Endocannabinoid
CA Clinics partner with treating GPs and specialists to provide quality treatment alternatives via the TGA Special Access Scheme to improve the health and wellbeing of their patients who have exhausted conventional therapies.
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About CA Clinics
CA Clinics is a specialised medical clinic offering CBD and THC therapy options to Australians with chronic conditions.
New pricing announcement
Complimentary Screening
Telehealth-
Until 30 June 2020
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Consultation with patient co-ordinator
Initial Consultation
Telehealth-
Referral & Health Summary required
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Consultation with doctor
Monitoring Consultations
Telehealth-
Manage Patient Progress
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Consultation with doctor
Due to the impacts of COVID-19, CA Clinics has introduced temporary price changes to improve the affordability and accessibility of care for our patients. These prices are valid until 30 September 2020 when it will be further assessed.
Concession Card Holders will receive Bulk Billed care. These include those on an Aged Pension, Disability Support Pension and DVA Card Holders.
How It Works You Stay Healthy?
Our process
Screening for suitability
A simple 15 minute phone or video call with an allied health professional.
Post-Approval Consultation
Retrieve scripts and approvals as the doctor discusses a new treatment plan.
Ongoing Monitoring
Moving forward, patients undergo strict monitoring to assess the progress of their treatment.
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