Ongoing support for your treatment
Stay connected with the physician following your treatment. Short check-ins keep them up to date.

- Your physician
- The same one
- Check-ins
- About a minute
- Refills
- Help planning ahead
- Letters and forms
- Included
What’s included in ongoing care
Your physician
One physician follows your treatment over time.
Check-ins
About a minute. Weekly while you start or adjust treatment, then less often.

Dose changes
Your physician reviews changes within your agreed plan.
Refills
Share what you have left to help plan your next refill.
Between check-ins
Message Ora, Avora’s AI assistant, or check in early.
A video visit
Book an available time, or arrange a visit when your physician recommends one.
Letters and forms
Request documents based on your care record.
Your record
Export your record to share with another provider.
Coming back
Return within 12 months without repeating your assessment.
Delivery
Choose a partner pharmacy for delivery, or use your own.
Letters and forms, included

Workplace accommodation letter
For your employer
Travel letter
For crossing a border
Letter to a new prescriber
Your history and doses
School or university accommodation
For disability services
Disability Tax Credit certification
The CRA T2201
Insurance and short-term disability forms
Completed and signed
Your physician reviews and signs every one, and may decline. A letter can only say what your record supports.
Common questions
Are the questions always the same?
No. They follow the goals you set, in your words, and safety questions stay included. Ora, Avora’s AI assistant, words them. Your physician makes every decision.
Will I see the same physician?
One physician is responsible for following your treatment, with your history and previous decisions in your record.
What if nothing needs to change?
Your physician can continue your current plan when it remains appropriate. Your answers help them review any changes over time.
Do I need a video visit?
You check in from your phone. Concerns that need your physician are passed to them. They may arrange a video visit, and you can also book one yourself.
What letters can my physician write?
You can request the letters and forms listed above once a clinician has assessed a medication for you. Your physician reviews each request and may decline. Documents can only include what your record supports.
How do dose changes work?
Your prescriber agrees a dose plan with you, including limits. Your physician reviews your answers and decides whether to change the dose within that plan. You may need a visit.
Can I cancel, or stop for a while?
You can cancel any time and use your preferred pharmacy. Return within 12 months without paying for another assessment. You can also export your answers, doses and care decisions.
How does delivery work?
Pick up at the partner pharmacy, or have a courier bring it. A courier needs someone 18 or older to sign at the door. There is no advance waiver.
Who delivers?
Where the pharmacy has its own driver, it delivers in that area. Canada Post is not used for controlled medications.
Can I pick the day?
You choose the delivery day. We remind you the evening before.
How fast do you reply?
Within the window shown on your request: up to 2 business days for a clinical review, 1 business day for a question, 3 business days for delivery or funding. Not around the clock.
Is it covered by OHIP?
Avora fees are paid privately, not covered by OHIP. Your workplace or private plan may reimburse part of it.
Find support for your treatment
Care is subject to clinical evaluation and availability.