Which medications will QDoc refuse to prescribe?

Patient Support Prescriptions Which medications will QDoc refuse to prescribe? Due to the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba virtual care guidelines, Manitoba doctors cannot prescribe the following medications virtually: Opioids, such as morphine, hydromorphone, fentanyl, oxycodone, codeine, tramadol, or methadone.  Medications that contain these drugs, including Tylenol #3s, Tramacet, Percocet, Suboxone, etc. Benzodiazepines, such as lorazepam (Ativan), diazepam (Valium), etc. Z-Drugs, such as zopiclone (Imovane) or zolpidem (Sublinox). Cannabis or related medications. Due to their side-effects and addiction potential, these medications are best prescribed by doctors with whom you have a long-standing relationship, such as your family doctor. Similar Resources

Can you refill my routine medications?

Patient Support Prescriptions Can you refill my routine medications? QDoc is not a replacement for your family doctor. However, we may be able to help bridge the gap between now and your next appointment with your family doctor and refill your routine medications. We cannot prescribe controlled medications. Please start a new visit and select “Prescription Refill” as your reason for visit. Similar Resources

Will I be contacted when my prescription is ready?

Patient Support Prescriptions Will I be contacted when my prescription is ready? No, you will not be contacted by a member of the QDoc team once the prescription is ready. After your prescription has been sent to your preferred pharmacy, they may call you or you will have to contact them to confirm that your prescription is ready for pick-up. Similar Resources

How are the prescriptions sent to the pharmacy?

Patient Support Prescriptions How are the prescriptions sent to the pharmacy? The provider will confirm your preferred pharmacy during your visit. Once the visit is complete, your prescription will automatically be sent to your pharmacy of choice to be filled. If you change your mind after the visit has been completed or if you are no longer able to access your preferred pharmacy, please contact the admin team at 1 (833) 736-2362 and provide the name of the pharmacy where you would like your prescription to be redirected. Similar Resources

Can I get a prescription?

Patient Support Prescriptions Can I get a prescription? Once you have been seen by a provider, they are able to prescribe any non-controlled medications that are suitable for your treatment within proper practice guidelines. Prescriptions will only be sent directly to the pharmacy of your choosing. Similar Resources