See a gynecologist online — OHIP-covered appointments
Gynecologists have specialized training in women’s health and the reproductive system. Speak with one online about sexual health concerns, PCOS, irregular periods, painful periods, UTI symptoms, perimenopause, menopause, vaginal infections, pelvic pain, and much more.
Currently available in Ontario only. All appointments are covered by OHIP with a valid Ontario health card.

Seeing a gynecologist on Maple is easy
First, request an appointment
Sign in to your Maple account and select “Gynecologist (covered by OHIP)” from the menu of specialties.
Next, you’ll be connected to a care navigator who will verify your OHIP card number and referral letter to confirm your eligibility. If you’re eligible, you’ll then be able to schedule an appointment with the gynecologist on Maple.
Before the appointment, update your medical history, including medications, allergies, and surgeries. Appointments are covered by OHIP with a valid Ontario health card.
Next, get ready for your appointment with a gynecologist
Once you’ve booked your appointment, the doctor will review your request and medical history, and work with you on your case to recommend a treatment plan.
Start your gynecologist consultation
The doctor will discuss your health concerns and work with you to recommend a treatment plan, including any necessary prescriptions, if appropriate.
If the doctor provides you with a prescription, you can pick it up at any pharmacy or have it delivered right to your door at no additional cost.
They may also recommend and order lab tests right on Maple.
For additional guidance, you can book an OHIP-covered follow-up appointment after completing your initial consultation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a gynecologist?
A gynecologist is a doctor with specialized training in women’s health and the reproductive system. They can diagnose and treat conditions and diseases such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), perimenopause, menopause, irregular or heavy periods, pelvic pain, vaginal infections, painful intercourse, and more.
With Maple, you can book an OHIP-covered appointment at a time that’s convenient for you, and you can speak to the doctor via audio or video from your phone, tablet, or computer.
I’m seeing a gynecologist online for the first time, what should I expect?
Your consultation will be very similar to that of an in-person appointment, except you don’t have to leave home. The gynecologist will go over your medical history, including medications, allergies, and surgeries. When it’s time for your appointment, you can choose to speak to the doctor via audio or video.
First, you’ll be asked to share your OHIP card. From there, the gynecologist will discuss your health concerns and work with you to recommend a treatment plan, including any necessary prescriptions, if appropriate.
If the doctor provides you with a prescription, you can pick it up at any pharmacy or have it delivered right to your door at no additional cost.
You’ll also be able to book an OHIP-covered follow-up appointment after you’ve completed your initial consultation for further guidance.
Will the gynecologist recommend doing tests during my first consultation?
Depending on your specific health concerns and needs, the gynecologist may recommend doing tests during your first consultation. If this is the case, you’ll be sent lab requisition forms right in the Maple app which you can take to any lab to get done.
Do I need a referral to see a gynecologist?
Yes. Since appointments are covered by OHIP, you’ll need a referral from your healthcare practitioner and a valid OHIP card to speak to a gynecologist on Maple. When speaking to the care navigator, be sure to upload your referral letter.
What can an online gynecologist treat?
Our gynecologists can diagnose and treat sexual health concerns, PCOS, UTIs, perimenopause, menopause, pelvic pain, irregular periods, heavy periods, vaginal infections, pain medication for period cramps, and much more, all online.
Can an online gynecologist prescribe medication?
Absolutely! All of our gynecologists can prescribe medication, including birth control, at their discretion.
Do I have to go to a gynecologist for birth control?
You can also get birth control from a family doctor, however, gynecologists specialize in female reproductive health, so they can provide you with specialized care, including prescribing birth control.
When should I book an appointment with a gynecologist?
Women should book an appointment if they have PCOS or are experiencing the first signs of PCOS, UTIs, perimenopause, menopause, pelvic pain, irregular periods, heavy periods, signs of vaginal infections, painful intercourse, birth control concerns, and more.
What is Maple?
With Maple, you can book an online appointment with a gynecologist. We’re a healthcare app for convenient access to Canadian-licensed doctors.
You simply log in, book an appointment, and connect with the doctor on the day of your consultation via live audio or video.
You can visit our How it works page to learn more.
Stop waiting to see a gynecologist
See a gynecologist from the comfort of your own home — book an OHIP-covered consultation online today.
