Online Doctor's Note in Alberta
Need a doctor's note in Alberta? Skip the walk-in clinic. Book online, speak with a TelePlus Care licensed physician by secure video, and get your signed note by email — usually within 1-3 hours. Available province-wide.
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What You Get
A legal doctor's note issued by a TelePlus Care licensed physician after a quick virtual consultation. Delivered as a signed PDF to your email anywhere in Alberta.
- Signed by a TelePlus Care licensed physician
- Delivered by email, usually within 1-3 hours
- Accepted by Alberta employers, schools, and insurers
- Compliant with the Alberta Employment Standards Code
When to Use It
Anytime you need documented proof of illness for work, school, or an insurance claim anywhere in Alberta.
- Sick day from work
- Return-to-work clearance
- Mental health day
- Child's school absence note
- University of Alberta, University of Calgary, MacEwan, Mount Royal, or NAIT/SAIT absence
- EI Sickness Benefits or short-term disability claim
What's on the Note
Every note includes the details Alberta employers and insurers ask for — without disclosing your diagnosis. Alberta's Health Information Act (HIA) protects what gets shared.
- Your full name and date of consultation
- Confirmation you were assessed by a TelePlus Care licensed physician
- Dates you should be off work or school
- Expected return date
- Any temporary work restrictions
- Physician name, licence number, and signature
Why TelePlus Care
Walk-in waits across Alberta can stretch hours. We give you a TelePlus Care licensed doctor in minutes, fully online, with no surprise billing.
- TelePlus Care licensed physicians
- Wait under 20 minutes — most days
- Encrypted video, HIA-compliant
- Flat fee shown before you book
How It Works
Three simple steps.
- Book — choose a time slot in under 2 minutes
- Consult — speak with a TelePlus Care licensed physician by secure video
- Receive — get your signed note by email
Who Can Use This
Anyone physically located in Alberta at the time of the consultation.
- Alberta employees and shift workers
- Students at U of A, U of C, MacEwan, Mount Royal, NAIT, and SAIT
- Parents needing a note for a child's school
- Anyone filing a sick leave or WCB Alberta claim
Alberta Sick Leave Rules
The Alberta Employment Standards Code provides up to 5 days of unpaid job-protected personal and family responsibility leave per year after 90 days of employment, plus up to 16 weeks of unpaid long-term illness and injury leave. Federally regulated workers in Alberta (banks, CN Rail, Bell) get up to 10 paid sick days under the Canada Labour Code. Employers may ask for a doctor's note as proof, and WCB Alberta requires medical documentation for workplace injury claims.
- 5 unpaid personal and family responsibility days per year
- 16 weeks of unpaid long-term illness leave
- 10 paid sick days for federally regulated workers
- WCB Alberta requires medical documentation for claims
- HIA protects your diagnosis from disclosure
About Our Alberta Service
TelePlus Care is a virtual clinic serving every community in Alberta — from Edmonton and Calgary to smaller centres across the province. If you have a phone, tablet, or computer with internet, you can book. Evening and weekend slots are available.
- Serving every city and town in Alberta
- Available across all health zones
- Evening and weekend appointments
- Prescription pickup at any Alberta pharmacy if needed
Your Fast and Convenient Healthcare Solution
Connect with a licensed healthcare provider from the comfort of your home. No referral needed — book your virtual appointment today.
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Serving Communities Across Alberta
Edmonton, Calgary, Red Deer, Airdrie, Lethbridge, Fort McMurray, Grande Prairie, Medicine Hat, Sherwood Park, St. Albert, Leduc, Spruce Grove, Beaumont, Chestermere, Cochrane, Okotoks, and every community across Alberta.
Other Alberta Locations
We also serve doctor's note appointments in these Alberta communities:
Teleplus care clinic is not an urgent care clinic. If you have an emergency please call 911 or go to the nearest urgent care facility.
