Canada House Clinics
Canada House Clinics was founded in 2013 by Canadian Forces veterans. Their mission was to help alleviate the suffering of veterans and first responders struggling with their operational stress injuries. The company grew quickly due to the significant therapeutic benefits cannabinoid therapy offered these veterans and their families.
Canada House Clinics has set its sights on providing an alternative treatment option to Canadians with common to complex medical conditions for whom conventional treatments had failed.
Supporting veterans and first responders continues to be in our DNA, and we continue to have veterans within our leadership team. CHC has continued to fund the tradition of funding PTSD peer support programs for Veterans hosted where possible in our clinics.
Canada House Clinics was founded in 2013 by Canadian Forces veterans. Their mission was to help alleviate the suffering of veterans and first responders struggling with their operational stress injuries. The company grew quickly due to the significant therapeutic benefits cannabinoid therapy offered these veterans and their families.
Canada House Clinics has set its sights on providing an alternative treatment option to Canadians with common to complex medical conditions for whom conventional treatments had failed.
Supporting veterans and first responders continues to be in our DNA, and we continue to have veterans within our leadership team. CHC has continued to fund the tradition of funding PTSD peer support programs for Veterans hosted where possible in our clinics.
We help renew lives with expert, patient-specific medical cannabis treatment plans. Each of our clinics offers access to prescribing physician specialists and an on-staff licensed nurse. These highly-trained cannabinoid therapy educators (CTEs) support our clients through ongoing education, monitoring, and follow-ups.
We believe every Canadian deserves access to alternative treatment options like medical cannabis when conventional treatments have failed.
Conditions we treat
Medical cannabis has been used or studied clinically for many conditions, but the most common applications for which there is the most clinical and user evidence are:
Chronic Pain
PTSD
Anxiety
Depression
Stress
ADHD
Arthritis/Inflammatory conditions
Insomnia
Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
Cancer (symptoms related to chemotherapy treatment such as pain, nausea, appetite loss
HIV/AIDS (symptoms such as appetite loss, nausea, fatigue)
Fibromyalgia
We help renew lives with expert, patient-specific medical cannabis treatment plans. Each of our clinics offers access to prescribing physician specialists and an on-staff licensed nurse. These highly-trained cannabinoid therapy educators (CTEs) support our clients through ongoing education, monitoring, and follow-ups.
We believe every Canadian deserves access to alternative treatment options like medical cannabis when conventional treatments have failed.
Conditions we treat
Medical cannabis has been used or studied clinically for many conditions, but the most common applications for which there is the most clinical and user evidence are:
Chronic Pain
PTSD
Anxiety
Depression
Stress
ADHD
Arthritis/Inflammatory conditions
Insomnia
Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
Cancer (symptoms related to chemotherapy treatment such as pain, nausea, appetite loss
HIV/AIDS (symptoms such as appetite loss, nausea, fatigue)
Fibromyalgia
Becoming a patient is a simple process:
Register online or contact us by phone.
Attend an education session, and see the physician.
Order your medication.
Becoming a patient is a simple process:
Register online or contact us by phone.
Attend an education session, and see the physician.
Order your medication.
Our clinic teams are up and running with new policies and procedures for our client and staff safety. We continue to encourage telemedicine appointments; however, in-clinic appointments have resumed.
Our clinic teams are up and running with new policies and procedures for our client and staff safety. We continue to encourage telemedicine appointments; however, in-clinic appointments have resumed.