About

How Massachusetts got here, and where we fit

NewtonCannabis.Clinic helps Newton residents take the first step into the Commonwealth's medical program.

2012

Massachusetts voters approve medical marijuana at the ballot.

2016

Voters approve adult-use marijuana and create the Cannabis Control Commission.

2018

Adult-use sales begin, and the medical program moves from the Department of Public Health to the Commission.

Today

Patients register free and stay exempt from all marijuana taxes.

What we do

We run a scheduling calendar for certification visits with Massachusetts Certifying Healthcare Providers and explain the Commonwealth's process in plain language. We're not a medical practice, a treatment center, or a government office, and we have no affiliation with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts or any dispensary named on this site.

Every provider is a Massachusetts-licensed physician, certified nurse practitioner, or physician assistant registered with the Cannabis Control Commission. Each decides independently whether to certify.

How we're funded

Participating providers and telehealth partners pay for advertising and patient-connection services, as described in our Advertising Disclosure. That funding has no bearing on clinical decisions, and we don't store medical records or payment information.

For official rules, visit the Cannabis Control Commission. To reach us, use the form on our Terms & Policies page.

No state fee. No marijuana taxes. One visit to start.

Appointments with Massachusetts Certifying Healthcare Providers.

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