Saskatoon walk-in clinics on 8th Street and Idylwyld Drive regularly have 2-4 hour waits. MedLetter delivers a CPSS physician-signed doctor's note to your inbox same day.
Saskatoon is Saskatchewan's largest city and home to the University of Saskatchewan, Nutrien's global headquarters, and a growing tech sector. Walk-in clinics on 8th Street, Idylwyld Drive, and in Stonebridge fill up quickly, and Royal University Hospital sees long ER waits. For U of S students facing exam deadlines or Nutrien employees needing documentation, virtual care is the practical solution.
Yes. The University of Saskatchewan accepts doctor's notes from any CPSS-registered physician for exam deferrals, academic concessions, and absence documentation. MedLetter notes meet all U of S Student Health requirements.
MedLetter delivers within 2-4 hours. Compare that to 2-4 hour waits at Saskatoon walk-in clinics or 4-8 hours at Royal University Hospital ER.
Yes. Nutrien, Cameco, SaskTel, and all major Saskatoon employers accept doctor's notes from CPSS-registered physicians.
Yes. Saskatchewan Polytechnic (formerly SIAST) accepts doctor's notes from CPSS-registered physicians for academic accommodations.
Walk-in clinics in Saskatoon charge $20-40 for a sick note, plus you lose 2-4 hours of wages. MedLetter's $49 flat fee with same-day delivery saves you time and money.