Can I download or print my doctor’s note?
Yes, you can download and print your doctor’s note from DrHouse.
Quick Answer:
- Delivered to your email after approval
- Can be downloaded as a file
- Easy to print for work or school
- Accessible anytime from your email
How to Download Your Doctor’s Note
After your visit:
- Your doctor’s note is sent to your email address on file
- Open the email and download the attached document
- Save it to your device for future use
Once downloaded, you can keep a digital copy or share it as needed.
How to Print Your Doctor’s Note
To print your note:
- Open the downloaded file on your phone or computer
- Select the print option
- Choose your printer and print a physical copy
This printed version can be submitted to your employer, school, or organization.
What to Expect
- The note is a signed medical document from a licensed physician
- It is formatted for easy sharing and printing
- You can print multiple copies if needed
Important to Know
- The note is only available after a completed visit and physician approval
- If you can’t find the email, check your spam/junk folder
- You can contact support if you need help accessing your note
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