About

How Oklahoma's program developed

YukonCannabis.Clinic is an independent scheduling and information service for Yukon and Canadian County.

2018

Voters approve State Question 788, creating Oklahoma's medical marijuana program, including home growing for licensed patients.

2023

Voters reject State Question 820, and Oklahoma remains a medical-only state.

2026

Recommending physicians must register with OMMA, and federal authorities move state-licensed medical marijuana to Schedule III.

Today

Licensed patients can buy from dispensaries or grow six mature plants and six seedlings at home.

What we do

We run a scheduling calendar for recommendation visits with OMMA-registered Oklahoma physicians, and explain the program in plain language — including the home-grow rules in state law. We're not a medical practice, a dispensary, or a government office.

We have no affiliation with the State of Oklahoma or any dispensary named on this site, and we don't sell seeds, plants, or growing equipment.

How we're funded

Participating physicians and telehealth partners pay for advertising and patient-connection services, as explained in our Advertising Disclosure. That has no effect on clinical decisions. Telehealth visits use HIPAA-compliant platforms, and we don't store medical records or payment information.

Official rules come from the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority. To contact us, use the form on our Terms & Policies page.

Licensed first. Then grow it right.

Appointments with OMMA-registered physicians.

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