Fast and effective tool for getting a diagnosis and prescription.
The doctor willingly took the time to explain things to me.
Very easy to book a therapist and get appointment receipts.
A fantastic way to get medical advice when you are unable to see someone in person. The app is so simple to use. Highly recommend. I am not a tech savvy person but the doctor was kind enough to patiently walk me through every step of the process. Thank you.
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Family Physician
Mazin Yousif
Dr. Yousif completed medical school in Baghdad, Iraq in 1998. He practiced until 2005 then moved to Canada where he has practiced in Newfoundland from 2007-2009 then Ontario from 2009 until now. ...
Dr. Yousif completed medical school in Baghdad, Iraq in 1998. He practiced until 2005 then moved to Canada where he has practiced in Newfoundland from 2007-2009 then Ontario from 2009 until now.
Family Physician
Jonathan Clayton
Dr. Clayton practices a mix of urban and rural family practice, urgent care and hospital care in New Brunswick. He also works as an expedition physician. Dr. Clayton completed a Bachelor of Scie ...
Dr. Clayton practices a mix of urban and rural family practice, urgent care and hospital care in New Brunswick. He also works as an expedition physician. Dr. Clayton completed a Bachelor of Science with Honours at the University of New Brunswick and Doctor of Medicine Degree at Memorial University, where he finished on the Dean’s List. He completed his Family Medicine training through Dalhousie University.
Family Physician
Paul Cusack
Dr. Cusack has been practicing Family Medicine in Charlottetown for the past 15 years. He also works in a busy walk-in clinic two days a week and heads up to the Surgical Assist group at the Que ...
Dr. Cusack has been practicing Family Medicine in Charlottetown for the past 15 years. He also works in a busy walk-in clinic two days a week and heads up to the Surgical Assist group at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Charlottetown.
Family Physician
Golbarg Araghi
Dr. Araghi has been practicing medicine for 17 years. She graduated from McGill University medical school in 2002 and completed her family medicine residency at the University of Toronto. She did a fellowship in low risk obste ...
Dr. Araghi has been practicing medicine for 17 years. She graduated from McGill University medical school in 2002 and completed her family medicine residency at the University of Toronto. She did a fellowship in low risk obstetrics shortly after graduating. She has been practicing since 2004 and has provided care for patients of all ages.
Family & ER Physician
Joe Fragapane
Dr. Fragapane practices Emergency and Family medicine for the Cree Nation in the native territories of the James Bay Quebec. As a physician, he mainly focuses in emergency rural medicine and ped ...
Dr. Fragapane practices Emergency and Family medicine for the Cree Nation in the native territories of the James Bay Quebec. As a physician, he mainly focuses in emergency rural medicine and pediatrics. His practice is broad, encompassing complex medical as well as psycho-social issues, in the isolated regions of northern Quebec with difficult access to diagnostic testing and specialized services.
Dr. Fragapane is also an engineer and have an interest in artificial intelligence and medical informatics. He is certified in emergency targeted ultrasound, advanced cardiac life support (ACLS), advanced trauma life support (ATLS) and pediatric advanced life support (PALS). He holds academic positions as faculty lecturer at McGill University and associate professor of medicine at the Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue(UQAT). He graduated from McGill Medical School in 2012 and from the Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering in 2005.
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It depends on the province. In order for Maple’s services to be covered, the province must have public coverage of virtual telemedicine visits and criterias that aligns with our services.
We charge a fee for our services only when they are not covered by provincial health plans. We’d love to be eligible for public coverage consistently across Canada and we’re working hard to ensure Maple is included in provincial coverage as soon as legislation allows.
Our specialists page has specific pricing information and provincial availability for our specialists, such as mental health, nutrition, and more. Thanks to Maple, you can see a specialist in days, not months.
Also, doctor consultation fees may not apply if you have benefits coverage through your insurer or employer.
It’s free to create an account on Maple. When you need to see a healthcare or wellness provider, you’ll notice there will be consultation fees, if these fees are not covered by provincial governments.
Fees may not apply if you have benefits coverage through your insurer or employer, or if your consultation includes only provincially-funded services.
There are no fees if you don’t speak with a healthcare provider using our on-demand service. However, if you’ve booked an appointment with a provider, you’ll be charged the full fee for missing it. To avoid any cancellation fees, please read our cancellation policy in more detail.
We accept all major credit cards, including AMEX cards, as well as Google and Apple Pay.
Our online medical consultations and memberships are covered under many existing private healthcare plans, including Healthcare Spending Accounts. When you purchase a visit or membership, we send you an email receipt, which you can submit to insurers for reimbursement if this is something that’s available to you.
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It depends on the province. In order for Maple’s services to be covered, the province must have public coverage of virtual telemedicine visits and criterias that aligns with our services.
We charge a fee for our services only when they are not covered by provincial health plans. We’d love to be eligible for public coverage consistently across Canada and we’re working hard to ensure Maple is included in provincial coverage as soon as legislation allows.
Also, doctor consultation fees may not apply if you have benefits coverage through your insurer or employer, or if your consultation includes only provincially-funded services.
Online doctor consultation fees on Maple apply for general practitioner services that are not covered by provincial governments.
Fees may not apply if you have benefits coverage through your insurer or employer, or if your consultation includes only provincially-funded services.
Yes. If you’ve booked a visit, you’ll be charged the full fee for missing a doctor’s appointment on Maple. If the fee for your appointment is covered by your provincial government and the publicly funded healthcare system, you can still be charged a fee for a missed consultation or a fee for cancelling your appointment without providing sufficient advance notice. This includes consultations with:
We accept all major credit cards, including AMEX cards, as well as Google and Apple Pay.
Our online medical consultations and memberships are covered under many existing private healthcare plans, including Healthcare Spending Accounts. When you purchase a visit or membership, we send you an email receipt, which you can submit to insurers for reimbursement if this is something that’s available to you.
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*Your monthly membership covers virtual care for you, your spouse and your dependents under the age of 18 who share the same primary residence and includes one visit, per person, each day.
**Our doctors cannot prescribe controlled substances such as narcotics.
†While your Member fee covers a wide range of services, specialty care may include an additional fee.