Saskatoon walk-in clinics average 2-3 hour waits. Get a CPSS-registered physician's sick note delivered to your email within 6 hours — no clinic visit required.
Saskatoon is Saskatchewan's largest city with over 317,000 residents competing for limited walk-in clinic spots. Areas like Broadway, Sutherland, and Stonebridge all face long wait times. Many clinics close early or stop accepting patients mid-afternoon. MedLetter provides same-day documentation for all Saskatoon residents without a clinic visit.
Saskatchewan Employment Act provides up to 12 unpaid sick days per year. Employers can request a doctor's note after any absence, though many require it after 3+ days.
Yes. CPSS-registered physicians can provide medical documentation through telehealth. MedLetter delivers a signed sick note to your email within 6 hours — no clinic visit needed. It's accepted by all Saskatoon employers.
Walk-in clinics in Saskatoon typically charge $20-40 for a sick note plus 2-3 hours of waiting. MedLetter is $49 flat with no wait time and same-day delivery.
Yes. There is no legal distinction between a sick note issued in person and one issued via telehealth in Saskatchewan. All employers must accept a valid physician-signed sick note regardless of how the consultation was conducted.
Under the Saskatchewan Employment Act, employees are entitled to up to 12 unpaid sick days per year. Your employer may require a doctor's note, especially for absences of 3 or more consecutive days.