Talk to a licensed online doctor in Toronto

Yes, A CPSO-licensed doctor can prescribe most medications after a virtual assessment. Our doctors write new scripts, renewals, and refills during the visit and send them electronically to any pharmacy in Toronto, with free delivery available through partner pharmacies. That includes antibiotics for confirmed bacterial infections, birth control, asthma inhalers, blood pressure medication, Ozempic, and hair loss treatments such as Minoxidil and Finasteride through our online prescription service. Controlled substances, such as narcotics and benzodiazepines, can’t be prescribed virtually under Ontario rules.

Start a visit, get assessed, and download your signed doctor’s note for work or school as a PDF the same day. The note shows the doctor’s name and CPSO license number, so your employer or school can verify it. No extra fee applies beyond the monthly subscription.

No, you can get a valid sick note without seeing a Toronto doctor.  However, you can skip an in-person doctor’s visit by seeing one virtually. Describe your illness, get assessed, and download the signed PDF the same day. Every online doctor’s note we issue includes the physician’s name, signature, and CPSO license number, which is what employers and schools in Ontario check. Sites selling notes without a consultation produce documents that fail verification, and submitting one to an employer is a fireable offense. 

Not usually. OHIP doesn’t cover sick notes, so clinics set their own fees, and many charge per note. With Your Doctors Online, notes are included in the $20 monthly plan. Before you pay anyone for a note, know that Ontario’s Employment Standards Act stopped employers from demanding one for your first three unpaid sick days of the year, as of October 28, 2024. For longer absences, insurance claims, or school requirements, an online doctor note in Ontario remains the quickest route.

You can see a doctor online in Toronto in under five minutes by describing your symptoms, at any hour. There’s no appointment system, so 2 am on a holiday works the same as 2 pm on a Tuesday.

Yes. Our doctors hold licenses with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario, and you can confirm any of them on the CPSO public register. 

Yes. Our doctors hold licenses with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario, and you can confirm any of them on the CPSO public register. 

Yes, you can get virtual care from anywhere in the GTA, including Brampton, Markham, and Vaughan. In fact, we provide online healthcare services in Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Nova Scotia, and the rest of Canada. As long as you’re in Canada during the visit, you can connect with a doctor in minutes and get the treatment you need. 

Yes. A doctor reviews your symptoms, such as burning, urgency, and frequency, rules out red flags such as fever or back pain, and prescribes an antibiotic when appropriate. The prescription is delivered to your pharmacy within minutes of the visit ending.

Yes. Consultations are encrypted and handled in accordance with PHIPA, Ontario’s health information law, which is enforced by the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario. You can request a copy of your own records at any time.