Are MedLetter documents legitimate?

Yes. Every letter is reviewed and signed by a physician registered with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta (CPSA). Our documents include the physician's CPSA registration number, official letterhead, and signature.

How quickly will I receive my letter?

Most letters are delivered within 2-4 hours during business hours. Some complex requests may take up to 24 hours.

What provinces does MedLetter serve?

MedLetter serves patients in Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario. Our physicians are licensed with the CPSA, CPSBC, and CPSO respectively, providing medical documents to patients within their jurisdictions.

What is an Emotional Support Animal (ESA) letter?

An ESA letter is an official document from a licensed physician stating that you have a mental health condition that benefits from the companionship of an emotional support animal. This letter can be used for housing accommodation requests.

How much does a sick note cost?

A sick note from MedLetter costs $49 CAD. This is a one-time flat fee with no hidden costs.

Toronto Walk-In Clinics vs Online Sick Notes: Which Is Better in 2025?

Toronto walk-in clinics average 2-5 hour wait times. Compare this to getting a legitimate sick note online in under 15 minutes from a licensed Ontario physician.

Toronto Walk-In Clinic Reality in 2025

Toronto's walk-in clinic system is under enormous strain. With nearly 3 million residents in the city proper and 6+ million in the GTA, competition for same-day medical appointments is fierce. Average wait times now range from 2-5 hours depending on location and time of day.

Wait Times by Toronto Neighbourhood

Downtown Core: 2-3 hours. High density of clinics but equally high demand from office workers. North York: 3-4 hours. Yonge corridor clinics are consistently full. Scarborough: 3-5 hours. Fewer clinics serving a large population. Etobicoke: 2-4 hours. Moderate options along Bloor West. East York/Danforth: 2-3 hours. Limited walk-in options.

The Online Alternative for Toronto Workers

For Toronto's workforce—where average commute times already exceed 45 minutes—adding a 3-hour walk-in clinic visit to a sick day is impractical. Online sick notes allow workers to get documentation from a licensed Ontario physician in 15 minutes, from home or their phone.

Cost Comparison

Walk-in clinics are covered by OHIP but many charge $20-40 for the sick note document itself. Online services charge a flat fee ($39-49) that includes both the consultation and documentation. For Toronto workers earning $25-50/hour, the time savings make online the clear winner for straightforward illnesses.