Participating Clinics

Cantourage Clinic

Cantourage Clinic is a UK-based medical cannabis clinic led by experienced specialist consultants and Pharmacist Independent prescribers. We specialise in safe, legal, and effective cannabis-based treatments, with a patient-first approach and a commitment to clinical excellence.

We support patients with a wide range of conditions, including chronic pain, neurological disorders , mental health condition , gastrointestinal disorders, and palliative care needs. Each treatment is personalised to the patient’s symptoms and medical history.

Our team of specialist doctors, pharmacists, and patient coordinators work closely with you to provide expert guidance and support, keeping your treatment simple, safe, and stress-free.

Our mission is to improve lives by offering access to personalised medical cannabis care in the UK, providing an alternative path for patients who have not responded to conventional treatments, supporting wellbeing with compassion and clinical integrity.

🔗 Can Clinic | UK Medical Cannabis Specialists

📍Cantourage Cannabis Clinic, 238-240, Can° Factory, Bethnal Grn Rd, London E2 0AA

CB1 Medical

CB1 Medical is a UK-based medical cannabis clinic led by an experienced team of specialist clinicians. We provide safe, legal and personalised cannabis-based treatments for adults nationwide.

We support eligible patients living with chronic pain, mental health conditions and other health concerns when conventional treatments have not provided sufficient relief. Every treatment plan is tailored to the patient’s symptoms, medical history and individual needs.

Our team brings decades of experience across pain medicine, mental health and other specialist areas. Through remote consultations and ongoing clinical support, we make accessing medical cannabis care straightforward, affordable and easy to understand.

Our mission is to improve access to compassionate, specialist-led medical cannabis care throughout the UK. Founded by clinicians with roots in the largest NHS primary care service in the Midlands, CB1 Medical combines clinical expertise with a patient-first approach.

🔗 CB1 Medical | UK Medical Cannabis Clinic

📍 Nationwide remote consultations
📞 0116 273 1233
✉️ [email protected]

Curaleaf Clinic

Curaleaf Clinic is a specialist UK medical cannabis clinic, providing assessment and treatment with cannabis-based medicines where clinically appropriate. Originally established as Sapphire Clinics, it became the first medical cannabis clinic to be registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) in 2019 and has helped shape medical cannabis best practice in the UK.

The clinic established the UK Medical Cannabis Registry, one of the world’s largest registries of patients prescribed cannabis-based medicines. Data from the registry has underpinned numerous peer-reviewed publications, advancing understanding of patient outcomes and informing clinical practice.

🔗 Curaleaf Clinic

📍Curaleaf Clinic, 10 Harley St, London W1G 9QY

What does the commitment cover?

Participating clinics confirm annually that they support key principles of good prescribing, including:

specialist-led prescription initiation
appropriate peer review or MDT oversight
good practice in shared care
structured patient assessment and monitoring
clear documentation of prescribing decisions
transparency around prescribing, product selection and costs
respect for patient choice, including pharmacy choice
ongoing training, CPD and professional development

Participating Clinics have completed the MCCS annual declaration and confirmed their support for the Good Practice Guide.

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Make your clinic’s commitment visible

Joining the scheme is free. Participating clinics receive:

A profile and link on the MCCS website
Permission to display the MCCS “Committed to Good Practice” logo while their participation remains active
Recognition of their support for responsible, evidence-informed prescribing

By completing the declaration, an authorised clinic representative publicly endorses the Good Practice Guide in principle and confirms the clinic’s commitment to its overall direction.
Participation is renewed annually, recognising that the Guide will continue to evolve in response to developments in evidence, clinical practice, governance and regulation.

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Why the commitment matters

A visible commitment to good practice gives patients greater clarity, provides clinicians with a shared framework and demonstrates that participating clinics take responsible prescribing, transparency and patient-centred care seriously.

The Good Practice Guide is a living document that will continue to develop alongside clinical evidence, professional practice and regulation. Participation does not require agreement on every clinical detail. It represents support for the Guide’s core principles and direction, with opportunities for participating clinics to contribute to future development.

For patients

Has your clinic made the commitment?

Patients should be able to expect responsible prescribing, clear information and care that puts their needs first.

If your clinic is not listed, you can ask its Medical Director or clinical team to consider joining the scheme.

For clinicians

Is your clinic committed to good practice?

If you work for a clinic that supports responsible, transparent and patient-centred prescribing, encourage your Medical Director or clinical leadership team to join the scheme.

Participation gives your clinic a clear way to demonstrate its support for good clinical practice—and helps patients and fellow clinicians identify clinics that share these principles.

Good Practice Updates

CQC medical cannabis guidance: what CBPM prescribers and providers need to know

The Care Quality Commission has published an important update on cannabis-based products for medicinal use (CBPMs). The update clarifies what the CQC expects from medical cannabis prescribers and providers, particularly around treatment initiation, multidisciplinary review, specialist oversight, shared care and communication with other healthcare professionals. It also confirms that the CQC has begun an engagement […]

The Good Practice Guide: Strengthening Safe Prescribing of Medical Cannabis

Cannabis-based medicinal products (CBMPs) have been legal to prescribe in the UK since November 2018. Since then, an estimated 95,000 patients have received prescriptions, supported by around 160 prescribers across approximately 40 private clinics. Despite this growth, NHS prescribing remains extremely limited. At the same time, the absence of mandatory training and consistently applied clinical […]

Webinar: Setting the Standard – Why Good Practice Matters in Medical Cannabis

Date: Thursday 20 November 2025 | Time: 7:00pm (UK) | Register: Click to register now via Zoom In this practical session, Professor Mike Barnes, Chair of the Medical Cannabis Clinicians Society (MCCS), will walk through the key principles of the Good Practice Guide for Prescribers of Cannabis-Based Medicinal Products (CBPMs) – the definitive framework for safe, […]

Important information

MCCS is not a regulator and does not inspect, audit, accredit, approve or certify participating clinics. A clinic’s inclusion is based on its voluntary annual declaration. Patients should consider their individual needs and make their own checks when choosing a healthcare provider.

MCCS may refuse, suspend or remove a listing if a clinic does not renew its declaration, concerns are raised, or continued participation would be inconsistent with the aims and reputation of the Society.

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