Utah Amyloidosis Nurses
Email: amyloidosis@hci.utah.edu