Before you book
Know the dates you were unwell and whether your employer or school needs a particular form or wording.
Chestermere's Community Health Centre handles lab work and public health rather than urgent care, so getting seen about a sick note can mean a drive into Calgary. A TelePlus Care video visit lets you stay home instead: choose an available appointment from the live calendar, then a Canadian licensed doctor assesses your symptoms and decides whether a note is medically appropriate. The earliest selectable time is at least two hours after booking. Visits cost $35 with an active Alberta Health Card.
Get Your Sick Note$35 with an active Alberta Health Card · $45 without · shown before payment

For Chestermere residents who need a doctor's note for work, school or a benefits claim. The appointment is a genuine video assessment with a Canadian licensed doctor, a note is issued only when it's medically appropriate, and it's, according to the timing shown during booking. The fee is $35 with an active Alberta Health Card or $45 without.
Clinical content is reviewed for accuracy and scope. TelePlus Care appointments go ahead only when a doctor agrees it is the right call, after a real assessment, and the doctor will explain the next step if virtual care is not the right fit.

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Book online, pick a time, and complete a few intake questions. Before the call, write down the date your symptoms started, the workdays or classes you've missed, and what your employer or school has asked you to provide. A Canadian licensed doctor then connects with you by secure video, talks through what's happening, and decides whether documentation is medically appropriate. When it is, you receive a signed note by email, according to the timing shown during booking of 8 AM to 7 PM daily.
Most people start looking for a note because someone has asked for one. An employer might want it after you've been off longer than their policy permits, after a string of sick days, or before you come back to a role where a lapse in health could put you or others at risk. A school or post-secondary program may need it to excuse a missed test or practicum. A group benefits insurer often wants a doctor's form before short-term disability starts. And when a serious illness keeps you away for weeks, Alberta's long-term illness and injury leave requires a medical certificate stating the estimated duration, so it pays to get assessed early.
Yes. Being in Chestermere, or anywhere else in Alberta, is enough for a video assessment, and a virtual note is held to the same medical standard as one written in a clinic. Short illnesses like the flu, a stomach virus or a migraine usually suit video well. Problems that need an exam, a swab, an X-ray or bloodwork before anyone can say how long you should be off do not, and the doctor will tell you where to go instead of signing a note they can't support. Notes can't be approved ahead of time, and the date on the note is always the real assessment date.
Why spend part of your sick day getting to a waiting room when a doctor can check you over from home?
Either way, a doctor still has to check you over. Going online just saves you the trip and the waiting room when you do not need to be seen in person.
Getting a note should fit around your recovery, your job, and your classes. TelePlus Care lets you ask for a real medical note online, after a Canadian-licensed doctor has checked you over.
The label changes depending on who's asking — sick note, medical note, doctor's certificate — but each one is a doctor's written record of an assessment and the time you needed off. Tell the doctor the purpose so the right details are included and nothing private is added.
Because the Community Health Centre at 104, 288 Kinniburgh Blvd doesn't offer urgent care, it helps to know your options before you need them. For life-threatening symptoms, call 911. The City of Chestermere's emergency list names Peter Lougheed Centre, Foothills Medical Centre, Rockyview General Hospital and Alberta Children's Hospital in Calgary, plus the 24-hour emergency department in Strathmore. If you're unsure how serious something is, Health Link 811 puts you through to a nurse at any hour. A TelePlus Care doctor who decides you need hands-on care will say so rather than write a note.
Chestermere sits right against Calgary's eastern edge, and if your job is across the city line, the sick-note policy that applies is your employer's, not the one where you live. A note from a video visit can be forwarded to an HR inbox the same day, which matters when a manager wants it before your next scheduled shift. If your workplace uses its own absence or fitness-for-duty form, get it before the appointment so the doctor can deal with it during the same assessment instead of you booking a second visit.
For anything longer than a short illness, including a benefits claim that needs ongoing updates, a family doctor who follows you over time is valuable. The Calgary Rural Primary Care Network supports primary care in Chestermere, Langdon and Strathmore. Search Alberta Find a Provider (albertafindaprovider.ca, from Primary Care Alberta) to see who is accepting patients, and check back regularly because openings change. In the meantime, you can still book a TelePlus Care visit for a short-term note.
Connect with a licensed healthcare provider from the comfort of your home. No referral needed — book your virtual appointment today.
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TelePlus Care is not an urgent care clinic. If you have an emergency, please call 911 or go to the nearest urgent care facility.
Know the dates you were unwell and whether your employer or school needs a particular form or wording.
A Canadian licensed doctor asks about your symptoms and how they affect your work or studies, by phone or secure video.
When a note is medically appropriate, it is issued after the appointment, often within 2 hours.
A sick note covers up to 3 days. For a longer absence, the doctor needs supporting proof to review.
$35 with an active Alberta Health Card, or $45 without one.
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Medical Disclaimer: The information on this website is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider before making any health-related decisions. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 immediately.
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