About Us | StauntonCannabis.Clinic

What we do

We run a booking calendar for telehealth visits with Virginia-licensed practitioners and explain the state's medical cannabis program in everyday language. We aren't a medical practice or a dispensary, and we have no affiliation with the Commonwealth of Virginia or any dispensary named on this site.

Practitioners are MDs, DOs, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners licensed in Virginia and eligible to certify under Code of Virginia § 54.1-3408.3. They decide independently, over HIPAA-compliant video, and may decline.

How we're funded

Participating practitioners and telehealth partners pay for advertising and patient-connection services, as described in our Advertising Disclosure. That funding has no bearing on clinical decisions, and we don't store medical records or payment details.

The Virginia Cannabis Control Authority is the source for official rules. To reach us, use the form on our Terms & Policies page.

A plain-language glossary

Terms you'll run into as you go through Virginia's program.

Written certification: The document a licensed practitioner issues when cannabis may benefit you. It's valid for up to one year and is what dispensaries check.
CCA: The Virginia Cannabis Control Authority, which oversees the medical program and issues certifications through its online CCA Portal.
Registered agent: A person your practitioner adds to your certification so they can pick up or receive products on your behalf.
Pharmaceutical processor: A state-permitted company that grows, produces, and dispenses medical cannabis in its region.
Health Service Area: One of five regions Virginia uses to organize dispensary licenses. Staunton is in HSA 1.
Temporary resident: Someone living in Virginia who isn't a permanent resident, such as a student. They can qualify with proof of a Virginia address.

Who we are, in plain terms

What we do

How we're funded

A plain-language glossary

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