Saskatchewan's doctor shortage leaves many communities without timely healthcare access. MedLetter connects you with a CPSS-registered physician who can issue a valid doctor's note the same day.
Saskatchewan faces a significant physician shortage, particularly in rural areas. Walk-in clinics in Saskatoon and Regina have 2-4 hour waits, while many smaller communities have no clinic access at all. Virtual care has become essential for Saskatchewan workers who need medical documentation but can't access timely in-person care.
Yes. Under Saskatchewan's Employment Act, 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 Saskatchewan (CPSS) and their notes meet all provincial requirements.
MedLetter delivers same-day. After you complete the 5-minute intake form, a CPSS physician reviews your information and your signed note is delivered to your email within 2-4 hours.
Yes. All SK employers — including Nutrien, SaskPower, SaskTel, Cameco, the provincial government, and all health authorities — accept notes from CPSS-registered physicians.
Under Saskatchewan's Employment Act, employees are entitled to up to 12 days of sick leave per year after 13 weeks of employment. A doctor's note from MedLetter satisfies the documentation requirement.
Yes. MedLetter is available 24/7, including weekends and holidays — essential in Saskatchewan where rural communities often have no weekend clinic access.