Care by video
Some care doesn't need a trip to the clinic. Book a video consultation online with a family doctor, a pediatrician, a psychologist and more, and join it from your phone or computer.
Eden Telemed is a virtual walk-in clinic on Doc Clik: family physicians, pediatricians, psychiatrists and psychologists see you by video, in English and French. Its hours and next openings are on its profile.
Book with Eden TelemedServices offered by video show a video icon. Pick one and a time that suits you.
All you need is a phone or a computer with a camera and an internet connection.
At the time of your appointment, open it in your Doc Clik account and join the video visit.
Try it
Book, get ready and join: this is what a video consultation looks like, from start to finish.
An example: nothing is booked, and no camera or microphone is used.
Example clinic
Book a video visit
Reason
Time
Pick a reason and a time.
The professional tells you if you need to be seen in person.
When a dental clinic offers a video consultation, the service shows the video icon when you book. For pain, swelling or a broken tooth you will usually need to be seen in person.
Find an emergency dentistYes. On Doc Clik you can book a video consultation with the professionals who offer them, such as the family physicians, pediatricians, psychiatrists and psychologists of Eden Telemed, a virtual walk-in clinic.
Choose a service that shows the video icon, pick a time and book it online. At the time of your appointment, join the video visit from your Doc Clik account.
A phone, tablet or computer with a camera and microphone, and an internet connection. Find a quiet place where you can talk freely.
When a dental clinic offers a video consultation, the service shows the video icon when you book. Pain, swelling or a broken tooth usually needs an exam in person, so book an emergency dentist instead.
It depends on the professional, the service and your public or private plan. The clinic shows or confirms the price when you book.
For an emergency, call 911 or go to the emergency room. If you are unsure, call 811 to speak to a nurse. The professional will also tell you if you need to be seen in person.