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Online medical consultation for cannabinoid treatment

A private medical clinic dedicated to digital healthcare. Consultations by phone or video call, 45 to 60 minutes, with the Clinical Director, Dr. Ana Rita Andrade.

Dr. Ana Rita Andrade
Dr. Ana Rita AndradeClinical Director of Kanab Clinic. General and Family Medicine, certified training in cannabinoid treatments.
  • Registered with the ERS, no. E-177788
  • Video call or phone call
  • 45 to 60 minute consultation
  • Your data is kept confidential

From request to consultation, in five steps

Sending the form is only a contact request. The appointment is booked once Kanab Clinic confirms it and does not guarantee a medical prescription.

  1. Fill in the formGive your contact details and a short description of the reason for your request.
  2. The team contacts youKanab Clinic may ask for additional information and propose the available times.
  3. ConfirmationOnce the appointment is confirmed you receive the instructions to join the video call.
  4. Medical consultationThe doctor carries out a complete clinical assessment and reviews the documents available.
  5. Clinical guidanceThe doctor explains the options that may be considered and the next steps.

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Which consultation do you need?

Assessment consultation for cannabinoid treatment

A personalised medical assessment by video call to understand whether a cannabinoid treatment may suit your clinical situation.

Video call (or phone call), 45 to 60 minutes.

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Follow-up consultation

Reviews how symptoms evolve, the response to treatment, side effects, medication changes and whether to keep, adjust or stop the treatment.

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Prescription renewal

For patients already followed by Kanab Clinic whose condition is stable. Renewal is not automatic and a new consultation may be needed.

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What distinguishes us

Kanab Clinic is a pioneer in the creation of a fully digital clinic, knowledgeable in medicinal cannabis, supported by medical consultants forming a specialised team across Europe and North America.

Results have been observed in difficult to control diseases, such as refractory epilepsies, chronic and neuropathic pain, stiffness and spasticity caused by neurological diseases, and nausea or vomiting secondary to chemotherapy.

Conditions listed by Infarmed

  • Chronic pain associated with cancer or the nervous system
  • Spasticity associated with multiple sclerosis or spinal cord injury
  • Nausea and vomiting associated with cancer treatment
  • Appetite stimulation in palliative care
  • Gilles de la Tourette syndrome
  • Certain forms of epilepsy
  • Glaucoma resistant to available treatments

Having one of these conditions does not mean the treatment is automatically indicated. An individual medical assessment is always required.

Medical consultation by video call

Digital healthcare, from home

Our consultations are carried out by phone or video call using WhatsApp, Zoom, Google Teams or Skype, and last 45 to 60 minutes. Follow-up consultations are then scheduled to reassess your clinical response.

Prepare the video call

  • Choose a private, quiet place
  • Check your internet connection, camera and microphone
  • Have your medical documents at hand
  • Do not record the consultation without authorisation

Frequently asked questions

How can I make an appointment by phone or telemedicine?

Ask for the appointment of your telephone consultation through our email, the telephone number (+351 911 121 114) or the booking form on this site.

What happens on the day of the telephone / video call consultation?

On the day of the telephone consultation, choose a suitable location and wait for our call to start the consultation.

How long does the consultation last?

Between 45 and 60 minutes, by phone or video call (WhatsApp, Zoom, Google Teams or Skype).

Does a consultation guarantee a prescription?

No. The decision always depends on your individual clinical situation, the available evidence, the foreseeable risks and the possible benefit.

What if a remote assessment is not enough?

When a remote assessment is not enough, the doctor may recommend an in-person examination, further tests or an assessment by another professional.

The first step is to book a consultation

Send your request and the team will contact you.

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