Lethbridge faces a growing family doctor shortage. Here's how to get medical documentation without waiting months.
Lethbridge's South Zone has seen multiple physician retirements without replacement, leaving thousands without primary care. The University of Lethbridge student population adds seasonal pressure to already-strained walk-in clinics.
| Clinic | Area | Typical Wait |
|---|---|---|
| Lethbridge Walk-In Clinic | West Lethbridge | 1-3 hours |
| Chinook Primary Care Network | South Lethbridge | 2-3 hours |
MedLetter provides same-day sick notes from CPSA-registered physicians for Lethbridge residents — $49 flat fee, no clinic visit required. Accepted by all Lethbridge employers and the University of Lethbridge.
Very limited. Lethbridge's South Zone has experienced significant physician departures. Wait times for a new family doctor are 12-18 months. MedLetter provides same-day medical documentation.
Students can use MedLetter for $49 — same-day delivery, accepted by the University of Lethbridge for exam deferrals and assignment extensions. No appointment needed.
Yes. MedLetter notes are signed by CPSA-registered physicians and carry the same legal weight as notes from any Alberta clinic.
Get Your Sick Note in Lethbridge — $49