Since 2018, medical cannabis has been legal via specialist prescription, yet NHS access remains rare. We look at the rise of private, digital-first clinics, exploring how video consultations and home delivery are shaping modern access pathways.
Since November 2018, medical cannabis has been a legal, specialist-led treatment in the UK. Accessed via regulated remote consultations, it’s a clinical pathway for eligible patients
Since November 2018, medical cannabis has been a legal, specialist-led treatment in the UK. Accessed via regulated remote consultations, it’s a clinical pathway for eligible patients
Telehealth is changing UK patient expectations. We now expect the speed of banking apps for our health. Video consults and secure messaging offer flexibility, while portals keep care joined-up. It is a practical, digital-first shift that builds trust.
Having spent years behind the reception desk at a busy GP practice, I know the frustration of 8:00 AM phone queues all too well
Patients now expect healthcare to be as accessible as online banking. We are moving past the days of waiting weeks for a simple chat. With secure messaging and video consults, patients get faster answers and better continuity of care
Since November 2018, medical cannabis has been a legal treatment option in the UK when prescribed by a specialist. We explain how regulated clinic consultations work, the range of available product formats, and the convenience of remote video appointments
Navigating the NHS can often feel like a marathon of phone queues and paper trails. In our latest piece, we look at how emerging digital platforms are aiming to simplify this experience
Patients now expect healthcare to match their busy lives. Speed and flexibility are the new standard. Through video consults and mobile portals, people get instant access to care and timely prescription reminders
Working in GP administration, I know how easily appointment systems can become overwhelmed. Digital health platforms are now reshaping how we bridge the gap between patients and their care