Conditions we evaluate

The Texas Compassionate Use Program covers the diagnoses below. A CURT-registered doctor reviews your case in a relaxed video visit. Pick yours to see what to expect.

• ALS and the Texas Compassionate Use Program

  ALS is a qualifying condition under the Texas Compassionate Use Program. A CURT-registered physician evaluates fit for low-THC products as part of symptom-management care.

• Autism and the Texas Compassionate Use Program

  Autism is a qualifying condition under the Texas Compassionate Use Program. A CURT physician evaluates fit on a case-by-case basis, with full coordination with existing treating providers.

• Cancer and the Texas Compassionate Use Program

  If you or someone you love is fighting cancer in Texas, the Compassionate Use Program may be part of a symptom-management plan. Here is how a CURT doctor evaluates fit.

• Crohn's Disease and the Texas Compassionate Use Program

  Crohn's disease is a qualifying condition under the Texas CUP. A CURT physician evaluates fit for low-THC products as part of IBD symptom management.

• Epilepsy and the Texas Compassionate Use Program

  Epilepsy was one of the original qualifying conditions under the Texas CUP. Here is what a CURT physician evaluation looks like for patients (and parents of patients) with seizure disorders.

• Multiple Sclerosis and the Texas Compassionate Use Program

  Multiple sclerosis is a qualifying condition under the Texas CUP. A CURT physician evaluates fit and registers you so a Texas-licensed dispensary can fill an order.

• Neurodegenerative Disease and the Texas Compassionate Use Program

  Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, Huntington's, and other neurodegenerative conditions may qualify under the Texas CUP. A CURT physician evaluates fit on a case-by-case basis.

• PTSD and the Texas Compassionate Use Program

  If you have PTSD and live in Texas, the Compassionate Use Program may be an option. Here is what that path looks like, in plain language, with a CURT doctor on the other side of the screen.

• Spasticity and the Texas Compassionate Use Program

  Spasticity from spinal cord injury, MS, stroke, or other neurological causes may qualify under the Texas CUP. A CURT physician evaluates fit for low-THC products as part of symptom-management care.

• Terminal Illness and the Texas Compassionate Use Program

  Patients with a terminal diagnosis may qualify under the Texas CUP. A CURT physician will work with you and your family to evaluate fit quickly and respectfully.