Apply for medical marijuana card online

Online medical marijuana appointments are more common that you think!

Often there is a certified marijuana physician available immediately, other times you will schedule a time that is convenient for both of you and then you’ll visit the telehealth website during the appointment schedule time. The key is to register immediately so you can see the doctor for your evaluation appointment as soon as possible.

Are virtual appointments allowed for medical marijuana?

In some states, yes!

In fact, there are 23 states which allow medical marijuana doctors to see patients online/virtually through a “telemed or telehealth” appointment.

How do you do a medical marijuana telemedicine appointment?

Different cannabis doctors have different methods to see their patients. CalmEffect works with medical marijuana doctors that can do the whole appointment online and you can access them through their HIPAA secure website.

What do I need for a medical marijuana appointment done through telemed?

1. State drivers license or state ID for identification
2. Medical records so you can discuss what other doctors have diagnosed
3. Medical history. You’ll want to share information about your condition and the symptoms. Also, you’ll want to review what else you’ve tried to alleviate symptoms and share your experiences with medical cannabis or other medicine.

How much does a medical marijuana appointment cost.

We’ve worked with our providers to give CalmEffect customers affordable options to see a medical marijuana doctor virtually and get a medical marijuana card. Prices can cost between $49 and $199 depending on your state.

First visit price is to see the doctor to get approved. States have rules about how often you have to see a marijuana doctor (typically annually)

California medical marijuana card: First Visit and  Follow Up Visits

Colorado medical marijuana card: First Visit and  Follow Up Visits

Connecticut medical marijuana card: First Visit and  Follow Up Visits

Illinois medical marijuana card: First Visit and  Follow Up Visits

Iowa medical marijuana card: First Visit and  Follow Up Visits

Louisiana medical marijuana card: First Visit and  Follow Up Visits

Maine medical marijuana card: First Visit and  Follow Up Visits

Maryland medical marijuana card: First Visit and  Follow Up Visits

Massachusetts medical marijuana card: First Visit and  Follow Up Visits

Michigan medical marijuana card: First Visit and  Follow Up Visits

Minnesota medical marijuana card: First Visit and  Follow Up Visits

Missouri medical marijuana card: First Visit and  Follow Up Visits

Montana medical marijuana card: First Visit and  Follow Up Visits

Nevada medical marijuana card: First Visit and  Follow Up Visits

New Hampshire medical marijuana card: First Visit and  Follow Up Visits

New Jersey medical marijuana card: First Visit and  Follow Up Visits

New York medical marijuana card: First Visit and  Follow Up Visits

Ohio medical marijuana card: First Visit and  Follow Up Visits

Oklahoma medical marijuana card: First Visit and  Follow Up Visits

Pennsylvania medical marijuana card: First Visit and  Follow Up Visits

Rhode Island medical marijuana card: First Visit and  Follow Up Visits

Texas medical marijuana card: First Visit and  Follow Up Visits

Virginia medical marijuana card: First Visit and  Follow Up Visits

Washington DC medical marijuana card: First Visit and  Follow Up Visits

Frequently asked Questions:

If my state has legalized recreational marijuana should I still get a medical marijuana card?

Yes. Our customers report a variety of reasons to continue getting a medical marijuana card:

• You won’t have to pay taxes (or all of the taxes) that rec users have to pay.
• You many be able to purchase more than recreational buyers
• You may have extra benefits like extra dispensary hours and delivery if you are a medical patient
• The doctor can assist you with a treatment plan based on your condition

How do I schedule a telemedicine appointment?

We’ve made it easy for a patient to apply online to see a medical marijuana doctor via telemedicine. You’ll see a friendly medical marijuana physician from the comfort of your own home. Speak to the physician via your kitchen table or couch! Whatever’s most comfortable for you!! You’ll fill in the form and there will be info about the process and service. The doctor will speak with you answer any questions, review your conditions, and approve you if you qualify. Assuming you qualify, the doctor will give you a medical marijuana recommendation. That’s what they typically call a prescription in the medical marijuana world. You’ll probably need a driver’s license or state ID satisfy the residency requirements. It is recommended to have documentation of your conditions that identify the medical conditions. If the physician needs more information, they’ll tell you and explain how to get it to them.

How do I apply with my state?

Most states compassionate care programs are run by the Department of Health. The next part of the process is where you register online with the state. Sometimes you apply online first, but most times a new user will see the doctor first and then either the physician or you can complete the registration with the state. You’ll need your driver’s license or state ID again to prove residency. Often there is an annual fee for the patient to pay online. Once you complete this part of the process, you’ll be notified if you are approved via email and mail. We find that some states have automatic online approval, but in states where there is a longer approval process, the card is mailed in about 4 weeks, but the emails arrives in just a couple of weeks. You can check with your state department of health via phone if you need more information or to see if you have to wait for the card to arrive via mail. They’re usually great about giving you an immediate answer. You may be able to go to a dispensary if you are approved but haven’t received the medical card yet.

Where can I find marijuana dispensaries?

If you live in a legal adult use state, you may not even know that there’s a medical marijuana dispensary right around the corner! We’re constantly compiling lists of open dispensaries for your convenience. Qualified patients can access dispensaries during open hours. Some even deliver medical marijuana to approved patients. Note that you cannot have marijuana sent through the mail. Sending through the mail is a crime.

Do dispensaries offer deals?

Often times yes! However, it does depend on the dispensary. Some dispensaries have birthday and first time customer discounts and others announce dispensaries each day! You should even consider signing up for our free dispensary deal email.

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