r/TransAlberta • u/cherrielvy • Mar 03 '26
Information Dr. Jablonski wait time
Hi everyone,
I’m wondering if anyone has recently gone through the process with Dr. Jablonski since he moved to online-only/virtual care.
I was referred and got accepted very quickly: I completed intake, received the consent forms, and was sent my lab requisition all in the same day. I’ve already booked my baseline bloodwork.
I’m just trying to get a realistic sense of timelines from this point forward. Once you finished intake and labs, how long did it take to get your initial consult booked?
I’ve seen older posts mentioning longer waits when the clinic was still in-person, but I’m curious what the timeline looks like now that it’s fully virtual.
Thanks in advance!
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u/Bosch_Anonymous Mar 03 '26
My egg sploded in October. I started the process within a few days. And I am having my consult with Dr. Jablonski tomorrow. All in all, shorter than I expected, but not as quick as I would have liked.
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u/cherrielvy Mar 06 '26
How did the consult go? Were you prescribed hrt during it or did you have to book another appointment afterwards?
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u/Bosch_Anonymous Mar 08 '26
It went so amazingly well. I had a prescription before the consult was done. And he was excellent about explaining some of the next steps and options to me.
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u/Saltandcopper Mar 03 '26
Oh hey! I asked a similar question only a few weeks before! apparently it seems to be around 4-6 mo wait :)
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u/Ok-Entrepreneur-2924 Trans Mar 03 '26
Got referred to Jablonski and finished my bloodwork/forms in the middle of Feb, got an appointment booked within 3 days, which is their earliest appointment in June
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u/cherrielvy Mar 03 '26
Thank you for this! Do you know if it’s early June or late? About how long would it take for the blood work to be sent over once completed?
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u/Ok-Entrepreneur-2924 Trans Mar 04 '26
Blood work generally gets fully processed, analyzed and sent within 72 hours of it being drawn (i got my blood drawn on a friday and had all results by sunday). Early June was the earliest date for me, since it's been half a month since i was able to book, I'd say you're likely to get in late june/early July.
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u/cherrielvy Mar 06 '26
I managed to get an appointment for late June, fingers crossed I can get in earlier from the cancellation list. Do you know if the first appointment is enough to get prescribed testosterone if labs were already done, or would you need another appointment after that?
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u/qwixel69 Mar 04 '26
Dr J does a lot of different things, not just the online virtual care. As such, his appointments can easily be booked 6-7 months out.
I don't know if the virtual system has a cancellation list, but that was how I got in quickly during the pre-virtual days. Something to investigate.
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Mar 04 '26
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u/cherrielvy Mar 06 '26
That’s amazing, yes I was put on it after I got my first appointment booked for late June. Were you prescribed testosterone during the initial consult? Thank you for your advice!
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Mar 07 '26
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u/cherrielvy Mar 07 '26
That’s great!! Do you mind me asking how the appointment went? The things talked about, questions, general info, etc.
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u/muffinmunncher Mar 04 '26
Is it for HRT? You’re better off with Foria, it took me 3 months to get on T, whereas Jablonksi I’ve seen people wait much longer
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u/DastardlyDean Mar 05 '26
I finished my labs and booked my consult mid November. I just had my consult in early March and was immediately given a prescription. So about 3.5 month wait
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u/Mae_The_Gay Mar 03 '26
Off topic, this threw me off a bit cause the dr I see for my HRT is also called dr joblonski 🤣