About

How West Virginia's program took shape

ViennaCannabis.Clinic is an independent scheduling and information service for Vienna and the Mid-Ohio Valley.

2017

The Medical Cannabis Act (Senate Bill 386) creates West Virginia's medical program.

2019

The state begins issuing patient and caregiver identification cards.

2020

Senate Bill 339 adds dry leaf and plant form, for vaporizing only.

2021

The first licensed dispensaries open their doors to patients.

2026

Federal authorities move state-licensed medical cannabis to Schedule III; West Virginia's own rules stay the same.

What we do

We run a scheduling calendar for certification visits with West Virginia physicians registered with the Office of Medical Cannabis, and we explain the program in plain language — including exactly what the law lets you buy. We're not a medical practice, a dispensary, or a government office.

We have no affiliation with the State of West Virginia or any dispensary.

How we're funded

Participating physicians and telehealth partners pay for advertising and patient-connection services, as explained in our Advertising Disclosure. That has no effect on clinical decisions. Telehealth visits use HIPAA-compliant platforms, and we don't store medical records or payment information.

Official rules come from the Office of Medical Cannabis. To contact us, use the form on our Terms & Policies page.

Informed choices start with the right certification.

Appointments with West Virginia physicians registered with the OMC.

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