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Jonesborough, TN
August 19, 2025
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I have 2 doctors my regular heart Dr. here and a specialist dr in SCHENECTADY. But I am going to a side. ABISSE if he specializes in AMYLOIDOSIS altho my is in my heart.
A very good question.

August 20, 2025
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Finding an amyloidosis specialist is an important step in managing your condition. Here are some helpful ways to locate a specialist in your area:

• Use the My Amyloidosis Pathfinder tool from the Amyloidosis Research Consortium
• Research large academic medical centers in Georgia
• Contact your insurance provider to find Show Full Answer

Finding an amyloidosis specialist is an important step in managing your condition. Here are some helpful ways to locate a specialist in your area:

• Use the My Amyloidosis Pathfinder tool from the Amyloidosis Research Consortium
• Research large academic medical centers in Georgia
• Contact your insurance provider to find in-network specialists
• Ask your current healthcare providers for referrals Since amyloidosis is complex and can affect multiple organs, you may need several specialists working together. This could include a hematologist, cardiologist, or other specialists depending on your specific symptoms. Look for an amyloidosis center that provides coordinated care from multiple specialists who have experience treating various forms of amyloidosis.

August 19, 2025

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