Now in your area eVisitRx is now available across New Brunswick. Refill a prescription or get a medical note online, from a New Brunswick nurse practitioner. See how it works →
Before you start

A few things to know before your request

Welcome to eVisitRx. A quick read so your request goes smoothly — what we can help with, how review works, and exactly what to have ready.

Is it an emergency or a new symptom?

eVisitRx handles refills and notes only — not new or worsening symptoms. Call 911 or go to the Emergency Department for chest pain, trouble breathing, severe bleeding, signs of stroke, or thoughts of self-harm. Not sure how serious your symptoms are? Try the New Brunswick symptom checker first.

Important service information

How eVisitRx fits in

eVisitRx is for two things: renewing an existing prescription and getting a medical note. For anything else, your primary provider — family doctor, nurse practitioner, or NB Health Link — should be your first point of contact.

Prescription refills

Renew a medication you already take. A New Brunswick nurse practitioner reviews your request and, when appropriate, sends the refill to your pharmacy. Controlled substances aren't eligible.

Medical notes

Request a note for work or school. Where appropriate, a nurse practitioner completes it and sends it straight to you — no clinic trip.

Need care for a new concern? Accessing Healthcare lists community resources you can use — Tele-Care 811, mental health and addictions support, and pharmacists.
No waiting room

How review works

There's no appointment to schedule and nothing to sit and wait for.

Submit your request and get on with your day. A New Brunswick nurse practitioner reviews it — usually the same day during opening hours — and we message you the result. If your request isn't a fit, we'll tell you clearly and point you to another option — your primary care provider, Tele-Care 811, your pharmacist, or an after-hours clinic.

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Be ready

Have these ready before you start

A little prep saves you and your provider time — and keeps the focus on your health.

What to upload

  • For a refill: the name and dose of your medication, and the pharmacy you'd like it sent to.
  • For a note: the reason and the dates you need it to cover.
  • Your Medicare card and a photo ID — so the nurse practitioner can verify your identity.
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Choose your request

Tell us whether you need a prescription refill or a medical note for work or school.

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Have the details ready

Your medication and pharmacy for a refill, or the reason and dates for a note.

3

Grab your ID

Your Medicare card and a photo ID, so the nurse practitioner can verify who you are.

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Submit and we'll message you

Send your request and get on with your day — we'll message you once it's reviewed.

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Ready when you are

Refill a prescription or get a medical note from a New Brunswick nurse practitioner. Flat $80 per request, no waiting room.

Starting opens the secure eVisitRx registration. Preview site — final request flow is set at launch.

Questions

Before-you-book FAQ

Who can use eVisitRx?

Anyone in New Brunswick who needs a prescription refill or a medical note. eVisitRx doesn't diagnose or treat new symptoms — for those, contact your provider or a walk-in clinic.

How long until I hear back?

You won't sit in a waiting room. A nurse practitioner reviews your request, usually the same day during opening hours, and we message you the result.

What do I need to provide?

For a refill, your medication and pharmacy; for a note, the reason and dates. Plus your Medicare card and a photo ID for identity verification.

How much does a request cost?

A flat C$80 per request, whether it's a prescription refill or a medical note.