Getting certified in West Virginia involves four parties. OakHillCannabis.Clinic plays one small part.
Gather your records and ID, then apply in the OMC portal after your visit.
We host the booking calendar and explain the program. That's our whole role.
A West Virginia physician registered with the OMC decides independently whether you qualify.
The Office of Medical Cannabis reviews your application and issues your card.
OakHillCannabis.Clinic isn't a medical practice, a dispensary, or a government office, and it has no affiliation with the State of West Virginia, the National Park Service, or any dispensary named here. We never guarantee a certification, and we don't give legal advice.
Telehealth visits use HIPAA-compliant platforms.
Participating physicians 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 Office of Medical Cannabis. To contact us, use the form on our Terms & Policies page.
Appointments with West Virginia physicians registered with the OMC.