Stay healthy around the clock. Talk to an online doctor in Woodstock

Most patients in Woodstock can connect to a virtual doctor in under 5 minutes. Your Doctors Online is a 24/7 telemedicine provider. Our online doctors are available anytime, anywhere in the city, making healthcare faster and more convenient than ever.

Yes. Our licensed physicians are authorized to write prescriptions for Woodstock residents. The doctor will evaluate your symptoms during your virtual consultation and prescribe medications accordingly. Upon verification, you can receive your medications from your nearest pharmacy in Woodstock, often on the same day.

If you’re unsure of your symptoms, reach out to our doctors and get prescriptions based on your medical condition. 

Ontario’s telehealth rules emphasize that virtual care should complement in-person services. While online healthcare saves you time, travelling, and money, in-person visits are necessary for emergencies such as suspected fractures, chest pain, or physical exams. Online doctors in Woodstock will refer you to appropriate local facilities when required to ensure your care meets provincial standards.

Yes. You can get video or phone consultations with an online doctor in Ontario, including those in Woodstock. Our platform offers flat-pay consultations for uninsured patients, including visitors, international students, or new residents waiting for an OHIP card. 

Yes. Our online doctors in Woodstock can support patients managing chronic illnesses such as diabetes, high blood pressure, arthritis, and COPD. During virtual visits, the doctor will monitor symptoms, adjust medications, and offer lifestyle advice. However, if physical exams, lab tests, or imaging are needed, you’ll be referred to a local clinic or hospital for further evaluation.

Absolutely. Woodstock residents can access virtual mental health care for conditions such as depression, anxiety, or stress. Given Oxford County’s elevated mental health rates, telehealth provides timely support. Online doctors may offer initial assessments, prescribe appropriate medication refills, and refer patients to in-person counsellors or psychiatrists when long-term or specialized care is needed.

Yes. Woodstock’s demand for maternal health care is rising, and virtual care offers a convenient first step. Online physicians can advise on common pregnancy concerns, like pregnancy symptoms or medication safety. If further evaluation or testing is needed, your provider will direct you to nearby services for in-person care.