You may cancel your consultation appointment for a full refund, up to 48 hours prior to the scheduled consultation.

We will send you a zoom invitation link prior to the consultation date. If you prefer to do the consultation over the phone, the nurse will call you at the appointment time.  

Yes, the Heal Navigator nurses can consult with residents of other countries. The nurses are willing to discuss the informed use of cannabis, fenbendazole, supplements, and other modalities, but are not able to assist with accessing these or other treatments.

You will receive email support for four weeks, and an additional follow up Zoom or phone visit within four weeks, date and time to be agreed upon via email or in your initial consultation.

It would be important to discuss your diagnosis with a cannabis consultant prior to using.  Additionally, some oncology medications should not be used with cannabis.

Eighteen states plus Washington D.C. have legalized the recreational use of cannabis (marijuana). Approximately twenty other states have legalized medical marijuana.  The requirements for obtaining a medical marijuana card vary from state to state. Your Heal Navigator cannabis nurse will provide assistance to residents of any state, with a discussion about resources for obtaining safe access.

Unfortunately the Heal Navigator nurses are not able to provide consultation for the families of patients under 14 years old.

Cannabis has been used by some families of pediatric patients.  We would encourage a referral to someone in your state or area who is familiar with the use of cannabis for pediatric cancers. 

Yes, rare cancers do present a different type of challenge.  Your Heal Navigator nurse will discuss these challenges in a bit more detail.  If you are interested in a consultation about a rare type of cancer, it is important to provide your pathology report or the precise pathological diagnosis prior to your consultation, to allow your nurse to adequately prepare prior to your consultation.