Online doctors across Toronto. Here for you 24/7!

Yes, virtual walk-in clinics in Toronto are highly effective for many everyday health concerns. They provide quick access to Toronto-licensed doctors for issues like infections, rashes, coughs, and prescription refills, all from the comfort of your home. This convenience eliminates travel and reduces exposure to crowded waiting rooms. 

Many in-person clinics have long waitlists, and finding a Toronto-licensed family doctor can take months. On the other hand, Your Doctors Online accepts new patients 24/7. You can speak with a licensed virtual doctor in Toronto, get prescriptions, get sick notes, and get medical advice without waiting weeks to be rostered.

Your Doctors Online is a 24/7 virtual clinic that connects you with licensed doctors through secure chat, audio, or video. You can ask a doctor for medical advice, prescriptions, lab requisitions, and doctor’s notes from your phone or computer, without going to a walk-in clinic.

Very fast. Our goal is to connect you to our clinical team in under a minute, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Simply register on our PIPEDA-compliant platform, describe your symptoms, and get a phone consultation with an online doctor instantly.

Yes. All supervising physicians on Your Doctors Online are licensed in the regions where they practice. They follow the same standards of care as in-person clinics and comply with their provincial medical board.

We can help with most concerns you’d normally bring to a family doctor or walk-in clinic, such as:

• Cough, cold, flu, fever
• UTIs and other infections
• Skin issues (rashes, acne, sores)
• Stomach problems (nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation)
• Allergies
• Mild mental health concerns (anxiety, low mood)
• Medication questions, refills, and side effects

If we can’t safely manage your condition online, we’ll tell you and advise you on where to go next.

We’re not for emergencies. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department if you have:

• Chest pain or trouble breathing
• Signs of stroke (face drooping, arm weakness, speech difficulty)
• Severe injury or major bleeding
• Sudden, severe pain
• Thoughts of self-harm or harming others

We also don’t prescribe controlled substances (like narcotics or benzodiazepines) and may redirect you to in-person care when needed.

Yes, online doctors can prescribe medication, as CPSO telehealth guidelines allow licensed doctors to issue prescriptions via virtual care. Our team includes licensed doctors in Toronto who can legally evaluate you and provide prescriptions at their discretion.

Yes. If the doctor determines it’s appropriate, they can provide digital notes (e.g., for work or school). You’ll receive a PDF with the doctor’s name, license details, and contact information, which you can download. 

Yes. Doctors can provide lab requisitions (e.g., for blood work, urine tests, and some imaging like X-rays or ultrasounds) when medically indicated. You take the requisition to a local lab or imaging centre, and the results are sent back for review.

Yes. With our family-friendly plans, you can use your account to get care for yourself and eligible family members (for example, your children or spouse) as allowed by your plan. You’ll be able to choose who the online doctor visit is for when you start a consultation.

Yes. Your privacy is a top priority. We use strong encryption and store data securely in compliance with healthcare privacy laws in the regions we serve. Your information is never shared with employers or third parties without your consent, except as required by law or for the purpose of your care (for example, sending prescriptions or lab results).

Not always. You can see a doctor in Toronto without OHIP through YDO. Simply select a subscription plan, connect with a licensed doctor, and receive urgent care online in minutes without waiting in walk-in clinics or travelling long distances.

Yes. If our doctor determines that your condition requires specialist care, they can provide a referral to a dermatologist, gynecologist, cardiologist, or other specialists who accept OHIP, so you can continue your care seamlessly within Ontario’s healthcare system.

We can assess via an audio or video call. If the symptoms are very mild, we may look into treatment. For severe symptoms, visit the ER immediately.