We work alongside GPs, specialists and pharmacists to support patients living with chronic pain and conditions that haven’t responded to conventional medication — including assessment for medical cannabis.
A straightforward pathway for sending patients to our multidisciplinary team.
Patients living with chronic pain or conditions that haven't responded to conventional medication are well suited to a specialist multidisciplinary assessment.
Get in touch with our team by phone or email, or use our contact form. Share the clinical background and we'll handle scheduling with your patient directly.
Our team identifies the cause, explains it to the patient and builds a management plan — keeping you informed so care stays joined-up.
Specialist pain care that complements the work you already do for your patients.
Patients are seen by a team rather than a single clinician, combining pain management, natural remedies, medical cannabis and innovative treatments.
Treatment plans, including medical cannabis, follow Malta's regulatory framework and are grounded in current pain-management evidence.
We keep referring clinicians in the loop so the patient's wider care team has a clear picture of the treatment plan and its progress.
Lectures, research and reference material for your professional development.
Watch our presentation from the Pain Summit on innovative approaches to pain management.
Keep up to date with our writing on pain management and medical cannabis.
The Pain Clinic has supported patients across Malta since 2015, with a multidisciplinary team working from clinics across the islands.
We’re always interested in hearing from talented healthcare professionals who want to grow with us — including clinicians looking to start prescribing medical cannabis. Get in touch to start a conversation.
Get in touch with our team to discuss referrals, clinical questions or career opportunities. We’ll get back to you as soon as we can.
Our YouTube channel covers evidence-based treatment approaches and clinical conversations.
Professional development resources from the European Pain Federation (EFIC).
