Beginning January 1, 2019: All NEW patients must purchase MMCC ID cards at registration
Expiration date extended to 3 years for MMCC ID cards issued after January 1, 2019​
​The patient may go to any licensed dispensary to pick up medical marijuana.
​After the provider has examined the patient and the patient’s records, the provider may issue the patient a certification immediately.​
​If the patient has a chronic or debilitating disease or medical condition that causes: cachexia, anorexia, wasting syndrome, severe or muscle spasms, severe nausea, seizures, severe or persistent muscle spasms, glaucoma, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), or another chronic medical condition which is severe and for which other treatments have been ineffective.
A Maryland patient can only obtain legal medical marijuana from a Maryland-licensed dispensary.
The certification issued by a provider for a patient identifies the amount of dried flower and THC that the patient may purchase in a 30-day period. The limit is calculated as a ROLLING 30-day limit- not by calendar month.
A patient can order an ID card by logging into their account through the MMCC website however, a patient may only order an ID card after their patient application has been approved and they have received certification from a registered provider.
If your patient ID card is lost, stolen or damaged you must log in to your MMCC account and report it. There will be a replacement card cost of $100
A legal patient may travel to any location in the state of Maryland (other than federal government property when in possession of medical marijuana).
Possession of marijuana is a violation of federal law and Maryland residents should carefully read the current state statutes regarding the use of medical marijuana and be aware that taking marijuana across state lines is a federal offence.
Marijuana is also illegal on federal government property. The State of Maryland laws cannot authorize you to travel to other states, jurisdictions, or countries with this medicine in your possession.
A patient may designate up to two persons as caregivers.
Children who meet their provider’s criteria for treatment can become legal patients in Maryland. However, children must have a parent or guardian serve as a caregiver.
​A patient may obtain MMJ from a dispensary of their choice. The patient’s certification will be recorded in the Commission’s database and can be confirmed by any licensed dispensary.​
Patients do not have to disclose that they possess medical marijuana and do not have to consent to a search. However, if a search is conducted and medical marijuana is found, the patient should present their patient ID card or direct law enforcement to our database.
Health insurers are not required to cover the cost of medical marijuana.
Patients pay $50.00 at time of registration for an ID card.
Yes
There is no plan to add Edibles and additional medical conditions at this time.
Visit the Maryland Department of Health for more information.
$179 Renewal fee. Sign up fee costs $200.
Per 19 CSR 30-95.030, no qualifying patient shall consume marijuana for medical use in a public place, unless provided by law. 19 CSR 30-95.010 defines a public place as any public or private property, or portion of public or private property, that is open to the general public, including but not limited to, sidewalks, streets, bridges, parks, schools and businesses. See 19 CSR 30-95.010(33) for more information.
The patient identification card does not offer individuals protections from violating laws pertaining to operating a motorized vehicle while under the influence. Nothing in Article XIV permits a person to operate, navigate, or be in actual physical control of any dangerous device or motor vehicle, aircraft or motorboat while under the influence of marijuana.
The qualifying patient’s physician may certify up to four ounces of dried, unprocessed marijuana, or its equivalent, in a 30-day period. If there is a compelling reason why the qualifying patient needs a greater amount, then the Department requires two independent physician certifications specifying what other amount the qualifying patient needs. See 19 CSR 30-95.030(5)(E) for more information.
Facility licenses have been awarded, and a list of licensed facilities can be found on the Licensed Facilities page. Facilities are required to pass a commencement inspection prior to becoming operational. The Department cannot say when facilities will be open since much depends on the circumstances and readiness of each business.
No, only a Missouri licensed dispensary facility will be authorized to sell medical marijuana to patients.
No. Licensed dispensaries may accept only Missouri-issued cards, and any patients cultivating marijuana in Missouri must do so in accordance with all the provisions in 19 CSR 30-95.030.
No. There is no reciprocity between Missouri’s Medical Marijuana Program and other state medical marijuana programs. Just because you are licensed in another state doesn’t automatically qualify you for a license in Missouri. Patients may purchase medical marijuana in Missouri only upon presentation of a Department-issued patient identification card.
The Department maintains a list of licensed dispensaries on its website.
Yes. Dispensaries are required to charge four percent of the retail price in additional to any other applicable state or local taxes.
Only those patients and caregivers with a valid Department-issued identification card may legally possess marijuana in accordance with 19 CSR 30-95.030. Article XIV of the Missouri Constitution provides that, once the Department begins accepting patient applications, those applications will be acted upon by the Department within 30 days after receipt.
$119 Renewal fee. Sign up fee costs $149 for the first year.
You may be eligible for medical marijuana if you have been diagnosed with one or more of the following severe debilitating or life-threatening conditions: cancer, HIV infection or AIDS, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury with spasticity, epilepsy, inflammatory bowel disease, neuropathy, Huntington’s disease, post-traumatic stress disorder, chronic pain (as defined by 10 NYCRR §1004.2(a)(8)(xi)), pain that degrades health and functional capability as an alternative to opioid use or substance use disorder.
The severe debilitating or life-threatening condition must also be accompanied by one or more of the following associated or complicating conditions: cachexia or wasting syndrome, severe or chronic pain, severe nausea, seizures, or severe or persistent muscle spasms, PTSD, or opioid use disorder.
The first step is speaking with your treating practitioner about whether the medical use of marijuana is appropriate for your condition.
If your practitioner determines it is an appropriate treatment for you and he or she is registered with the New York State Department of Health’s Medical Marijuana Program, he or she may issue you a certification for medical marijuana.
Additional conditions may be added by the Commissioner of Health, or they may be added in legislation.
The Commissioner must approve any form of medical marijuana. Approved forms include, but are not limited to: solid or semi-solid dosage forms (such as capsules, tablets, and lozenges), metered liquid or oil preparations (for vaporization or oral administration), metered ground plant preparations, and topicals and transdermal patches.
Under the law, smoking is not permitted and the regulations prohibit edibles. Please contact the registered organization directly to find out more about the products they have available.
The patient’s certifying practitioner must include the following information on the patient’s certification: the authorized brand and form of the approved medical marijuana, the administration method, and any limitations on the use of approved medical marijuana products.
If a practitioner has a recommendation regarding dosage, it should also be included on the certification, although a recommendation on dosage is not required. Moreover, the total amount of product that may be dispensed may not exceed a thirty-day supply.
Please visit the following link for information, including links to the Registered Organizations’ websites:Â Registered Organizations
A certified patient may receive medical marijuana products from any dispensing facility of any Registered Organization in New York State. For a list of locations in New York, please visit Registered Organizations.
No. Please contact the registered organization directly to learn more about the products they have available. Contact information may be found here:Â Registered Organizations.
Registered organizations must make available at least one brand that has an equal ratio of THC to CBD, and one brand with a low-THC-high-CBD ratio). Each Registered Organization will also offer other products that have varying ratios of THC to CBD.
The hours of operation for the dispensing facilities vary. Please contact or review the websites of the Registered Organizations for their dispensing facilities’ hours of operation by clicking here:Â Registered Organizations.
Registered Organizations may dispense up to a 30-day supply of medical marijuana to a certified patient or designated caregiver, pursuant to any recommendations or limitations made by the practitioner on the certification.
Registered Organizations report their medical marijuana dispensing to the New York State Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) database, so that prescribers may review their patients’ controlled substance histories and make informed treatment decisions.
Work with your certifying practitioner or a dispensing facility pharmacist to determine if a change in product, change in dose, or discontinuation of the product is appropriate.
If you are experiencing a life-threatening emergency, call 911 or go to an emergency room immediately. If you believe you are experiencing an adverse event that is not life-threatening from the approved medical marijuana product, contact your practitioner.
Certified patients or their designated caregivers should dispose of expired or unwanted medical marijuana products by adding water to the medical marijuana and then dirt, coffee grounds, ashes or another undesirable substance, prior to disposal in the trash, to avoid accidental or intentional misuse of the product.
During the patient registration process, a certified patient may designate up to two (2) caregivers who may obtain medical marijuana on his or her behalf.
After the patient’s application for registration is approved, the designated caregiver(s) must also register with the Department. Detailed information on designating and becoming a caregiver is available here:Â Information for Patients
Registered organizations may also offer a delivery service. Please contact the registered organizations directly to determine if delivery services are offered in your area.
No. Only certified patients with a New York State registry identification card may purchase approved medical marijuana products in New York State.
The Department requires independent laboratory testing for every brand of product to be tested for any contaminants and to ensure product consistency.
A list of laboratories approved for medical marijuana testing in New York and their contact information can be found by:
Additional information about each lab can be viewed by clicking on hyperlink for the Lab Name.
$99 Renewal fee. Sign up fee costs $149 for the first year.
Visit a certified physician on TeleLeafRX.com who can confirm that you have a qualifying condition for medical marijuana. The physician will create your profile in the Patient & Caregiver Registry.
Confirm and complete your registration for the program through the Patient & Caregiver Registry (see medical marijuana patient registration guide).
A patient must notify a certified physician that they would like you to serve as their caregiver. The physician will then create your profile in the Patient & Caregiver Registry. If the patient is a minor or has a court-appointed legal guardian, they must have a caregiver.
Confirm and complete your registration for the program through the Patient & Caregiver Registry (see “Completing Caregiver Registration” video on the patient and caregiver page). NOTE: Caregiver registration will be activated after approval by the Board of Pharmacy.
Caregivers may also temporarily apply for registration directly through the Board of Pharmacy using the process outlined here.
Follow the instructions found in the Quick Reference Guide – Registering With Indigent Or Veteran Status.
PLEASE NOTE: If a patient does not qualify for veteran or indigent status, their caregiver will not receive a registration fee reduction, even if the caregiver qualifies for special status.
Individuals seeking to qualify for a reduced registration fee due to a special status should not submit payment for their registration fee until their status, or the status of the patient they are associated with, is approved by the Board of Pharmacy.
The registration fee will be reduced once the Board receives necessary documentation and approves the special status. The Board will not issue any refunds for registration fees paid before special status approval.
The link found in the activation email will be active for 90 days. However, the link can only be accessed once.
No. By clicking the link in your activation email, you will be asked to create a password for your Registry profile. Once you create your password and choose your time zone, you will be logged into your Registry profile.
While the link in your activation email will no longer be active, you can log back into the Registry by visiting www.ohiomedicalmarijuanaregistry.com and entering your username (email address) and password.
If, after checking your junk and spam folders, you cannot find your activation email, please contact the MMCP by phone at 1-833-464-6627, or by email at MMCPRegistry@pharmacy.ohio.gov with your first name, last name, date of birth and preferred email address for your Registry profile so that a new registration link can be sent to you. Please refrain from submitting any additional identifying information.
No. Your username will be the email address associated with your account. Each Registrant account will have its own unique username.
Changing your email address will also change your username. Please be aware of any autofill settings your web browser may have.
No. Only caregivers who have been linked to a patient by the patient’s physician and have had their registration approved by the Board of Pharmacy are eligible to purchase medical marijuana on behalf of a patient(s).
Only if a patient registers using their caregiver’s email address. In that scenario, the patient’s registration cannot be activated until after the caregiver’s registrant profile is created, the caregiver is linked to the patient by the physician, and the caregiver’s registration is approved by the Board of Pharmacy. Otherwise, all registrants must use a unique email address for their account.
Individuals registering as a patient should use a trusted email address that can be easily accessed.
Please contact the MMCP by phone at 1-833-464-6627, or by email at MMCPRegistry@pharmacy.ohio.gov with your first name, last name, date of birth and preferred email address for your Registry profile so that a new registration link can be sent to you. Please refrain from submitting any additional identifying information.
On the Registry Details section of your Registry page, if you are registered as a patient, there is a tab that says “Caregivers”; if you are registered as a caregiver, there is a tab that says “Patients”. Click the tab, and the list of caregivers or patients will be displayed.
Certified physicians may recommend medical marijuana only for the treatment of a qualifying medical condition. Under Ohio law, qualifying medical conditions include all of the following: AIDS, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Alzheimer’s disease, cachexia, cancer, chronic traumatic encephalopathy, Crohn’s disease, epilepsy or another seizure disorder, fibromyalgia, glaucoma, hepatitis C, inflammatory bowel disease, multiple sclerosis, pain that is either chronic and severe or intractable, Parkinson’s disease, positive status for HIV, post-traumatic stress disorder, sickle cell anemia, spinal cord disease or injury, Tourette syndrome, traumatic brain injury, and ulcerative colitis.
Yes. All medical marijuana patients and their caregivers are required to register with the State Board of Pharmacy. More information on this process can be accessed here.
A patient or caregiver registration will be valid from the date of issuance and expire one year later, on the last day of the month it was issued.
No. The law prohibits the Board of Pharmacy, as well as licensed dispensaries, from making personal identifying information public. Physicians and those employed by dispensaries will be able to verify a patient or caregiver’s registration.
Medical marijuana will be available from retail dispensaries licensed by the Board of Pharmacy. A map of licensed dispensaries is available here.
The following forms of medical marijuana are authorized: oils, tinctures, plant material, edibles, lotions, creams, and patches.
The law prohibits the use of medical marijuana by smoking or combustion but does allow for vaporization (vaping).
The law prohibits any form that is attractive to children.
Yes. However, a certified physician may recommend treatment with medical marijuana only after obtaining the consent of a parent or another person responsible for providing consent to treatment. Minors are also required to have an adult caregiver.
No. The law prohibits the cultivation of medical marijuana for personal, family, or household use.
The amount of medical marijuana possessed by a registered patient or caregiver must not exceed a 90-day supply. Visit the patient and caregiver page for more information on how a 90-day supply is calculated.
Currently, Ohio does not recognize medical marijuana registry cards issued in other states. The law requires that the Board of Pharmacy attempt in good faith to negotiate and enter into reciprocity agreements with other states.
If Ohio does enter into a reciprocity agreement with another state, more information will be posted to the OMMCP website.
The following forms of medical marijuana are authorized: oils, tinctures, plant material, edibles, lotions, creams, and patches.
The law prohibits the use of medical marijuana by smoking or combustion but does allow for vaporization (vaping). The law prohibits any form that is attractive to children. Forms of medical marijuana are authorized in rule 3796:8-2-01 of the Ohio Administrative Code.
Yes. An individual may petition the Board of Pharmacy to approve an additional form or method of using medical marijuana. The petition form can be found by visiting: www.medicalmarijuana.ohio.gov/AddFormMethod.
REMINDER: The law prohibits any form or method considered attractive to children and the use of medical marijuana by smoking or combustion.
The amount of medical marijuana possessed by a registered patient or caregiver must not exceed a 90-day supply. Visit the patient and caregiver page for more information on how a 90-day supply is calculated.
The list of dispensary licenses which have received a Certificate of Operation from the State of Ohio Board of Pharmacy can be found here. https://www.medicalmarijuana.ohio.gov/DispensaryLocations
Visit the Ohio Department of Health’s Medical Marijuana website for more information.
$179 Renewal fee. Sign up fee costs $200 for the first year.
Once the application is submitted, it will be reviewed by the OMMA. If it is deemed complete and meets all requirements, program staff will mail an approval letter with the minor’s identification card within 14 business days of the application submission date.
If the application is incomplete due to unclear or missing information or documents, the applicant will receive email correspondence stating the reason(s) it is incomplete and will be able to log back in to the online account to make corrections. The patient’s submission date is the date the application is complete.
If the application is reviewed and denied because the applicant does not meet all the requirements, a denial letter stating the reason(s) for denial will be mailed to the applicant within 14 business days of submission.
Many retail stores have pre-paid MasterCard or Visa cards available for purchase.
Applicants who do not have access to a personal credit card may purchase one of these pre-paid MasterCard or Visa cards and load the amount of the licensing and processing fees at the store. The card may then be used for the online transaction.
If you have never received your card, and it has been 30 days since your application was approved, please log on to your OMMA portal and fill out a replacement card request. Please select “card never received” as your replacement request reason.
Please ensure your address is correct prior to submitting a replacement request. If your address is not correct, please first submit an update application request.
**Out-of-state temporary patients should call the OMMA call center at: (405) 522-6662**
Patients and caregivers who have received their card but need a replacement can now request replacement cards through the OMMA application portal. To request a replacement card, login to your account, select “create new application” and select “patient card replacement” or “caregiver card replacement.”
The request will be answered within 14 business days. Please ensure your address is correct prior to submitting your request. If your address is not correct, please submit an update application request. Please check your email for replacement card application status.
**Out-of-state temporary patients should call the OMMA call center at: (405) 522-6662**
Patients and caregivers can now make updates to their information through the OMMA application portal. To update your information, login to your account, select “create new application” and select “patient update” or “caregiver update.” Please check your email for update application status.
**Out-of-state temporary patients should call the OMMA call center at: (405) 522-6662**
A medical marijuana identification card and another form of identification should be presented any time you purchase medical marijuana at a dispensary or have marijuana taken to a processor to be concentrated. Law enforcement may also require your identification card to prove you are licensed to legally use and possess medical marijuana.
Minor patients and their identified parent/legal guardian should show the medical marijuana identification card and another form of identification to purchase medical marijuana at a dispensary or any time marijuana is taken to a processor to be put into concentrate. Law enforcement may also require individuals to show identification cards.
The Oklahoma State Department of Health established the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) to oversee the medical marijuana program.
This office receives all licensing applications related to medical marijuana, including patients, caregivers, growers, processors, dispensaries, and researchers.
All applications will be submitted electronically to the OMMA. Application information and requirements are available online at omma.ok.gov.
Once the application has been submitted, it will be reviewed by the OMMA. If it is deemed complete and meets all requirements, an approval letter with your license will be mailed within 14 business days of the application submission date.
If an application is incomplete due to unclear or missing information or documents, you will receive email correspondence stating the reason(s) it is incomplete. You will be able to log back in to your account to make corrections once you receive this email (but not before). The submission date is the date a complete application is provided.
If an application is reviewed and denied because all requirements have not been met, a denial letter stating the reason(s) for denial will be mailed within 14 business days of submission.
The standard application fee is $100. Individuals who provide acceptable proof of Medicaid (SoonerCare) or Medicare enrollment or status as a 100% disabled veteran will pay a reduced fee of $20.
Application fees must be paid by Visa, MasterCard, or Discover credit or debit card. An additional credit card processing fee will be added to the transaction. These application and processing fees are non-refundable. The payment will not be refunded for applications not approved.
Step 1: Check to ensure the correct billing address and zip code for the credit/debit card has been entered.
Step 2: Check to ensure the credit card number, expiration date, and CVV code is entered in the correct fields and in the correct format.
Step 3: If the information entered in steps 1 and 2 are correct, contact the issuing bank at the number located on the back of the card to investigate why the payment attempt was not successful. The issuing bank may need to increase your daily limit, or the issuing bank can provide instruction on how to make a successful payment.
Step 4: If the above steps are unsuccessful, try using a prepaid Visa, MasterCard, or Discover debit or credit card. Please note some prepaid cards charge an activation fee. Make sure to purchase a card with the correct amount that will cover the card activation, the application, and processing fees.
For a patient to get a license, Oklahomans age 18 and older must obtain a signed Adult Patient Physician Recommendation Form.
Oklahomans under the age of 18 must get two physicians’ signatures. This must be documented on the  Minor Patient Physician Recommendation Form.
Caregiver licenses are available for caregivers of certain patients who can provide documentation from a physician that they need a caregiver. This documentation is part of the Adult Patient Physician Recommendation Form and can be provided by you when you submit your application or at a later date by accessing your online account.
A patient can only have one licensed caregiver at a time, and the caregiver must submit an application meeting all requirements to receive a caregiver license.
This includes the requirement that the caregiver must provide a Caregiver Designation Form signed by you.
$99 Renewal fee. Sign up fee costs $129 for 2 years.
A person with an approved serious medical condition who is a Pennsylvania resident and is certified by a doctor participating in the program.
If you believe you have an approved serious medical condition, you will need to visit a TeleLeaf RX doctor to participate in the program. The doctor will certify that you have an approved serious medical condition and are eligible for medical cannabis.
All patients and caregivers must have proof of Pennsylvania residency in the form of a Pennsylvania driver’s license or a state issued ID card with their current address. Patients and caregivers must have a working email address.
After your information is validated, you will be prompted to create a username and password. When you have created the username and password, you will see a screen that displays your account information including your Patient ID number. You are now registered in the program. You will receive an email confirming your successful registration and detailing your next step, which is to obtain a patient certification from TeleLeaf.
A doctor approved by the Department of Health can issue a patient certification. The certification confirms that you have one of the 23 serious medical conditions, and that medical marijuana may benefit you. You need this certification to get your medical marijuana ID card.
Fill out the intake form and visit with one of our doctors
After the doctor certifies you in the system, you will receive an email confirmation with your next steps on how to pay for your medical marijuana ID card.
Visit the login page and log in as a returning user with the username and password that you created when you registered. Usernames and passwords are case-sensitive. Click the “make payment” tab and follow the prompts to enter payment information. A confirmation will appear when you have successfully paid for the medical marijuana ID card.
The fee for the patient or caregiver’s medical marijuana ID card is $50. Individuals who participate in the following government programs may qualify for a discounted medical marijuana ID card; Medicaid, PACE / PACENET, CHIP, SNAP, and WIC.
Please allow 7 days for printing from the date you paid for your ID card and 14 days to receive it in the mail. Your card will be mailed to the address in your patient profile.
Once you have received your medical marijuana ID card, you can purchase medical marijuana at any dispensary in Pennsylvania. Some dispensaries require an appointment for your first visit. View contact information and locations for all dispensaries.
$179 Renewal fee. Sign up fee costs $200 for the first year.
Yes, July 1, 2020, possession of authorized medical marijuana products by those registered to participate in the state’s program are provided explicit statutory legal protection.
Yes, there are four dispensaries open. Dharma Pharmaceuticals in Bristol, gLeaf in Richmond, Beyond-Hello in Manassas and Columbia Care in Portsmouth.
As of February 2021, four dispensaries are open. In 2017, Virginia approved a regulatory program for the in-state production of extraction-based medical marijuana products by five providers, initially, one per Health Service Area (HSA), who will grow, extract, dispense and deliver the products.
These licensed providers​ are called “pharmaceutical processors” in Code, and are simply vertically-integrated marijuana companies, meaning everything from growth through dispensation is done on one site by one company.
Additionally, 2020Â legislation allows the licensed processors to open an additional five “marijuana dispensing facilities” (dispensaries) in their Health Service Area.
Patients must bring a valid, government issued ID, their medical marijuana card issued by the Virginia Board of Pharmacy, and a printed copy of their unexpired written certification.
Only patients and registered agents may enter the dispensary. Children, spouses, and aids are not permitted unless they are registered.
A “90-day supply.” This is ultimately determined by the pharmacist in consultation with the patient.
Please visit How to Register for more information.
Fee is $50 for patients; $25 for parent/legal guardian or registered agent.
Email: pharmbd@dhp.virginia.gov
Phone: (804) 367-4444
Fax:Â (804) 527-4472
Virginia Board of Pharmacy
Perimeter Center
9960 Mayland Drive
Suite 300
Henrico, VA 23233-1463
$179 Renewal fee. Sign up fee costs $199 for the first year.
The first step is to register, please use this link to begin.Â
As soon as you complete registration, we’ll show you to the portal where your visitors can begin.Â
If there’s a particular provider that interests you or if something needs more clarification, use our chat widget for immediate service from one of our representatives.Â
Use the chat widget to schedule an appointment.
We will have a scheduling agent call you back to schedule your appointment. Please use the chat support function on our website to schedule your appointment time.
We can help you with registration. Click on our chat support below and we’ll help you navigate that process.
100% Refund If Not Approved. TeleLeaf has a very reputable program with high approval ratings. If you are not approved, a full refund will be issued.
Please allow 1-2 business days before reaching out to the pharmacy. We fax recommendations to them daily but most of the pharmacies take a day or two to process recommendations and set up the appointment with you.  If you have not heard from them after 2 business days, feel free to check in with them. If for some reason they say they have not received your recommendation, please call us and we will make sure to resend the fax ASAP.Â
Your medicine packaging acts as your card. Just like a prescription medication
