Our eVisitNB's program with the Government of New Brunswick concluded on June 30, 2026. We remain committed to ensuring patients have clear, factual information throughout this transition.
If you were a patient of this program, here's what you should know:
Lab requisitions
Lab requisitions issued on Maple will have expired by June 23, 2026
Any clinically significant abnormal results from tests completed before June 23 will be reviewed and followed up by the eVisitNB clinical team
Adult patients can access their lab results at any time through MyHealthNB.
Specialist referrals
If you have an outstanding referral through eVisitNB that you haven't attended yet, the incoming virtual care service provider will take over follow-up and coordination of that referral.
Your patient records
Your medical records, visit history, and personal health information will remain secure on Maple after June 30, 2026. You can continue to access your records at any time by logging into Maple with your current account login information at any time.
Your care options
If you are unsure where to turn, the Government of New Brunswick's Symptom Checker can help you determine the best path to care based on your symptoms.
Continuing with Maple — We've supported Canadians from coast to coast for over a decade, in both official languages, available 24 hours a day on the Maple app. Maple remains available outside of a provincial program for those who may wish to continue accessing virtual care either through our membership or a sponsored benefit plan, where applicable.
Questions or concerns?
For anything related to the eVisitNB program, reach out to the eVisitNB team directly:
For questions about your Maple account, our support team is here to help.