St. John's walk-in clinics on Topsail Road and Elizabeth Avenue regularly have 4+ hour waits. MedLetter delivers a CPSNL physician-signed doctor's note to your inbox same day.
As Newfoundland's capital and largest city, St. John's has the province's best healthcare access — but that's a low bar. Walk-in clinics on Topsail Road, Elizabeth Avenue, and Kenmount Road fill up quickly, and the Health Sciences Centre ER sees 6-10 hour waits for non-emergencies. For Memorial University students facing exam deadlines or offshore workers between rotations, virtual care provides the documentation they need without the wait.
Yes. Memorial University (MUN) accepts doctor's notes from any CPSNL-registered physician for exam deferrals, academic concessions, and medical withdrawals. MedLetter notes meet all MUN Student Health requirements.
MedLetter delivers within 2-4 hours. Compare that to 4+ hour waits at St. John's walk-in clinics or 6-10 hours at the Health Sciences Centre ER.
Yes. Hibernia, Terra Nova, White Rose, and all offshore operators accept doctor's notes from CPSNL-registered physicians. Notes can be forwarded digitally to your HR department.
Yes. Eastern Health and all regional health authorities accept doctor's notes from CPSNL-registered physicians for employee sick leave documentation.
Walk-in clinics in St. John's charge $20-40 for a sick note, plus you lose 4+ hours of wages. MedLetter's $49 flat fee with same-day delivery saves you time and money.