A real doctor's note for work or school, completed by a licensed provider.
A short online questionnaire, reviewed by a state-licensed provider who completes and signs your note. Usually no appointment or video visit.
Start My IntakeA provider may follow up, or decide a note isn't appropriate.
How do I get a doctor's note for work or school online?
Answer a few questions about your symptoms. Usually there's no appointment or video visit. A state-licensed provider reviews what you submit, then completes and signs the note, and it arrives by email, usually within about an hour after we have everything needed.
Will my employer or school accept an online note?
The note is verifiable. It carries the provider's name, credentials, and signature, so your employer or school can confirm it directly. Certicare completes it to standard documentation requirements, but the final acceptance decision belongs to them.
$29 flat. You see the price before you answer a single question, and you can request a refund any time before a clinician starts reviewing your request.
Your intake is secure. Your health details are kept private and are never sent to your employer or school without your say-so.
Can I get a doctor's note without going to the doctor?
Usually, yes. You finish a short questionnaire from your phone, and a licensed provider reviews your answers and decides whether a note is appropriate. No waiting room, and usually no video call — a provider may follow up if they need more.
How fast can I get a doctor's note?
Usually within about an hour after we have everything needed. If a provider needs more detail to finish, we'll email you.
How much does it cost?
$29, flat. You see the price before you start, with no surprise charges after. If the note can't be completed, you get a full refund, and you can request one any time before a clinician starts reviewing your request.
Can a nurse practitioner write a doctor's note?
Yes. Nurse practitioners are state-licensed providers who evaluate patients and sign medical documentation. A note completed and signed by a licensed provider is a real medical document that an employer or school can verify.
Founded by someone who's been there
Rebecca Martel, APRN, FNP-BC, is a family nurse practitioner who has completed hundreds of these forms. As a neurodivergent person who lost jobs to cyclical burnout early in her career, she knows what's at stake when paperwork stalls.