Where to get sick note

To get one, you need to book an online consultation with one of our doctors who will advise on whether or not we are able to backdate a sick note for you.

We can send it to you by email or first class post. Please note: You must provide evidence of sickness in order to receive a backdated sick note. We cannot provide any fit sick notes for court appearances. For this, you will need to speak to your GP. Our sick notes are just like the ones you would receive from your regular GP.

They contain all the information needed by your employer or institution, including details of the issuing GP and their GMC General Medical Council number. We also provide verification codes that can be used by your employer or institution to check the originality of sick notes by phone. This means you won't have to do anything else after you've given it to them. The specialist can then book you in for further treatment, and any medical procedures you may need. How it works. What we treat.

Skin conditions. Mental health. Instead you can get an isolation note to send to your employer as proof you need to stay at home.

If you need a fit note, contact your GP practice. They will tell you whether you should make an appointment to see a GP or book a phone consultation. If you have been in hospital, a hospital doctor can give you a fit note, as well as a certificate to confirm that you have been an inpatient.

Please follow guidance below: Self Certify- By law, medical evidence is not required for the first 7 days of sickness. For any period of illness less than 7 days you can self-certify. Click here to download Visit the NHS website- Isolation notes will provide employees with evidence for their employers that they have been advised to self-isolate due to coronavirus, either because they have symptoms or they live with someone who has symptoms, and so cannot work.

As isolation notes can be obtained without contacting a doctor, this will reduce the pressure on GP surgeries and prevent people needing to leave their homes.

Click here to visit the website Request for medical certification from absence from work related to the COVID- 19 pandemic for patients at increased medical risk- In light of the current COVID pandemic it is likely a vast amount of people will be self-isolating in accordance with advice provided by the Government and Public Health.