Ohio medical marijuana card questions

Ohio residents 18 or older with one of the 21 qualifying conditions in Ohio law. Your physician decides whether you qualify.

Yes. Ohio law allows the physician’s exam by telehealth, and the registration is completed online.

They help and your physician may ask for them. If another doctor diagnosed you, your physician can confirm it from your records.

Yes. Patients under 18 need a parent’s consent and a registered caregiver; we see adults only.

$149 for a new evaluation and $129 to renew. Ohio’s current registration rule sets no state fee.

We refund your evaluation fee in full, with no deductions and no no-show fee.

No. You pay the evaluation fee directly.

An Ohio-licensed physician with a Certificate to Recommend from the State Medical Board of Ohio. Their names and license numbers are on our doctors page.

Your physician reviews your history and medicines, examines you, checks Ohio’s prescription monitoring report, and explains the risks and benefits.

If you qualify, your physician submits it to the Ohio registry right after your visit.

The registry emails you an activation link after your physician submits your registration. Click it, check your details and accept the legal statement.

At the official registry sign-in, ohiomedicalmarijuanaregistry.com/logins/sign_in. We can’t see or manage your registry account.

One year. You can renew up to 30 days before it expires, after a new recommendation from your physician.

No. Ohio law makes registry information that identifies patients confidential, and it is not a public record.

Please don’t. Email contact@marijuanacardoh.com for questions about booking or billing, and share medical details with your physician in your visit.