Over 70,000 New Brunswickers lack a family doctor. MedLetter connects you with a CPSNB-registered physician who can issue a valid doctor's note the same day — no walk-in clinic required.
New Brunswick's healthcare access crisis means getting a simple doctor's note can take an entire day at a walk-in clinic. With over 70,000 people without a family doctor and walk-in clinics overwhelmed across the province, virtual care has become essential for working New Brunswickers who need medical documentation.
Yes. Under New Brunswick law, there is no distinction between a note issued via telehealth and one from an in-person visit. Our physicians are registered with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of New Brunswick (CPSNB) and their notes meet all Employment Standards Act requirements.
MedLetter delivers same-day. After you complete the 5-minute intake form, a CPSNB physician reviews your information and your signed note is delivered to your email within 2-4 hours.
Yes. All NB employers — including Irving, McCain Foods, J.D. Irving, NB Power, Horizon Health Network, and all government departments — accept notes from CPSNB-registered physicians regardless of whether the consultation was virtual or in-person.
MedLetter charges a flat $49 fee. Walk-in clinics in New Brunswick may charge $20-40 for a sick note fee, plus you lose 3-5 hours in wages waiting. The total real cost of a walk-in clinic note is typically $74-284 when you factor in lost wages and transportation.
Yes. MedLetter is available 24/7, including weekends and holidays. Most walk-in clinics in New Brunswick have limited or no weekend hours.
Yes. As New Brunswick is Canada's only officially bilingual province, MedLetter can provide your doctor's note in both English and French upon request at no additional cost.