How to Get a Sick Note in British Columbia
MedLetter provides a straightforward process for obtaining physician-reviewed medical documentation in BC. No appointment needed. No walk-in clinic wait.
Getting a sick note in BC traditionally means waiting hours at a walk-in clinic or weeks for a GP appointment. MedLetter simplifies this to a 5-minute online process.
Who This Helps
- People who have never needed a sick note before and don't know the process
- New immigrants to BC unfamiliar with the healthcare system
- Workers without a family doctor
- People comparing options (walk-in vs telehealth vs MedLetter)
FAQ
How do I get a sick note in BC?
Option 1: Visit a walk-in clinic (3-5 hour wait). Option 2: Book a telehealth appointment (may take days). Option 3: Use MedLetter — complete a 5-minute questionnaire and receive physician-reviewed documentation same day.
Do I need a family doctor to get a sick note?
No. You can get a sick note from any CPSBC-registered physician, including through MedLetter's online service.
Can I get a sick note online in BC?
Yes. CPSBC allows physicians to issue medical documentation based on virtual assessments. MedLetter provides this service with delivery within 6 hours.
What do I need to get a sick note?
You need to describe your symptoms, the dates of absence, and provide basic identification. MedLetter's questionnaire guides you through the process.
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