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Ohio Medical Card Appointments

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Under Ohio law, these conditions are eligible for a medical card:

Alzheimer's Disease

Cachexia

Chronic traumatic Encephalopathy

Firbromyalgia

Hepatitis C

Huntington's disease

Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Sickle Cell Anemia

Spasticitiy

Spinal Cord Disease or Injury

Tourette Syndrome

Traumatic Brain Injury

Ulcerative Colitis

Terminal Illness

PTSD

Epilepsy/Seizures Disorders

Parkinson's Disease

Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

Crohn's Disease

Glaucoma

Chronic muscle spasms

HIV/AIDS

Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)

Cancer

Chronic nonmalignant pain

Additionally, Ohio law allows a physician to certify patients for a medical card after diagnosing them with “other medical conditions of the same class”.

How It Works

Book An Appointment

Anyone can apply for a medical card if diagnosed with or suffering from one or more qualifying health conditions. Patients under eighteen (18) years need a caregiver to register with them.

Meet With a Doctor

You will receive an email link for your telemedicine appointment. Our friendly DocMJ physician will consult with you and talk about your symptoms, medications, and wellness goals. You will have the opportunity to ask questions you may have about adding MMJ to your treatment plan.

Get Approved

After a review of the patient’s qualifying health condition, diagnosis, and medical history, the physician will provide a recommendation.

If the doctor approves your recommendation for MMJ, the physician will create your profile in the Patient & Caregiver Registry. Patients must then log into their profile to confirm and complete the registration process. You will receive an email from the Ohio MMCP to log in.

You must apply online for your Ohio medical card on the Ohio MMCP registration portal. Patients are required to pay an annual registration fee of $50. Caregivers are required to pay a $25 annual fee. After you complete your registration, and pay the fee, click on the ACTIVATE CARD button. Then you can download and print your medical card or access a mobile version of your card to present at the dispensary.

Schedule Your Appointment

  • Money-Back Guarantee If You Do Not Receive a Recommendation
  • Full MMJ Recommendations
  • Recommendation Is Good For 1 Year!
  • All-Inclusive, No Additional Hidden Fees
  • **One-Time Processing Fee of 2.9%
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Paid in Full (1 Year)

$139**

Payment Plan (1 Year)

$25/month for 6 months
One-Time $15 Processing fee
(1st month = $40)

FAQ

How old do you have to be to get an Ohio medical card?
You must be eighteen (18) years old to apply for an Ohio medical card.
How much does it cost to get a medical card in Ohio?
The cost of registration with the Ohio MMJ program is $50 per year for patients and $25 for caregivers. The price of a consultation with a physician is $139. DocMJ provides a convenient payment plan for only $25/month for 6 months with a $15 initial processing fee.
What kind of MMJ is available for Ohio patients?

Licensed retail dispensaries in Ohio carry a full assortment of products, including flower, vape carts, edibles, capsules and tablets, concentrates, extracts, tinctures, and topical creams and ointments.

Can veterans or indigenous people get a discount on the cost of registering with the Ohio MMJ program?

Yes. Patients who qualify for indigent or veteran status may receive a 50% discount on the cost of the MMCP registration fee. The terms and conditions can be found in this Quick Reference Guide. A discount is also possible for caregivers of veterans or indigent patients.

Can I apply for an Ohio MMJ card if I do not have an email address?
No. An email address is required to register with the Ohio MMJ program. You can create a free Google email account to get started. All important communications regarding your Ohio medical card will be sent via email.
Does Ohio allow residents on probation to apply for a medical card?
Yes. If you are currently on probation, you can apply for a new Ohio medical card or renew your existing card. Patients are required to inform their probation officer about registrations and MMJ use. Individuals serving federal probation are prohibited.

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