Transfer clinic
As the leaders in medical cannabis care in the UK, we understand why you might want to transfer to us
Looking to transfer from another clinic?
It’s great that you’ve been approved for treatment at another clinic. But to book your first appointment with us, you’ll need to:
Complete our questionnaire. You’ll be able to book your first appointment after answering our onboarding questions.
Get a copy of your Summary Care Record (SCR). You might still have this on hand, but if you don’t, ask your existing clinic for a copy, or your GP receptionist.
Request and submit a discharge letter from your current clinic. We recommend you do this after you’ve received approval from us, to prevent any gaps in your medication.
Why choose us?
We prescribe from one of the widest ranges of medication via our partner pharmacy.
Our medication is available at lots of different price points, so we’re suitable for all budgets.
There are no hidden service fees. So, no repeat prescription fees, or charges for travel letters.
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Our Membership model is excellent value for money, and covers all required appointments.
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Fast and free delivery to anywhere in the UK. Receive your prescription by 1pm the next working day if you order by 3pm.
Frequently asked questions
The fact that you’ve already qualified at another clinic is a great sign that you may be eligible with us! To transfer, all you need to do is complete our eligibility questionnaire. Once you’ve answered a few quick questions, you’ll be able to book your first appointment with Alternaleaf.
Yes, we need copies of your medical evidence in the format of a recently dated Summary Care Record (SCR), requested within the last six months. You may be able to request specific evidence that you previously submitted from your existing clinic, or your GP receptionist.
We recommend requesting a discharge letter from your current clinic after you’ve been approved for treatment in your Alternaleaf appointment. We won’t be able to release your first prescription until we receive your discharge letter.
No, by law patients can only access medical cannabis treatment via one clinic.