

Sick Note / Work or School Excuse Service
What Is the Sick Note Service?
Quick, professional documentation for short-term illness, including a brief virtual visit.
This service provides a legitimate way to obtain a work or school excuse when you’re unwell. It includes completing a secure online questionnaire followed by a brief 5–10 minute virtual discussion with a licensed nurse practitioner, who reviews your symptoms and provides documentation when clinically appropriate—keeping the process accurate, compliant, and low stress.
Who This Service Is For
This service may be right for you if you:
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Have a mild, short-term illness expected to resolve on its own
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Need official documentation for work or school
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Do not require treatment or extensive medical evaluation
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Want a fast, professional alternative to a full medical visit
Common Situations Covered
Sick notes may be provided for short-term, non-emergent concerns such as:
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Viral illnesses or mild infections
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Migraines in patients with a known history
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PMS or menstrual-related symptoms
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Other temporary conditions that limit daily function
Notes typically cover one day and may include a second day when clinically appropriate.
What to Expect
After scheduling, you will receive a secure questionnaire to complete. This is followed by a brief 5–10 minute virtual visit with the practitioner to review your symptoms and answer any questions. If appropriate, your sick note will be emailed to you—usually by the next business day. Notes cannot be backdated, and frequent use may prompt a recommendation for an in-person evaluation.
Important Notes
This service is intended for documentation only and does not include treatment or prescription management. If your symptoms suggest the need for medical care, you may be advised to schedule a Problem-Focused Acute Visit or seek in-person evaluation.
Need Documentation?
If you’re feeling unwell and need official documentation without a full appointment, this service offers a fast, clinically appropriate solution.
Schedule your Sick Note virtual visit today.