The state said yes. The paperwork said good luck. Veriheal built the way through.
Built for patients with nowhere credible to start.
In Washington, D.C., Joshua Green and Samuel Adetunji kept seeing the same gap. Medical cannabis was legal, but patients had no credible place to start: no trusted platform and no one-stop shop for adding it to a treatment plan.
So in November 2017, they built one. Veriheal began as a concierge service, guiding patients through evaluations and cards, and grew into a platform that connects patients with licensed doctors, education and support.
Cannabis coaching came in 2019, and legal letters and a chronic pain program followed. Through all of it, the goal stayed the same: improve access to alternative medicine.
Medical cannabis is legal in most states. Getting approved is still a maze.
Every state runs its own program, with its own rules, forms and fees. Patients don't know where to start, which doctors are legitimate or what happens after the appointment.
01
Book an evaluation
Patients pick their state and book a 10 to 15 minute evaluation with a state-licensed doctor, online or in person where the state requires it.
02
Get a recommendation
If approved, the doctor issues a recommendation, and Veriheal guides the next step, from state registration to dispensary access.
03
Stay covered
Renewals, legal letters and one-on-one cannabis coaching keep patients supported, with a full refund for anyone who isn't approved.
430,000
Paid patient approvals from 2017 through June 2026
400+
Doctors in the Veriheal network
30+
States served
Approvals as reported in the public SEC filing of Veriheal's parent company. Network figures from veriheal.com.
A thinking partner for what comes next.
In January 2026, we worked with co-founder and CEO Sam Adetunji on the business and its next steps.
“Yianni is a true thought leader. Highly recommended and assisted me in breaking some mental blockages I had when it came to my business and next steps. A ton of knowledge.”
— Sam Adetunji, Veriheal
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