The Hemp & Cannabis Foundation is working to educate the public about the truth concerning hemp and cannabis as well as helping medical marijuana patients. We have several clinics where our doctors help patients obtain a permit for medical marijuana.

We see patients at our clinics in Oregon at Portland, Eugene, Bend and Medford, in Washington state at Seattle, Spokane, Kennewick and Vancouver/Portland, in Hawaii at Honolulu, Hilo and Kapaa, in Colorado at Denver, Durango and Glenwood Springs, in Nevada at Las Vegas and at Riverside in California. We recently opened clinics in Missoula and Billings, Montana as well as Southfield, Michigan. We have helped over 40,000 patients obtain a permit to legally possess, use and grow medical marijuana.

We are currently setting up dates to see patients at our new medical clinic in Southfield, Michigan in December. Feel free to call 1-800-723-0188 for more information.

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Under state law in Michigan, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, California, Nevada, Montana and Hawaii, the following conditions qualify for medical marijuana permits: Chronic Severe Pain, Glaucoma, Cancer, AIDS/HIV, Chronic Muscle Spasms, Multiple Sclerosis, GERD, Seizure Disorders, Crohn’s Disease, Chronic Nausea, Cachexia, Asthma, IBS, Hepatitis C, Parkinson’s Disease, Arthritis, and many others.

All of our physicians are fully licensed, experienced, well informed and compassionate. Our staff explains each state’s unique program and helps patients locate community resources so they can best benefit from their state’s medical cannabis law.

THCF TRIFOLD BROCHURE 2009 You can now download and print our 2009 Trifold Brochure containing valuable information that can help you or a loved one take the first step in becoming a qualified medical marijuana patient.

Washington’s medical marijuana law marks 10 years The first step for patients — before drug deals in parking lots or secretive meetings in a church — is to get permission to use cannabis from one special source: a doctor. Read more of this Pacific Northwest Inlander article.

Michiganders go to clinic seeking pot to dull pain Southfield Getting high was the furthest thing from their minds as some of Michigan's first legal medical marijuana users lined a Southfield waiting room Thursday. Michigan became the 13th state to allow the use of medical marijuana to treat debilitating illnesses after voters approved it in November. A licensed physician must grant approval before patients can use the otherwise illegal drug. Read more of this Detroit Free Press article.

Marijuana Clinic Opens in Detroit (Video Clip) Proposal one, which allows the use of medicinal marijuana, takes effect Thursday. And as FOX 2's Al Allen tells us, there's already one metro Detroit clinic. Read more of this Fox 2 article.

THCF opens doors The Hemp and Cannabis Foundation (THCF), a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping patients legally gain access to medical marijuana, recently announced “medical marijuana clinics” in Missoula on Nov. 18 and Billings the day prior. While currently scheduled as one-day events, THC plans to open “more permanent clinics in established locations” in the future, according to an organization press release. Read more of this Missoula Independant article.

Medical Marijuana Patient Forums THCF Patients Only A unique THCF medical community forum designed to help current THCF patients get the best possible care for their illness. If you are a patient of THCF in Oregon, Washington, Hawaii, California, Nevada, Montana, Michigan or Colorado, feel free to stop by your clinic to obtain your username/password to join.

OMMA is Under Attack! Stand Up for Your Medical Rights! Each of us has one small voice, but together we are a giant roar that can shake the hall of the State Capitol! Please let your voice be heard. Send an email or a fax, make a phone call or write a letter to the Drugfree Workgroup and Dan Harmon today and ask them to treat all disabled Oregonians with dignity and respect including medical marijuana patients.