Call to schedule an appointment or for further information. Our office voice mail is available 24 hours a day, so leave a message and we will call you back right away.
Oregon Clinic
105 SE 18th Ave.
Portland, Oregon 97214
OR (503)281-5100
Fax(503)235-0120
Map/Directions
Washington Clinic
1813 130th NE #210
Bellevue, Washington 98005
WA (425)869-6186
Fax(425)869-6378
Map/Directions
Colorado Clinic
4485 Wadsworth Blvd #302
WheatRidge, CO 80033
CO (303)403-9996
Fax(303)403-9998
Map/Directions
Hawaii Clinic
345 Queen St #900
Honolulu, HI 96813
HI (808)823-THCF
Fax(503)235-0120
Map/Directions
California Clinic
647 N. Main St #1-B
Riverside, CA 92501
CA (951)782-9898
Fax(951)782-9889
Map/Directions
Nevada Clinic
10161 Park Run Dr #150
Las Vegas, NV 89145
NV (702)202-0249
Fax(702)202-0304
Map/Directions
Montana Clinic
Mailing address
1001 E. Broadway #2-424
Missoula, MT 59802
MT(406)728-2858
Fax(503)235-0120
Michigan Clinic
2000 Town Center #1900
Southfield, Michigan 48075
MI (248)351-1746
Fax(503)235-0120




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Welcome to The Hemp & Cannabis Foundation Online
Contents Updated Last on 01/06/09
The Hemp & Cannabis Foundation is working to educate the public about the truth concerning hemp and cannabis as well as helping medical marijuana patients. We have several clinics where our doctors help patients obtain a permit for medical marijuana.
We see patients at our clinics in Oregon at Portland, Eugene, Bend and Medford, in Washington state at Seattle, Spokane, Kennewick and Vancouver/Portland, in Hawaii at Honolulu, Hilo and Kapaa, in Colorado at Denver, Durango and Glenwood Springs, in Nevada at Las Vegas and at Riverside in California. We recently opened clinics in Missoula and Billings, Montana as well as Southfield, Michigan. We have helped over 50,000 patients obtain a permit to legally possess, use and grow medical marijuana.
Under state law in Michigan, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, California, Nevada, Montana and Hawaii, the following conditions qualify for medical marijuana permits: Chronic Severe Pain, Glaucoma, Cancer, AIDS/HIV, Chronic Muscle Spasms, Multiple Sclerosis, GERD, Seizure Disorders, Crohn’s Disease, Chronic Nausea, Cachexia, Asthma, IBS, Hepatitis C, Parkinson’s Disease, Arthritis, and many others.
All of our physicians are fully licensed, experienced, well informed and compassionate. Our staff explains each state’s unique program and helps patients locate community resources so they can best benefit from their state’s medical cannabis law.
THCF TRIFOLD BROCHURE 2009 You can now download and print our 2009 Trifold Brochure containing valuable information that can help you or a loved one take the first step in becoming a qualified medical marijuana patient.
OMMA is Under Attack! Stand Up for Your Medical Rights!
Each of us has one small voice, but together we are a giant roar that can shake the hall of the State Capitol! Please let your voice be heard. Send an email or a fax, make a phone call or write a letter to the Drugfree Workgroup and Dan Harmon today and ask them to treat all disabled Oregonians with dignity and respect including medical marijuana patients.
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Washington's medical marijuana law marks 10 years
The first step for patients before drug deals in parking lots or secretive meetings in a church — is to get permission to use cannabis from one special source: a doctor.
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Michiganders go to clinic seeking pot to dull pain Southfield
Getting high was the furthest thing from their minds as some of Michigan's first legal medical marijuana users lined a Southfield waiting room Thursday. Michigan became the 13th state to allow the use of medical marijuana to treat debilitating illnesses after voters approved it in November. A licensed physician must grant approval before patients can use the otherwise illegal drug.
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THCF opens doors
The Hemp and Cannabis Foundation (THCF), a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping patients legally gain access to medical marijuana, recently announced “medical marijuana clinics” in Missoula on Nov. 18 and Billings the day prior. While currently scheduled as one-day events, THC plans to open “more permanent clinics in established locations” in the future, according to an organization press release.
Read more of this Missoula Independant article.
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Becoming a Patient
Our physicians require that each patient have current medical records that document the existence of one of the conditions for which medical marijuana is authorized under their state law. You must either obtain your medical records yourself (which may involve a fee) and bring them in to us, or you may authorize that your medical records be faxed or mailed to one of our offices. Please BE SURE to clarify with the doctor's office that you only need 2-3 visits of chart notes pertaining to your qualifying condition, NOT your entire medical record. Have them include any relevant x-ray or MRI reports (not actual film), and also YOUR name and phone number.
Since our doctors are consulting with patients solely about their qualification for medicinal cannabis, and can not act as a patient's primary physician, we require that all of our patients have at least one other current physician.
Please fax relevant medical records to our main office: 503.235.0120 or deliver/mail them to your local THCF clinic.
THCF Medical Release Cover Sheet | THCF Medical Release Form
What to Expect at Your Appointment
After checking in, we must copy your state identification card for our file, pull your medical records, and create our THCF medical file. You can expect to fill out some questionnaire forms whether you are a new or returning patient. There is a 20 minute orientation video to educate you about your state’s medical marijuana program, and then you will have time to ask a staff member any remaining questions you may have. What follows will be a non-invasive exam by an RN or NP, a meeting with our MD who will review your entire situation, make his determination, and fill out necessary forms. Once we both have copies of all necessary information and permit forms filled out, you will be ready to go!
Please call our office for further information or to schedule an appointment.
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State of California
Medical Marijuana County Programs, Fees, Forms, FAQ, Legislative History, Responsibilities, Contact Info
State of Colorado
Medical Marijuana Rules, FAQ, Application forms, Updates, Amendment 20
State of Hawaii (PDF)
Medical Marijuana Patient Info, Prohibited Areas and Activities, FAQ, Conditions, Contact Info
State of Oregon
Application Instructions, New Applications, Renewal Applications, Attorney General's legal advice on the operation of the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program
State of Washington
Medical Marijuana FAQ's, Medical Marijuana Public Meetings, Patient Safety, Contact Info
State of Nevada
Nevada Administrative Code: Medical Use Of Marijuana, FAQS (pdf)
State of Montana
FAQ, Patient/Caregiver Application Form, Attending Physician's Statement, Attending Physician's Renewal Form, Renewal Application Letter, Renewal Forming
State of Michigan
Michigan Medical Marihuana Program (MMMP), MDCH, Forms, FAQ, Contact Info

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