Need a walk-in clinic in Dartmouth. Book an appointment with a doctor online.

Can’t find a family doctor in Dartmouth?

Connect with Canadian-licensed doctors online accepting consultations for new patients in Dartmouth from your phone, tablet, or computer, 24/7.

Treatable conditions

Acute care

Our doctors see and treat many common medical issues on Maple.

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Chronic care

Doctors are available 24/7 to provide advice and prescriptions for common chronic care conditions.

Mental health

Our doctors are available to provide advice and treatment for common mental health conditions.

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Women’s/men’s health

Doctors can advise on family planning and treat conditions, including urinary tract infections and erectile dysfunction.

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Seeing a doctor in Dartmouth

Options for accessible medical services in Dartmouth are rather limited. Many walk-in clinics in Dartmouth close early during the week, like Family Focus Medical Clinic, which closes by 4:30pm, and Darmouth Medical Centre, which closes by 2pm. Patients often turn to nearby hospitals like Dartmouth General Hospital and face long ER wait times.

Can’t find a family doctor in Dartmouth? Maple lets you connect with online doctors accepting consultations for new patients in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia in minutes, 24/7.

You can also see specialists like mental health therapists, health and wellness coaches, functional medicine practitioners, oncology navigators, and sleep therapists — simply book an appointment at a time that works for you.

See a doctor

A hand-picked network of doctors and specialists ready to help you.

Our physicians, nurse practitioners, and allied healthcare professionals are Canadian licensed and practice in their respective fields right here in Canada.

How it works

Describe your symptoms

Open the app and click the “Get care” button. One of our healthcare providers will review your request and respond in minutes.

Chat with a doctor or nurse practitioner

Next, you'll be connected to the healthcare provider. Consultations usually take place over secure text message, but the doctor may request video, or audio chat if needed.