Getting a New Mexico card involves four parties. EspanolaCannabis.Clinic plays one small part.
Pick a time, gather records about your condition, and have New Mexico ID ready.
We host the booking calendar and explain the process. That's our whole role.
A New Mexico-licensed practitioner approved by the program decides independently and starts your application.
The Department of Health's Medical Cannabis Program reviews your application and issues your free card.
EspanolaCannabis.Clinic isn't a medical practice, a dispensary, a treatment program, or a government office, and it has no affiliation with the State of New Mexico, any pueblo, any employer, or any dispensary named on this site. We never guarantee a certification.
Telehealth visits use HIPAA-compliant platforms, and every practitioner is licensed in New Mexico to prescribe controlled substances and approved by the Department of Health.
Participating practitioners and telehealth partners pay for advertising and patient-connection services, as detailed in our Advertising Disclosure. It has no effect on clinical decisions, and we don't store medical records or payment information.
Official rules come from the Medical Cannabis Program. To contact us, use the form on our Terms & Policies page.
Appointments with New Mexico-licensed practitioners.