Skip the walk-in clinic. Talk to a Toronto-licensed doctor online within 5 minutes

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. 

Yes, online doctors can prescribe medication in Rexdale, 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 online prescriptions at their discretion.

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 to a licensed virtual doctor in Toronto, get prescriptions, get sick notes, and get medical advice without waiting weeks to be rostered.

Our 24/7 telehealth services allow you to talk to a doctor in less than 5 minutes. Simply register on our PIPEDA-compliant platform, describe your symptoms, and connect to an online doctor instantly. 

At Your Doctors Online, you skip booking forms altogether. Simply sign up, type your concern in our open-text box (add photos if helpful), and you’re connected to a board-certified doctor within minutes. The physician reviews your medical history, talks through your symptoms, and can spend up to 60 minutes, if needed, to diagnose, prescribe, or issue online sick notes in Toronto. Whether you need help with a UTI, flu, skin rash, weight loss, or nutrition guidance, you receive complete care in one seamless visit.

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

Severe shortness of breath, wheezing, or choking could indicate a life-threatening emergency like a severe asthma attack or anaphylaxis. Please call 911 or visit the nearest ER immediately, as virtual consultations in Ontario are not safe in these scenarios.