Since 2018, medical cannabis has been legal in the UK via specialist prescription, yet NHS access remains exceptionally rare. As a result, many patients are navigating a landscape defined by private, digital-first clinics
Since the 2018 law change, medical cannabis has been legal via specialist prescription, yet many patients find the access pathways complex. While NHS options remain limited for most, the rise of private, digital-first clinics has reshaped the landscape
Patients now expect healthcare to be as easy as online banking. Through video consults and secure messaging, we have moved beyond the frustration of long phone queues
Since November 2018, medical cannabis has been legally available in the UK via specialist prescription
Patients now expect healthcare to fit into their busy lives just like banking or shopping does. Moving beyond the waiting room, video consults and secure messaging offer the speed and flexibility we have been missing
Since 2018, medical cannabis has been legally available in the UK via specialist prescription. Access is managed through regulated video consultations, allowing patients to discuss suitable treatment formats with clinical experts
As someone who spent nearly a decade in GP administration, I’ve seen firsthand how challenging navigating patient access can be
Patients now expect care to fit their lives, not the other way around. With video consults and secure portals, telehealth offers a faster, more flexible NHS experience
Medical cannabis has been a legal UK treatment option via specialist prescription since 2018. Through remote video consults, you can discuss if various product formats suit your health needs. As perception shifts, learn how this clinical pathway works.
After nine years working in GP practices, I’ve seen firsthand how the traditional "8 am phone queue" can be a significant barrier to care. Digital health platforms are changing this by putting more control back in patients' hands