Medical Cannabis Clinic
Award-winning care you can trust
- Online appointments and home delivery
- Outstanding leadership rating from the CQC
- All routine appointments for £5 a month
- Easy repeat ordering and ongoing support
Find out whether medical cannabis may be right for you.
Getting started is simple. Register online and answer a few questions to check your eligibility for a consultation.
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How it works
Every patient is unique. Our specialist clinicians take the time to understand your needs, ensuring care is tailored to you.
As a licensed and regulated clinic, our specialist doctors assess eligible patients with a range of conditions and can prescribe medical cannabis where appropriate.
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Check your eligibility
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Video consultation
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Get your prescription
Is Medical Cannabis Right for Me?
Medical cannabis is legal in the UK if prescribed by a specialist doctor for certain health conditions, but it won’t be right for everyone.
To be eligible for medical cannabis, you will usually need a diagnosed physical, neurological or mental health condition for which traditional treatments have either not worked or caused unwanted side effects. A team of specialists from Curaleaf Clinic will review your records to confirm that medical cannabis is an appropriate treatment option for you.
See if you could be eligible for a consultation by registering with Curaleaf Clinic and answering a short set of questions about you and your condition. Or learn more about becoming a patient below.
What Conditions Qualify for Medical Cannabis?
Our Specialist Doctors
At Curaleaf Clinic we match eligible patients with experts who truly understand your condition. Our highly qualified team have extensive experience in prescribing medical cannabis in the UK and, if prescribed, you’ll have regular check-ins with your specialist doctor or pharmacist so we can monitor your progress over time.
Dr James Rucker
Dr Wendy Holden
Dr Mark Weatherall
Transparent Pricing. No Hidden Fees.
At Curaleaf Clinic, we want to make accessing private care as affordable and straightforward as possible.
We offer flexible ways to pay, whether that’s per appointment, monthly, or up-front annually.
With pricing starting from £5 a month, covering all initial and routine appointments, you can choose what’s right for you.
You’ll also benefit from free home delivery and no admin fees for repeat prescriptions.
Pay per Appointment
£30.00
- £30 per appointment, paid at time of booking
- New patients typically have 4 to 5 appointments in first year
- Join the Curaleaf Access Scheme and your first follow-up is free
- Typical year one appointment cost: £120
Monthly Subscription
£5.00
- Spread the cost over time for just £5 per month
- Covers the cost of initial appointment and 4 routine appointments per year
- 3 month notice period, with 4 month minimum term for new patients
- Contribute data to the UK Medical Cannabis Registry
Annual Plan
£50.00
- Save with an annual plan and upfront payment
- Covers the cost of initial appointment and 4 routine appointments per year
- Give notice or change payment option anytime before subscription automatically renews
- Contribute data to the UK Medical Cannabis Registry
This pricing does not include the cost of your medicine, as this will vary per person depending on what is prescribed.
For more information on total care costs, please contact [email protected].
Our Promise on Initial Appointments
We review every application carefully before offering a consultation, so we only book appointments for people who appear likely to be suitable for medical cannabis treatment.
The consultation is a crucial part of the assessment, and being invited does not mean a prescription is guaranteed. It allows a specialist to understand you and your condition in more detail and determine whether treatment is appropriate.
We believe in keeping the process fair and transparent.
Frequently Asked Questions about Medical Cannabis
Don’t worry if you still have questions about medical cannabis treatment and Curaleaf Clinic. Our FAQs cover the topics patients ask us about most often.
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What is medical cannabis?
Medical cannabis refers to cannabis-based medicinal products (CBMPs) prescribed for specific health conditions. These include products like dried cannabis flower, oils, capsules, pastilles, and vape cartridges containing cannabinoids such as THC and/or CBD.
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What is THC?
THC stands for tetrahydrocannabinol and it is one of more than 144 naturally occurring compounds, known as cannabinoids, found in the cannabis plant.
It is the compound most closely associated with the psychoactive effects of cannabis, sometimes described as a “high” or a feeling of euphoria when consumed in sufficient quantities.
These effects are more commonly linked to recreational use than to prescribed medical cannabis, where they would be considered an adverse event rather than a desired outcome.
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Is medical cannabis legal in the UK?
Yes, medical cannabis is legal in the UK when prescribed by a specialist doctor registered with the General Medical Council (GMC). In 2018, it was reclassified to allow prescribing under specialist supervision. Curaleaf Clinic is a licensed medical cannabis clinic registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
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