Regina's walk-in clinics have limited hours and long waits. MedLetter delivers a CPSS physician-signed doctor's note to your inbox same day — no waiting room required.
Regina is Saskatchewan's capital and home to SaskPower, SaskEnergy, the University of Regina, and the provincial government. Walk-in clinic options are limited, particularly on evenings and weekends, and the Regina General Hospital ER sees 4-8 hour waits for non-emergencies. For government workers, Crown corporation employees, and U of R students, virtual care provides documentation without the day-long wait.
Yes. The University of Regina accepts doctor's notes from any CPSS-registered physician for exam deferrals, academic concessions, and medical withdrawals.
MedLetter delivers within 2-4 hours — faster than waiting at Regina's limited walk-in clinics or the Regina General Hospital ER.
Yes. SaskPower, SaskTel, SaskEnergy, SGI, and all Crown corporations accept doctor's notes from CPSS-registered physicians for sick leave documentation.
Yes. All Government of Saskatchewan departments and agencies accept doctor's notes from CPSS-registered physicians. The method of consultation does not affect validity.
Yes. Under Saskatchewan's Employment Act, employees are entitled to sick leave with medical documentation from any licensed physician. CPSS-registered physicians providing virtual care meet this requirement.