About

Access finally arrived in the Valley

WinchesterCannabis.Clinic helps residents of Winchester and Frederick County take the first step: a certification from a qualified Virginia practitioner.

January 2024

A new regulator

The Virginia Cannabis Control Authority took over the medical cannabis program from the Board of Pharmacy.

August 2026

A licensed operator for the region

After years of delay, a pharmaceutical processor received its full permit to serve Health Service Area 1, which stretches from Winchester to Charlottesville and Fredericksburg.

September 17, 2026

The region's first dispensary

The CCA joined the grand opening of the first licensed dispensary in the region, just south of Winchester.

Where we fit in

We run a booking calendar for telehealth visits and explain Virginia's program in plain language. We're not a medical practice or a dispensary, and we have no affiliation with the Commonwealth or any dispensary named on this site.

Every visit is with a Virginia-licensed MD, DO, physician assistant, or nurse practitioner who may certify under Code of Virginia § 54.1-3408.3. They decide independently, on HIPAA-compliant video, and can decline when cannabis isn't appropriate.

Funding and privacy

Participating practitioners and telehealth partners pay for advertising and patient-connection services, as explained in our Advertising Disclosure. That funding has no influence on clinical decisions, and we never store medical records or payment details.

Official program rules come from the Virginia Cannabis Control Authority. To reach us, use the form on our Terms & Policies page.

Certified this week, shopping close to home.

Telehealth visits with Virginia-licensed practitioners.

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