GallupCannabis.Clinic helps McKinley County residents take the first step into one of the country's oldest medical cannabis programs.
The Lynn and Erin Compassionate Use Act creates New Mexico's medical cannabis program.
Senate Bill 406 expands the program, adding conditions and reciprocity for out-of-state patients.
Adult-use sales begin; medical patients remain exempt from the new excise tax.
The adult-use excise tax begins rising one point a year, widening the patient advantage.
We run a scheduling calendar for certification visits with New Mexico-licensed practitioners and explain the state's process in plain language. We're not a medical practice, a dispensary, or a government office, and we have no affiliation with the State of New Mexico, any tribal nation, or any dispensary named on this site.
Every practitioner is licensed in New Mexico to prescribe controlled substances and approved by the Department of Health's Medical Cannabis Program to certify patients. Each decides independently. Telehealth visits use HIPAA-compliant platforms.
Participating practitioners 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 Medical Cannabis Program. To reach us, use the form on our Terms & Policies page.
Appointments with New Mexico-licensed practitioners.