2029 Riverside Dr, Columbus, OH 43221, USA
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You’ll be required to fill a form with all your basic information prior to connecting with your recommending physician.
After submitting all necessary credentials, you’ll be connected to our doctor via a device of your choice for virtual consultation.
Receive your MMJ card on the same day and register under Ohio’s medical marijuana program for MMJ identity card.
Ohio became the 25th state to legalize the use of medical marijuana for patients dealing with a set list of ailments. On June 8, 2016, Gov. John Kasich signed H.B. 523, bringing the new law into effect. Since then, the list of state-qualifying medical marijuana conditions has expanded to a total of 25 medical conditions.
Presently, patients and caregivers can possess up to 90 days of supply and no more.
On the contrary, no such laws have been passed to legalize recreational marijuana in Ohio. The purchase, possession, sale, or distribution of adult-use cannabis in the state is an illegal and punishable offense.
Our team of licensed Ohio Medical marijuana doctors believes in creating a safe space for you during consultations. You can easily connect with a doctor from the comfort of your home. Everything remains confidential from the information you submit to the sensitive medical past you share with your doctor.
Our MMJ doctors believe in the potential of cannabis as an alternative treatment to chronic medical conditions and sympathize with your pain. For this reason, our support staff ensures that you receive your medical marijuana recommendation letter online within 24 hours of your consultation.
Our online registration and consultation process focuses on aiding patients to access medical marijuana easily and on time.
Our support teams are always up and available to answer any queries and questions you might have.
Our 24 hour window is foolproof. We stand by our promise of same day MMJ recommendation delivery.
Our team of licensed physicians and support staff will guide you regarding every curveball you face.
You don’t have to wait in line. Sign up onto the platform and we’ll connect you with a doctor online.
Your Ohio MMJ recommendation will be valid upto a year and can be easily renewed online.
Personal and medical history shared during consultation is confidential in compliance with HIPAA and state laws.
Our team of physicians understands the patient’s plea and ensures that the whole process is completed without hindrance.
Our trust leads us to cannabis as an alternative therapy for treating patients and improving their overall quality of life. Support is available 24/7 so you aren’t left waiting for your turn to get an MMJ recommendation.
Our telemedicine clinic ensures that
Connecting with an Ohio medical marijuana doctors is your one-stop access to potent medical cannabis products. Only a certified medical practitioner in the state of Ohio has the right to examine your medical condition and decide whether you are eligible for a marijuana-based treatment cycle. On the basis of the evaluation conducted, the doctor will issue a recommendation letter for you which can then be used to apply for a state ID card and to buy marijuana from licensed dispensaries.
Currently, the state of Ohio has legalized medical marijuana recommendations for 25 medical conditions.
If you are diagnosed with any one of these ailments and have not experienced any improvements with traditional medication, this might be the right time to give medical marijuana a chance!
I have been a patient to the clinic for the past 5 years. They are wonderful people. who do a lot for the community. Genuine clinic who are there to help people!
I have been coming to Ohio MMJ Card Doctor for three years now and have never had any issues. The doctors are always available to answer my questions and the process is simple and straightforward.
I was able to get my medical marijuana recommendation in under an hour and the doctor was very understanding and helpful. I would definitely use this service again.
I am very happy with the service. The website is easy to navigate and the whole process is pretty hassle free. The doctors are knowledgeable and the process is very convenient.
I had a great experience with the clinic and doctor Fu who evaluated me. He was very friendly and seemed quite knowledgeable. I would highly recommend them to anyone in need of a recommendation.
Very pleased with the service I received from Ohio MMJ Card Doctor. The doctor was very understanding and the process was very simple. 10/10!
The process was quick and easy, and the doctor was very knowledgeable about the different strains and options available. I was impressed by the level of care and attention I received.
Their telemedicine portal is a game-changer for those in need of a medical marijuana recommendation. The service is quick, easy, and the doctors are very knowledgeable.
Minors or incapacitated medical marijuana patients require the guidance of a caregiver who can purchase, transport, and administer MMJ doses in their stead. The caregiver can be a parent, a legal guardian, a nurse, a spouse, or another appropriate individual.
To become a caregiver in Ohio, you must first comply with the eligibility criteria: The caregiver must be 21 years of age.
Next, you must apply for a medical marijuana evaluation for your patient. The recommending physician will submit the name of the patient and the caregiver to the Ohio Board of Pharmacy once their application is approved.
After receiving a state-issued medical marijuana patient card you can go ahead and purchase, possess or transport medical marijuana for your patient.
Generally, a medical marijuana patient in Ohio has to pay a fee of $50 to get a medical marijuana card. This card needs to be renewed annually. At the same time, caregivers must only pay a fee of $25 annually to get a medical marijuana card for the patient. This fee is paid to the state program and does not include the fee to consult with a medical marijuana doctor to receive your approval.
The complete process of applying for a recommendation letter and receiving a state-issued card can take up to 2-3 weeks. The first part of the process is rather simple and not time-consuming. You must register with our telemedicine platform, get evaluated by our physician, and if approved, the physician will create your profile in the state’s medical-marijuana program. You’ll be required to review your information on the registry and make your payment to receive the MMJ card.
Yes, if you’re suffering from one of the 25 state-approved medical conditions and have gone through traditional treatments before turning to marijuana, you are eligible for MMJ use.
However, you must provide your 420 doctor with past medical statements of prior treatment and prove that medical marijuana is the last resort.
Yes, as per the state’s laws, every patient with a recommendation letter must register with the program. A patient cannot legally buy marijuana without a state-issued medical marijuana identification card.
Prepare the digital copies of the following documents before applying for a medical marijuana card in Ohio.
These documents are necessary to get your application approved. Once you receive your MMJ recommendation, you can register with the state’s MMJ program. You’ll require your government ID, recent photograph, proof of residency, and a copy of your recommendation letter by a certified doctor.
Different states have varying possession limits for cannabis. In Ohio, an adult MMJ user or a caregiver can possess up to 90-days of supply. Switching between registered dispensaries will not enable you to purchase more than the limit.
No, you cannot.
Private or home cultivation in the state of Ohio is a punishable offense and is closely regulated by the Control Program. Even licensed cultivators go through regular investigations and evaluations.
Yes, there can be multiple instances under which your application for a medical marijuana card might be denied.
No, MMJ users registered with another state cannot buy marijuana in Ohio. The state does not have a reciprocity program in association with its medical marijuana program. The possession of less than 100 grams of marijuana is a minor misdemeanor.
