medical certificates

A medical certificate is an official document issued by a healthcare professional that confirms a person's health status, illness, or ability to perform certain activities. It is often used to validate absences from work or school, demonstrate a medical condition, or provide essential health information. The certificate typically includes details about the diagnosis, recommended treatment or recovery period, and the healthcare provider's credentials. It serves as a formal record for employers, educational institutions, or insurance purposes, ensuring that decisions regarding an individual's health-related needs are based on verified medical assessment.