Terrabis CEO Dan Ambrosino emphasized that the company’s roots in Missouri’s medical-only market continue to define its operational philosophy. By extending these services to Illinois, the operator intends to prioritize patients who require consistent access for managing chronic conditions. To support this transition, the company is collaborating with Leafwell to host a two-week registration drive, offering medical card certifications at a reduced rate of $69.

Each location is tailored to address specific local barriers. In Woodstock and Grayville, patients now benefit from drive-thru access, a feature designed to assist those with mobility limitations. Dixon residents, who previously faced commutes of over 35 miles to reach a dispensary, gain local access, while the Plainfield site offers extended operating hours until 2 a.m. to accommodate irregular work schedules. The company expects to integrate its Mundelein facility into the medical program following the receipt of final local approvals.