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Bloomwell Expands Telehealth Cannabis Prescriptions in Germany
Bloomwell, a German telehealth company founded in 2020, connects patients with doctors for medical cannabis prescriptions that can be delivered to their homes. The company has grown to serve more than 100,000 patients through a network of 60 doctors. Germany’s legal cannabis market reached $944 million in sales last year, according to Forbes.
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Bloomwell began operations in September 2020 in a two-room doctor’s practice in Frankfurt, Germany. At the time cannabis was still classified as a narcotic, requiring paper prescriptions, secure storage at pharmacies and physical delivery by couriers.
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The company’s first patient received cannabis within a week. The process has since been simplified. Patients use an app to submit medical history, complete a questionnaire and receive a prescription either immediately or after a video or in-person consultation at one of the company’s four locations.
Prescriptions are filled by pharmacies and products can be picked up or delivered within 24 to 48 hours via DHL.
Forbes estimates Bloomwell generates $55 million in annual revenue with a 30 percent margin. The company became profitable in 2024 and increased its number of prescriptions by 3,300 percent from 2024 to 2025. It expects to distribute between 25 and 30 tons of cannabis in 2026.
Bloomwell holds an estimated 15 to 20 percent share of the German market and continues to expand. Germany recorded $944 million in legal cannabis sales last year, up from $500 million in 2024, making it the largest such market in Europe. The company operates three main revenue streams.
It sells software and data tools to doctors for patient management, electronic prescriptions and treatment insights. It also sells software to pharmacists for inventory and order management. In addition it cross-sells vape devices, paraphernalia and travel documentation to patients.
