MediCalm-PA

09/10/2026

BEFORE TRYING A NEW CANNABIS PRODUCT, READ THE LABEL

The product name is only the beginning. Take a moment to look for:

• THC and C*D amounts
• Serving or dose information
• Ingredients
• Terpene profile, if listed
• Testing and expiration dates
• Storage instructions

Avoid comparing products by THC percentage alone. The complete label provides a much better picture of what you are purchasing.

If anything is unclear, ask the dispensary pharmacist before using it.

09/08/2026

INTRODUCING TERPENE TUESDAY
Have you ever wondered why different cannabis products can smell citrusy, earthy, floral, or piney?

Meet terpenes, the naturally occurring aromatic compounds found in cannabis and many other plants. Terpenes help create a plant’s distinctive scent and flavor.

Over the next few weeks, we’ll introduce you to some of the most commonly encountered terpenes.

Which aroma do you prefer: citrus, lavender, pine, or earthy?

09/07/2026

NOT SURE WHAT TO ASK AT THE DISPENSARY?

Pennsylvania dispensaries have pharmacists available to help patients understand their options. Before your visit, consider making a short list of questions:

• What is the THC-to-C*D ratio?
• How long might the effects take to begin?
• Approximately how long could they last?
• What amount should a new patient begin with?
• Could this interact with my medications?
• How should the product be stored?

There is no such thing as a silly question. Understanding a product before using it is an important part of responsible medical cannabis care.

09/04/2026

Did you know?

Anxiety is an approved qualifying condition for the medical cannabis programs in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

Patients must already have a diagnosis from a healthcare provider and may need documentation of that diagnosis.

MediCalm provides the medical cannabis certification appointment—it does not diagnose the underlying condition.

Questions about what you’ll need? Call or text 484-440-9494.

09/02/2026

🌿 Living with chronic pain can affect far more than the part of your body that hurts.

It can interfere with sleep, work, movement, relationships, and the everyday things you once took for granted. And when the options you’ve already tried aren’t providing enough relief, it’s understandable to start asking, “What else is available to me?”

One option some patients are exploring with qualified healthcare professionals is medical cannabis.

Our article, “Medical Cannabis for Chronic Pain in Pennsylvania and New Jersey,” takes a closer look at medical cannabis as a potential part of chronic pain management, including what patients should know before deciding whether it belongs in their care plan.

Medical cannabis isn’t right for everyone, and it isn’t a guaranteed solution. Cannabis can also cause side effects and interact with medications. But for eligible patients, discussing it with a knowledgeable healthcare professional may open the door to another individualized treatment option.

The important thing is having the opportunity to ask questions, understand the potential benefits and risks, and make an informed decision based on "your health, your circumstances, and your goals."

That’s also what the "Centered Care Directory" is about. 💚

We’re helping people discover independent physicians and practitioners who have the time and freedom to approach care differently, listen to the whole story, discuss available options, and build relationships centered around the individual rather than a one-size-fits-all system.

💬 If you live with chronic pain, do you feel like you’ve been given enough information about all of the treatment options available to you?

🌿 Better information. More informed choices. Care centered around you.

By: Dr. Kimberlee Williams Park, D.O., MediCalm-PA

09/01/2026

Renewing your Pennsylvania medical cannabis card involves two separate steps:

1. Complete your annual certification with an approved medical provider.
2. Pay or confirm your annual fee through the Pennsylvania Medical Ma*****na Registry.

Completing both steps helps prevent an interruption in your card’s active status. If you’re unsure where to begin, MediCalm is happy to guide you through the process.

Call or text 484-440-9494 or visit medicalmpa.com to request a telephone appointment.

08/29/2026

Did another provider complete your original Pennsylvania medical cannabis certification?
You can still renew with MediCalm.

Our telephone renewal appointments are simple, personal, and convenient.

Dr. Kimberlee Williams-Park will review how you’re doing, answer your questions, and complete your annual certification when appropriate.

Renewal appointments are $100, and veteran renewals are $75. Call 484-440-9494 or visit medicalmpa.com to request an appointment.

Trusted Medical Ma*****na serving the patients of Media, Kennett Square and Wayne, PA and Mount Laurel, NJ. Contact us at 484-917-2835 or visit us at 24 Veterans Square, Media, PA 19063.

08/27/2026

Getting or renewing your Pennsylvania medical cannabis certification doesn’t have to be complicated.

At MediCalm, appointments are completed by telephone. No traveling, waiting room or video call required. You’ll speak directly with Dr. Kimberlee Williams-Park, an experienced and compassionate physician who takes the time to listen and answer your questions.

New certifications: $100
Renewals: $100
Veteran renewals: $75

To request an appointment, call or text 484-440-9494 or visit medicalmpa.com.

07/17/2026

https://libbystudy.org/study-results/

Thank you for joining us on the LiBBY Study journey. Enrollment for the LiBBY Study is complete, and topline results are ready to share.

07/10/2026

https://health-over-wealth.beehiiv.com/p/medical-cannabis-chronic-pain-pennsylvania-new-jersey

A Pennsylvania and New Jersey physician explains whether medical cannabis works for chronic pain, who qualifies in each state, and what the research shows on cannabis and opioid reduction. By Kimberlee Williams Park, D.O. | MediCalm-PA & NJ | Media, PA & Mount Laurel, NJ