Winnipeg walk-in clinics on Portage Avenue and Henderson Highway regularly have 3-5 hour waits. MedLetter delivers a CPSM physician-signed doctor's note to your inbox same day.
Winnipeg is Manitoba's largest city with over 800,000 residents, but healthcare access remains a major challenge. Walk-in clinics on Portage Avenue, Henderson Highway, and Pembina Highway fill up quickly, and the Health Sciences Centre and St. Boniface Hospital ERs see 6-12 hour waits. For workers at Manitoba Hydro, Great-West Life, or University of Manitoba students, virtual care provides documentation without the day-long wait.
Yes. The University of Manitoba accepts doctor's notes from any CPSM-registered physician for exam deferrals, academic concessions, and absence documentation. MedLetter notes meet all U of M requirements.
MedLetter delivers within 2-4 hours. Compare that to 3-5 hour waits at Winnipeg walk-in clinics or 6-12 hours at the HSC ER.
Yes. Manitoba Hydro, Great-West Life (Canada Life), Richardson International, and all major Winnipeg employers accept doctor's notes from CPSM-registered physicians.
Yes. The University of Winnipeg and Red River College both accept doctor's notes from CPSM-registered physicians for academic accommodations.
Walk-in clinics in Winnipeg charge $20-50 for a sick note, plus you lose 3-5 hours of wages. MedLetter's $49 flat fee with same-day delivery eliminates the hidden costs.