Revolutionary Clinics began in 2016 with a deeply personal mission that transformed tragedy into purpose. After founder Jayne Vining lost her daughter to an opioid addiction, she partnered with co-founder Ryan Ansin to pivot from providing heart screenings to offering medical marijuana as a non-addictive alternative for patients. Revolutionary Clinics was among the first 15 entrants into Massachusetts' medical cannabis market, establishing a foundation built on compassion and patient care.The company's growth has been remarkable, with CEO Keith Cooper leading the transformation of a former 250,000-square-foot shoe factory in Fitchburg into one of Massachusetts' largest cultivation facilities. This $50 million investment took three years to complete and represents Revolutionary Clinics' commitment to revitalizing post-industrial communities. In 2019, Revolutionary Clinics was recognized as the best medical dispensary in Massachusetts by industry peers, a testament to their dedication to quality and patient care.The company has experienced exponential growth, with revenues increasing by 32,997% from 2017 to 2020, reaching $40.7 million. Today, Revolutionary Clinics continues to honor its founding mission while serving both medical patients and adult-use consumers throughout Massachusetts.