Improving care at home
Read about Alberta physicians who use their free time to help improve health care and enrich patients' lives right here at home.
We hear from a lot of people that there was a real need for this...and now we’re looking at how we can expand this to communities all across Canada.
- Dr. Anmol S. Kapoor, DIL Walk
No borders here
Calgary physician, Dr. Annalee Coakley helps refugees get off to a healthy start in their new home.
A place to call home
Edmonton physicians help homeless pregnant women build a better future.
A passion for giving
Calgary retinal specialist embraces opportunities to help.
A gala with a goal
University of Alberta medical students’ Affair of the Heart gala raises money to support the community.
Giving kids a way to play
Given the heavy commitments that come with medical school, most medical students probably don’t have much interest in knowing what the kindergarten set plays with these days.
A legacy of giving
Dr. Ed Papp’s involvement as a community volunteer started long before he began practicing medicine.
A walk to remember
Calgary cardiologist Dr. Anmol Kapoor’s DIL Walk continues to help South Asian community improve their heart health.
Teaming up for kids
University of Alberta medical students help inner-city kids experience what sports has to offer through Soccer Superstars. .
Changing perspectives
Calgary physician Dr. Vera Krejcik’s personal experience drives her efforts to connect physicians with disabilities.
Getting an early start
University of Alberta’s Little Bit of Help program gives undergrad students opportunities to assist with medical research.
Hitting the ground running
Dr. Kimberley P. Kelly helped to develop the AMA Youth Run Club, a pilot project aimed at helping educate Alberta's school-aged kids on the importance of regular physical activity.
The happiest place on earth
Calgary pediatrician Dr. Neil D.J. Cooper makes dreams come true by helping medically fragile children visit the magic kingdom.
Heart and soul
Calgary cardiologist Dr. Anmol S. Kapoor helps the South Asian community take control of their heart health.