New Patients Only $199
Renewals Only $99
Make an Appointment with a Licensed Medical Marijuana Doctor in Sarasota, FL and get Approved TODAY!
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Call or text us: (941) 953-8772
Online appointments to renew are available!
The Sanctuary Wellness Institute Medical Marijuana Doctors are advocates for patients throughout Florida. We guide our clients through the entire process of obtaining a Florida medical marijuana card.
No prior evaluation is required to meet with our certified physician. Call us today at (941) 953-8772 to schedule your appointment.
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| Full refund if not approved |  |
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| Knowledgeable and helpful phone support | |
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| No transfer fee | |
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| No flower request fee | |
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| No extra paperwork fee | |
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| No exemption request fee | |
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| Renewals every 7 months | |
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You need a certification from an authorized Florida doctor in order to obtain an official Florida cannabis card. Our helpful staff will schedule your appointment with a licensed doctor and walk you through the process of obtaining medical marijuana in Florida.
To obtain a Florida MMJ card, you will need a recommendation from a licensed doctor. Only patients with specific medical conditions like multiple sclerosis or chronic pain are permitted to use cannabis in Florida. You and your Florida cannabis doctor will discuss your qualifying condition(s) during your appointment, and they will determine whether you qualify for medical marijuana treatment in Florida.
You can submit Florida's medical marijuana application online or by mail after your marijuana doctor enters your data into the MMUR. You will be required to submit a passport-style photo, payment, and proof of residency. Your request for a Florida cannabis card will be approved or rejected by the OMMU after it has reviewed your application.
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Medical Marijuana Doctor in Sarasota, FL
2065 Siesta Dr.
Sarasota, FL 34239
Phone: (941) 953-8772
Head east on Golf Course Dr toward N Tuttle Ave Restricted usage road 0.3 mi Turn right onto N Tuttle Ave 4.7 mi At the traffic circle, take the 3rd exit onto Southgate Cir/S Tuttle Ave 197 ft Southgate Cir/S Tuttle Ave turns slightly right and becomes Siesta Dr 1.0 mi Turn right 75 ft Turn right Destination will be on the left 249 ft
Head south on Amanda Dr toward Webber St 230 ft Turn right onto Webber St 2.6 mi Turn left onto S Shade Ave 0.4 mi Turn right onto Siesta Dr 0.4 mi Turn right 75 ft Turn right Destination will be on the left 249 ft
Head north on Midnight Pass Rd toward County Rd 789 Alt 1.8 mi Slight right onto State Hwy 758/Higel Ave Continue to follow State Hwy 758 2.3 mi Continue onto Siesta Dr 0.3 mi Turn left 75 ft Turn right Destination will be on the left 249 ft
Watch our quick tutorial on how to register with the State for medical marijuana in FL.
Florida's medical marijuana identification cards are valid for a full year after being issued. Before their cards expire, patients have 45 days to renew them. You won't be allowed to use your card if you don't do this since the state will consider it delinquent. You can renew your MMJ card by mail or online.
Every seven months or 210 days, patients in Florida must set up a recertification appointment with a medical marijuana doctor. There are both in-person and online consultations available.
Follow these steps to renew your Florida medicinal marijuana card:
Within 10 business days of receiving online applications, the OMMU reviews them.
In Florida, MMJ cards are issued by the OMMU. Anyone in Florida who satisfies the state's standards may apply for certification.
The name of an adult caregiver must be listed in both the application and the MMUR for applicants under the age of 18. The only people who are allowed to purchase medical marijuana on behalf of minors are caregivers.
Only 2.5 ounces of smokable marijuana can be purchased and kept at one time by medical marijuana users. Your doctor can file an OMMU Request for Exception Form on your behalf if they think you need further care.
Visit the Office of Medical Marijuana Use.
Call (941) 953-8772 with any questions and to schedule your evaluation!
The following are state-approved conditions that qualify patients:
To enroll in the state registry and obtain your card, you must consult a qualified medical marijuana doctor and complete an online or paper application. Physicians must opt into the program and complete specialized training to qualify as medical marijuana providers. Your current doctor may not be eligible to enroll you in the registry.
The Sanctuary team is knowledgeable about current Florida medical marijuana laws and experienced in the application process. We can refer you to a qualified doctor who can issue your certification and guide you through each step of the application process. Submitting a strong application will secure the quickest possible approval.
In Florida, there are three charges involved with obtaining a medical marijuana card:
1. Initial Medical Marijuana Doctor Consultation
For new patients, the initial consultation costs $199.
2. Application Charges
In addition to the evaluation fee The State of Florida charges a $75 application fee. Renewal applications cost $75 as well. A $2.75 convenience fee is applied to online payments.
3. Recertification Fees for Doctors
Every seven months, patients must receive recertification from a medicinal marijuana doctor. Recertifying your card with us is $99.
While you can complete your application online, you must meet in person with an authorized medical marijuana doctor. Online applications have a faster approval time and fewer supporting document requirements than paper applications.
Online applications usually receive approval in 10 business days. Paper applications take 15 business days or longer due to postal delivery. Inaccurate and incomplete applications require correction and resubmission, thereby delaying the approval process.
No. If you have a state-recognized qualifying condition and your physician enrolls you in the registry, getting approved only requires a complete and accurate application.
You only need to provide the demographic information required on the application, a passport-style photo, proof of residency documentation, and payment. If you apply online, the state uses the data on file with the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles for your photo and proof of residency, further simplifying the process.
No. Recreational marijuana is illegal in Florida. Dispensaries prioritize patient privacy and safety. Staff members verify ID and patient status before allowing anyone inside a marijuana treatment center.
No. You cannot smoke medical marijuana in public or in an indoor workplace. Florida also forbids the use of medical cannabis in state correctional institutions and on the grounds of preschools, primary schools, and secondary schools.
You can only smoke marijuana in your residence or another private location with the owner's permission.
While anxiety is not on the list of approved conditions, your doctor may issue a certification if they consider it comparable to one of those on the list.
During your medical marijuana consultation, be forthcoming and direct with your provider about how your anxiety symptoms impact your life. This will give them a clear understanding of your condition and how medical marijuana could help treat it.
Our mission is to provide easily accessible health and wellness services to help our patients live their best lives.