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Check your eligibility
Answer a few short questions about your condition and the treatments you have already tried. It takes about 30 seconds and costs nothing.
Founded by a father, not a boardroom
Medical cannabis care, built by a family who had to fight for it.
Jorja was founded by Robin Emerson after years spent fighting for his daughter's access to treatment. We built the clinic we wished existed. One membership, one simple price, and specialist care that treats you like a person.
Check your eligibility
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Takes 30 seconds. No GP referral needed. Free to check.Read Jorja's story
CQC registered clinic, provider ID 1-20709823395
Prescribed by specialist doctors on the GMC Specialist Register
Dispensed by a UK registered pharmacy
£9.99 per month, everything clinical included
One membership. One simple price.
£9.99per month
or £99 per year
No joining fee. No complicated pricing. No surprise clinic fees.
Medication is charged separately based on your individual prescription. All treatment is subject to clinical assessment and eligibility.
See what is includedWhy we exist
Jorja's story is the reason this clinic exists.
Robin Emerson's daughter Jorja was having around 30 seizures a day. She had been through six anti epileptic medicines at once. A hospital told the family her brain was decaying and that she would not survive it. Robin employed a law firm simply to get hold of her medical records, sent them to Boston Children's Hospital for a second opinion, and was told the original prognosis was wrong. On 1 November 2018 the law in the UK changed. Jorja became one of the first children in the UK, and the first after that law change, to be legally prescribed medical cannabis by a doctor. Within twelve weeks her seizures had fallen from more than 30 a day to a handful. She took her first steps.
“The dam has now broken open.”Read the full story
Three steps to specialist care
No GP referral. No waiting list. Everything happens online, at a time that suits you.
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Speak to a specialist
A 30 minute video consultation with a specialist doctor on the GMC Specialist Register, matched to your condition. Your case is then reviewed by our multidisciplinary team.
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Ongoing care, included
If treatment is appropriate, your prescription is dispensed by a UK registered pharmacy and delivered discreetly. Reviews, repeat prescription administration and support are all included in your membership.
A clear expectation: We need your medical records to assess you safely. With your consent we request these at the start, which usually takes a few days.
Conditions we see
You may be eligible if you have a diagnosed condition and conventional treatments have either not worked or caused side effects you could not live with.
Plus many more. If your condition is not listed, check your eligibility and we will tell you honestly.
All treatment is subject to clinical assessment and eligibility.
What your membership includes
Free initial eligibility assessment
All required routine clinical reviews
Repeat prescription administration
Ongoing patient support
Priority appointment access
Travel letters and supporting documentation
Pharmacy and delivery benefits where available
Access to the Jorja patient platform
£9.99 a month. That is it.
“Three years ago, the then Home Secretary Sajid Javid took steps that saved my daughter's life. The seizures stopped almost completely. She took her first steps.”
Robin Emerson, writing in City AM, 8 November 2021
Robin and Jorja's story has been covered by
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Care you can check
Specialist prescribers
Every prescription is issued by a doctor on the GMC Specialist Register, working within their own area of practice, and reviewed by a multidisciplinary team.
Regulated and registered
Jorja is a CQC registered clinic, provider ID 1-20709823395. Medication is dispensed by a UK registered pharmacy [GPhC number to be confirmed].
Honest about the medicine
Medical cannabis is an unlicensed medicine in the UK. That means it has not been through the usual licensing process. We will explain exactly what that means for you before you decide anything.
Read our regulatory informationAll treatment is subject to clinical assessment and eligibility.
Questions, answered clearly
All treatment is subject to clinical assessment and eligibility.