Medical Certificate

A medical certificate is an official document issued by a qualified healthcare provider, certifying an individual's health status or medical condition. It often includes information about whether a person is fit to work, participates in sports, or has a specific illness. Medical certificates are commonly required for employment, insurance claims, or legal purposes. The document typically contains the doctor's credentials, the patient's details, and the date of examination. It serves as an important record to validate claims or assess suitability for various activities based on health factors.