Your medical cannabis card, from your kitchen table.
See a licensed doctor by video, often the same day. $79 covers your visit and the registry paperwork your doctor files for you.
- Physicians licensed in your state
- Secure video visit
- Same-day and next-day appointments
How it works
Four steps, all from home. Most people finish the first three in a day.
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Apply online
Answer a few questions about your health and upload your driver's license or state ID. It takes about ten minutes.
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Talk with a doctor by video
A physician licensed in your state reviews your history and asks about your condition. If you qualify, they certify you.
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The state approves your registration
Your doctor files your certification with your state's medical cannabis program. If your state charges a card fee, you pay it directly to the state.
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Your card arrives by mail
Usually 5 to 15 days later. That's it.
Do I qualify?
These conditions qualify in many states. Each state sets its own list, so your doctor confirms whether yours qualifies where you live. Choose yours to see what the doctor will look for.
Introductory price
Introductory price: $79
All included. No hidden fees.
- Video visit with a physician licensed in your state
- Your doctor files your registration with the state
- Help from our team until your card arrives
Many states charge a separate card fee, paid directly to the state.
Applying for someone you care for?
Many of our patients have a family member or caregiver beside them. You can apply on their behalf, join the video visit, and register as their caregiver so you can pick up their medicine.
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Who can certify me for a medical cannabis card?
A physician licensed in your state who has evaluated you and confirmed a qualifying condition. Our doctors do this by secure video.
What does the $79 cover?
Your video visit with the doctor and the registry paperwork the doctor files for you. If your state charges its own card fee, you pay it directly to the state.
What do I need for the visit?
A driver's license or state ID from the state you live in, a phone or computer with a camera, and any medical records about your condition if you have them.
How long until my card arrives?
It depends on your state's program. Your doctor can tell you what to expect after your visit.
What if the doctor decides I don't qualify?
The doctor will explain why and what other options you have.