Doctor's note · Sick note · Work or school excuse
Get a signed doctor's note from a licensed clinician for missed work, school absences, or unable-to-travel situations. Visit reviewed by a real provider — not an automated form.
Board-certified clinicians · Insurance billed · No subscription
Board-Certified · Internal Medicine · Medical Director
All 50 states + DC·Video visit
In-network: Aetna, BCBS, UnitedHealthcare +18 more plans
What Ondoc does not handle
We can't complete FMLA paperwork, short- or long-term disability forms, ADA workplace accommodations, or prescribe controlled substances (e.g., Adderall, Xanax, testosterone, opioids). Those require an established in-person relationship with a treating provider.
Your visit is reviewed by a board-certified clinician licensed in your state — not a templated form generator.
Notes include the provider's name, license, NPI, and signature so employers and registrars accept them.
Most plans cover the visit. We bill your insurance instead of charging you up front when eligible.
Yes. The note is signed by a licensed clinician after a clinical review of your symptoms. It includes the provider's full credentials so employers, schools, and airlines can verify it.
Most notes are sent the same day after the clinician reviews your visit. Complex cases or requests that need additional information may take longer.
Clinicians can document a past illness when your symptoms and timeline make it clinically reasonable. It's at the provider's discretion based on what you describe.
Most employers accept notes from any licensed clinician. Ours include the provider's name, license number, NPI, and signature — the same information a clinic note would carry.
Yes. We bill your insurance when your plan covers a telehealth visit for this reason. If it isn't covered, the cash price is shown before you book.