New Support, Lower Costs, and Our Ongoing Commitment to You
At Cannabis Clinic, we believe in compassionate, accessible healthcare. We know that while medicinal cannabis can offer relief and support for many patients, cost can still be a significant barrier.
That’s why we’re proud to launch the Cannabis Clinic Supported Access Programme – a long-term initiative to help eligible patients access selected medicinal cannabis products at reduced prices. We’ve also introduced lower consultation fees, making it even easier to start or continue your plant-based treatment journey.
What is the Supported Access Programme?
The Cannabis Clinic Supported Access Programme is our way of helping patients who may be experiencing financial stress access the treatment they need.
We’ve partnered with some of our trusted suppliers to offer exclusive pricing on selected products. This isn’t a sale or a promotion – it’s a support initiative designed to make healthcare more equitable.
And this is just the beginning. Our goal is to expand the programme over time to include more supported options.
Who Is Eligible?
To access the Supported Access Programme, you must:
- Be a Cannabis Clinic patient
- Hold a valid Community Services Card (CSC)
- Be prescribed eligible medicinal cannabis products by your doctor
How to Access the Programme
There are two simple ways to apply:
If you are not currently prescribed a supported product:
- Book a follow-up consultation
- Let your nurse know you’re interested in the programme
- If clinically appropriate, your doctor will review and may approve the request
- Once approved, your treatment plan will be updated with adjusted pricing
Book Your Follow-Up
If you are already prescribed a supported product:
- Email your valid CSC number to [email protected]
- Our team will verify your details
- Once confirmed, you’ll receive an updated treatment plan with the revised pricing
No forms or paperwork required.
Frequently Asked Questions
It’s an initiative from Cannabis Clinic to help eligible patients access selected products at reduced cost. It’s part of our wider goal to make care more affordable.
No. This is not a sale or a marketing campaign. It’s a clinically supported programme based on need and eligibility.
You need to be a current patient of Cannabis Clinic, hold a valid Community Services Card, and have been prescribed a supported product by your doctor.
You won’t be eligible for the programme just yet, but we’re continuing to explore ways to support a wider range of patients.
No application or paperwork is required. Simply inform your nurse or send us an email with your CSC details.
No. This programme stands on its own and cannot be used in conjunction with other offers or promotions.
Yes, we’re actively working with suppliers to expand the programme and include additional supported treatment options.
It’s ongoing. This is not a limited-time offer but part of our long-term commitment to improving access.
Updated Consultation Pricing
We’ve also made changes to our consultation fees to help reduce costs and increase access:
|
Appointment Type |
Price |
|
First Consultation – Online Video |
$79 |
|
First Consultation – In Person |
$99 |
|
Follow-Up Consultation |
$49 |
|
Rescript Follow-Up |
$39 |
Whether you’re exploring treatment for the first time or continuing care, our new pricing structure is designed to provide better value while maintaining expert support and service.
Why We’re Doing This
We know that for many patients, cost can add unnecessary stress. This programme, along with our updated consultation pricing, is about breaking down that barrier – and making support more accessible to those who need it most.
This is about transparency and a healthcare experience that puts patients first.
Need Help or Ready to Get Started?
If you think you’re eligible or want to learn more, we’re here to support you.
- Email us at [email protected]
- Call us on 0800 223 645 (press 3 to reach the nursing team)
- Book Your Appointment
Disclaimer: Medicinal cannabis and CBD oil are unapproved medicines in NZ which means that there is no conclusive evidence for their effect, apart from Sativex. Many doctors do not routinely prescribe cannabis medicines. The above article was written for general educational purposes and does not intend to suggest that medicinal cannabis can be used to treat any health condition. Please consult with your healthcare provider.