Medicinal cannabis online, Australia-wide

Start with the eligibility questionnaire, then book a telehealth appointment with an AHPRA-registered authorised prescriber. The doctor reviews your history and current treatments during the consult and, if medicinal cannabis is clinically appropriate, issues an eScript to your phone. There is no in-person visit and no referral required at any point.

Yes. The prescription is written under the same Therapeutic Goods Administration pathways, by a doctor with the same registration and the same authorised prescriber status, and it is dispensed by the same pharmacies. The only difference is that the doctor calls the number on your booking at the appointment time rather than seeing you in a waiting room.

No. Medio is a telehealth cannabis clinic, so there is nothing to travel to. Patients consult from home in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia and Tasmania, and the fee and the appointment are the same regardless of where you live. We cannot currently treat patients in the Northern Territory or the Australian Capital Territory because of territory-specific reporting requirements.

Eligibility sits within the Therapeutic Goods Administration framework. Generally patients are considered if they have a condition lasting more than six months, have already trialled conventional treatments without adequate relief or with side effects, and do not have a history of psychosis or schizophrenia. The eligibility questionnaire takes a couple of minutes, and the treating doctor makes the final assessment.

Same-day appointments are often available, and the eligibility check itself takes a few minutes. Your eScript is issued electronically during or immediately after the consultation, so the wait after that is dispensing time at whichever pharmacy you choose.

The doctor goes through your medical history, the treatments you have already tried, your current medicines, and what you are hoping treatment will achieve. It is a clinical assessment rather than a formality, and the doctor will say so if medicinal cannabis is not the right option for you. A consultation does not guarantee a prescription.

Any Australian pharmacy you choose. The eScript goes to your phone, not to a nominated store. If your preferred pharmacy is not set up for medicinal cannabis dispensing, we can forward the script to one of our recommended pharmacies for same-day or next-day processing. Medio does not dispense or sell medication.

Follow-up consultations are $59 and are booked with the doctor who knows your case, so treatment is reviewed by someone with the full history rather than started again from scratch. Reviews look at how you are going, whether the plan needs adjusting, and whether continuing is still appropriate.

Yes, and you do not need to finish anything first or ask your current clinic for permission. Book an initial consultation and bring what you already have: the products you are on, the doses, how long you have been taking them, and what has and has not worked. Because that history exists, the appointment is a review rather than a fresh start. Your eScript is not locked to a clinic or a pharmacy, so switching prescriber does not strand any script you are already holding.

With your consent, yes. Keeping your regular GP informed is good practice when a new prescription is added to your care, particularly where you take other medicines. You can also bring letters, imaging, pathology, or a medication summary to the consult, which helps the doctor assess your situation properly.