Newcomers and permanent residents
In Quebec, RAMQ coverage can take up to 3 months to start. Get your prescriptions renewed and your health questions answered while you wait.
Just arrived in Quebec or Ontario, waiting for your RAMQ or OHIP card, studying here or visiting? A nurse practitioner or physician calls you back within 60 minutes. Same $150 for everyone — with or without a health card.
You don't need a family doctor, a health card or a Canadian address history. You need to be 18 or older and physically in Quebec or Ontario at the time of your visit.
In Quebec, RAMQ coverage can take up to 3 months to start. Get your prescriptions renewed and your health questions answered while you wait.
Sick before an exam? Prescription, sick note for your school and receipt for your student insurance, without a walk-in clinic line.
Assessment by phone outside your shifts, sick note for your employer, prescription sent to the pharmacy closest to you.
Ran out of medication or got sick while travelling? Prescription to a local pharmacy and a receipt for your travel insurance.
Your usual medication, no appointment needed.
Assessment today and treatment sent to your pharmacy when indicated.
UTI, sore throat, skin infection: antibiotic when indicated.
For work or school, in under 24 hours.
Requisition for a private lab, results explained.
Any other non-urgent health concern.
Same fee with or without a health card. No subscription. Elsewhere, up to $210.
Official receipt for private, student, group or travel insurance claims.
Medication at the pharmacy and private lab fees are paid separately.
Yes. MedVibe is a private clinic: you pay $150 and you're seen, health card or not.
Yes. The prescription is sent to the pharmacy you choose. You pay for the medication at the pharmacy, or claim it from your private insurance.
Yes. You can book and talk to your clinician in French or English.
Yes, as long as you are physically in Quebec or Ontario during the visit. Keep your receipt for your travel insurance.
For difficulty breathing, chest pain, confusion or any emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest ER — emergency care is available to everyone in Canada.
Tell us what you need in 5 minutes. No family doctor, no health card, no waiting room.
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