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Online medical consultation services for Ontario residents
From general medical consultations to specialized follow-ups, our Quebec team takes care of a wide range of remote healthcare needs for Ontario residents. Accessible from Ottawa, Toronto, Hamilton, London, Hawkesbury, Cornwall, Sudbury, Windsor and throughout Ontario - in English or French - with no waiting lists or travel to Quebec.
- General medical consultations and common symptoms
- Monitoring of chronic diseases: diabetes, hypertension, asthma, arthritis
- Prescription refills and treatment adjustments
- Medical tickets: work stoppage, proof of absence from school or work
- Medical opinion and referral to a specialist
- Interpretation of test results (blood, urine, imaging)
- Mental health: anxiety, depression, stress, burnout
- Sleep disorders, insomnia and adult ADHD
- Psychosocial follow-up and mental health support
- Post-operative care and remote wound monitoring
- Respiratory health: asthma, COPD, sinusitis, bronchitis, post-COVID
- Migraines, persistent headaches and chronic pain
- Hormonal health: menopause, andropause, thyroid, diabetes, imbalances
- STI screening: chlamydia, gonorrhea, HIV, syphilis, hepatitis
- Prevention: cardiovascular risk assessment, vaccines, seasonal diseases
- Digestive health: reflux, irritable bowel, constipation, nutrition and weight
- Sexual health: contraception, menstrual disorders, erectile dysfunction, fertility
- Remote dermatology: acne, eczema, psoriasis, skin infections
- Rheumatology: arthritis, joint pain and inflammatory follow-up
- Prescriptions, preventive advice and therapeutic education
Omicron online clinic
Why choose Clinique Omicron for your online medical consultation in Ontario?
Hundreds of thousands of Quebecers live or work in Ontario - in Ottawa, Toronto, Hawkesbury, Cornwall and other Ontario cities. In addition, there are thousands of border workers who commute between the two provinces every week. These residents have often maintained close ties with the Quebec healthcare system, speak French as a priority and face significant delays in accessing the Ontario healthcare system. Clinique Omicron offers them continuity of care in French, with professionals they know and trust, without having to travel to Quebec.
Accessible care throughout Québec
Frequently asked questions - Online medical consultation in Ontario
Interprovincial legality, French-language access, prescriptions valid in Ontario, border workers, insurance coverage and the limits of telemedicine from Ontario - everything you need to know.
Interprovincial telemedicine is governed by Canadian professional orders and is the subject of interprovincial agreements. Clinique Omicron's professionals are licensed in Quebec and can offer remote consultations to patients located in other Canadian provinces, subject to the rules applicable to their respective order. Clinique Omicron will inform you if your specific situation requires referral to a locally licensed professional in Ontario.
Yes, many Quebecers who settle in Ontario, in Ottawa, Toronto or other cities, want to maintain a French-language care relationship with Quebec professionals while they find a family doctor in Ontario, or simply out of preference. Clinique Omicron can provide this continuity for non-urgent consultations - chronic follow-ups, renewals, mental health, medical tickets - from your home in Ontario, via secure teleconsultation.
A wide range of care can be provided remotely: general medical consultations, prescription renewals, medical tickets, chronic disease monitoring (diabetes, hypertension, asthma), mental health support (anxiety, depression, ADHD), STD screening, hormonal health, dermatology, nutrition and more. The professional will assess whether teleconsultation is appropriate for your situation and refer you to a local resource in Ontario if a physical examination is required.
Consultations are carried out by physicians and specialized nurse practitioners (SNPs) licensed in Quebec. SPNs hold a Master's degree in nursing and are authorized to diagnose, prescribe medication and order diagnostic tests within their field of practice. Depending on the nature of your consultation, you will be directed to the professional best suited to your needs.
As a general rule, a prescription issued by a duly licensed physician in one Canadian province is recognized by pharmacies in other Canadian provinces, subject to the discretion of the pharmacist. The vast majority of prescriptions issued during your teleconsultations with Clinique Omicron can be filled in Ontario pharmacies. In case of doubt, your pharmacist can confirm the validity of the prescription in his or her province.
After booking your appointment online or by phone, you'll receive a secure link to join the video consultation at the agreed time. No application is required - everything is done via a standard web browser. Make yourself comfortable in a quiet, private area, and have your current medications and recent test results ready if applicable. Average duration is 15 to 30 minutes, depending on complexity.
Yes, teleconsultation is accessible from any Internet connection, whether you're in Ontario or Quebec. For workers who commute between Ottawa and Gatineau, or between an Ontario city and Quebec, your patient file in our Medfar system follows you from one consultation to the next, regardless of your geographical location at the time of the consultation.
No. Clinique Omicron consultations are private services and are not covered by OHIP or RAMQ for privately billed procedures. Some private group insurances reimburse remote medical consultations - check with your insurer for coverage. The Employee Assistance Program (EAP) may also cover certain consultations. See our Pricing section for details.
Yes, although Clinique Omicron is a French-speaking clinic in Quebec, several members of our team are also able to see you in English. If you would like to consult in English, please let us know when you book your appointment so that we can assign you a professional suited to your language preference.
Telemedicine does not replace emergency care or procedures requiring physical examination. In the event of chest pain, stroke, severe breathing difficulty or serious injury, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room in Ontario. Some procedures or prescriptions may also require a locally licensed professional in Ontario - if so, our team will direct you to the appropriate resource.
Yes, all our consultations are carried out on platforms that comply with Quebec's medical confidentiality standards and Bill 25. Your health data is encrypted, secure and integrated into your file in our Medfar system. It is never shared without your consent, regardless of your province of residence.
You can book via our online appointment portal, by telephone at 514 606-3350 or by e-mail at info@cliniqueomicron.ca. Briefly indicate the reason for your consultation and specify that you are consulting from Ontario. In the event of a medical emergency, dial 911 or 811 (Telehealth Ontario) for rapid referral.