A medical marijuana card is an ID issued by your state that allows you to legally purchase and possess medical marijuana. Each state's program sets its own qualifying conditions, the cannabis products allowed, and how much patients can purchase and possess.
Choose your state from the dropdown at the top of the page. If your state allows telehealth, you can book an appointment with a certified MMJ doctor and meet with them online. Depending on your state, you can also apply with the state online, all from the comfort of your home.
Costs depend on your state of residency. Your Veriheal fee covers your consultation, the physician copay, and the medical evaluation for your recommendation, and it varies by state. Each state also sets its own registration fee, which you pay to the state separately because Veriheal does not collect state fees. Veriheal also offers flexible financing through Sezzle, which splits the Veriheal fee into installments (state fees are not included).
The requirements depend on your state of residency, and each state has its own list of qualifying conditions. Typically, patients must be adults, or apply with a certified caregiver, and have a valid ID that proves state residency.
Each state has its own list of qualifying conditions. Common ones include chronic pain, insomnia, PTSD, and various seizure disorders. Check your state's list to see whether your condition qualifies.
Generally, you need your physician's approval from Veriheal and a valid state-issued ID that proves your age and residency. Requirements can vary by state.
Yes, in many states. Telemedicine appointments let you get advice and guidance from home, which helps if you have difficulty traveling or live in a rural area. Not every state allows online approval, so choose your state from the dropdown to see what's available to you.
The following states allow telemedicine MMJ recommendations: Alaska, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Washington, and Washington, D.C. Not every state allows doctors to approve patients online. For example, some states require your first visit to be in person. Veriheal also offers online cannabis consultations for patients across the country, with personalized recommendations and an action plan for medical cannabis use based on your needs and preferences. State laws change, so choose your state from the dropdown to confirm what applies to you.
Choose your state from the dropdown at the top of the page. Veriheal will show you available in-person and online appointments with MMJ doctors in your area, so you can compare options that fit your budget and schedule.
An appointment with a Veriheal doctor takes approximately 10 to 15 minutes. After you're approved, you apply with the state, and you'll receive your card in an average of 1 to 3 weeks.
In many states, medical marijuana patients have access to higher purchase limits, a wider product selection, and lower taxes on cannabis purchases. Getting your card through Veriheal also lets you speak with knowledgeable cannabis practitioners who can help you choose the right cannabis products and use for your needs and preferences.
Not necessarily. Many states have both medical and recreational programs. Where both exist, medical patients often have access to expert guidance, higher purchase limits, and lower taxes, so check what applies in your state.
Check the laws in the state you're visiting before you travel. Some states offer reciprocity for medical marijuana cardholders from other states, but the rules differ from state to state.
Medical marijuana is generally not covered by health insurance. Veriheal offers flexible financing through Sezzle to help with the cost of your Veriheal fee.
How long your card lasts depends on your state. Depending on your state of residency, you can renew your card online. Renewing means getting a new recommendation from a doctor, and Veriheal can guide you through the process. Contact Veriheal customer service about renewal discounts.
You'll start by sharing some basic medical history. Then you'll meet with a licensed MMJ doctor, who will evaluate your condition and answer your questions about medical marijuana treatment. The appointment takes approximately 10 to 15 minutes. If the doctor approves you, you'll receive your recommendation.
A licensed doctor decides whether to recommend medical marijuana, based on your evaluation and your state's rules. If you're not approved, Veriheal's refund policy applies, so check the details on your state page before you book.
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