Dr. Shannon Arora
Cope Now Chief Medical Officer
Board Certified MD, Family Medicine
The Clinical Infrastructure Cannabinoids Always Needed
Licensed Clinicians
Every patient is evaluated by a board-certified provider — not a quiz, not an algorithm.
Real Prescriptions
A clinician-issued prescription — the same pathway used for any regulated medicine.
Compounded Formulations
Your prescription is filled by a licensed compounding pharmacy at clinical-grade doses.
Telehealth Access
Secure, private visits from anywhere in your state — no waiting rooms, no referrals.
Meet Your Care Team
Your clinical team a dispensary can’t offer.
Every Cope Now patient is evaluated by a licensed clinician—not an algorithm. Our providers specialize in cannabinoid medicine and build protocols specific to you.
Dr. Sean Arora
Cope Now Physician
Board Certified MD, Family Medicine
Ariana Amini, NP
Cope Now DNP, FNP-C
Board Certified Family Nurse Practioner
Moe Phillips, NP
Cope Now DNP, FNP-C
Board Certified Board Certified Family Nurse Practioner
Allexa Spring, NP
Cope Now DNP, FNP-C
Board Certified Board Certified Family Nurse Practioner
Our Pillars Of Care
Clinical Evaluation
Every patient begins with a licensed clinician assessment. Health history, current medications, and individual goals are reviewed before any care decision is made.
Prescription Pathway
Cannabinoid therapy is authorized through a clinician prescription, not a retail purchase. The prescription is the clinical gate that separates this pathway from the consumer market.
Pharmacy Compounding
Prescribed formulations are prepared by a licensed 503A compounding pharmacy according to pharmaceutical compounding standards. Each formulation is specific to the prescription issued.
Telehealth Access
The entire care pathway is delivered through secure, HIPAA-compliant telehealth. Patients access licensed clinicians from home without stigma, without waiting rooms, and without geographic barriers beyond current state availability.
Your Evaluation
What your clinician reviews
Each intake is a complete clinical picture — not a form. Providers review five areas before any care decision is made.
1
Complete Medical History
Conditions, diagnoses, and relevant background that shape your care protocol.
2
Current Medications & Interactions
Active prescriptions reviewed for contraindications before any recommendation.
3
Symptoms & Health Goals
What you're experiencing, how long, and what a meaningful outcome looks like for you.
4
Prior Treatment History
What you've already tried — including OTC products — and how your body has responded.
5
Clinical Suitability for Cannabinoid Therapy
Individual fit is assessed — not assumed. Prescription decisions are clinician-guided.
Retail products are manufactured for the average consumer. Compounded formulations are prepared for a specific prescription — yours.
What compounding actually means
1Prescription Specifications
Each formulation is prepared exactly to the prescribing clinician's instructions.
2Pharmaceutical Standards
Prepared under USP-grade protocols — the same standards applied to licensed pharmaceuticals.
3Licensed Pharmacist Oversight
Every stage — preparation, review, dispensing — is supervised by a licensed pharmacist.
4Direct-to-Patient Dispensing
Ships directly to you after your prescription is received — no pharmacy visit required.
5THC-Free by Design
All Cope Now formulations are non-intoxicating. No THC — by clinical design, not accident.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Prescription Cannabinoid Care is not medical marijuana. It involves non-intoxicating, THC-free cannabinoid formulations compounded by a licensed pharmacy. Patients do not obtain a marijuana card through Cope Now. This is a distinct clinical pathway for non-intoxicating cannabinoid therapy evaluated and prescribed by licensed clinicians.
No. Prescribing decisions are made by the licensed clinician based on your individual evaluation. Not all patients will be prescribed medication. Cope Now facilitates access to clinical evaluation. Whether cannabinoid therapy is appropriate is a decision made by your clinician, not by the platform.
Retail CBD products are sold as dietary supplements without clinician evaluation, prescription authorization, or pharmacy oversight. Prescription Cannabinoid Care through Cope Now requires a licensed clinician evaluation before any therapy is considered. If prescribed, formulations are prepared by a licensed 503A compounding pharmacy, not manufactured as a consumer supplement product.
Cope Now does not treat conditions. Licensed clinicians evaluate patients who present with specific health concerns and determine whether cannabinoid therapy is an appropriate adjunctive option within their individual care plan. Clinicians currently conduct evaluations for patients with concerns related to anxiety, sleep, pain, and recovery. All care decisions are made at clinician discretion.
Yes. This is a prescription drug product tailored to you. It is safe to take this on a plane as it is for any other prescription drug product.
