Head west on W Broad St toward S 7th St. Turn right onto PA-309 N/N West End Blvd. Get on I-78 W/PA-309 N. Keep left to stay on PA-309 N. Use any lane to merge onto I-78 W/PA-309 N via the ramp to Harrisburg/Tamaqua. Follow I-78 W/PA-309 N to S Cedar Crest Blvd in Salisbury Township. Take exit 55 from I-78 W/PA-309 N. Merge onto I-78 W/PA-309 N. Take exit 55 for PA-29/Cedar Crest Boulevard. Continue on S Cedar Crest Blvd. Take PA-222 N/Hamilton Blvd to W Allen St in Allentown. Turn right onto S Cedar Crest Blvd (signs for Allentown). Turn right onto PA-222 N/Hamilton Blvd. Turn left onto S Ott St. Turn right onto W Allen St. Our office will be on the right.

Get on US-22 W from S 9th St and Wood Ave. Head north on S 9th St toward Ferry St. Turn left onto Wood Ave. Turn left to stay on Wood Ave. Turn right onto the US 22 W/Bethlehem 10 ramp. Follow US-22 W to Mauch Chunk Rd in South Whitehall Township. Take the exit toward 15th Street from US-22 W. Merge onto US-22 W. Take the exit toward 15th Street. Take N 19th St to W Allen St in Allentown. Turn right onto Mauch Chunk Rd. Turn left onto Stanley St. Turn left onto N 19th St. Turn right onto W Allen St. Our office will be on the left.

Head north on Trexlertown Rd 0.7 mi Turn right to merge onto US-222 N toward Allentown 3.9 mi Continue onto PA-222 N/Hamilton Blvd Pass by Perkins Restaurant & Bakery (on the right in 1 mi) 2.0 mi Turn left onto S Ott St 0.6 mi Turn right onto W Allen St Destination will be on the right 0.9 mi.

Prospective medical marijuana patients in Pennsylvania are not required to undergo a background check. However, those applying to be caregivers must complete one and cannot have been convicted of a criminal offense involving the sale or possession of drugs, narcotics, or any other controlled substance within the last five years.

Yes, working with The Sanctuary allows you to complete the entire process of obtaining an MMJ card online. One of our doctors will meet with you virtually to certify you for medical cannabis, and then you can complete the registration process on the Pennsylvania Department of Health's website.

Yes, any qualifying minor can use medical cannabis as long as a registered caregiver purchases it on their behalf.

The Pennsylvania Department of Health charges $50 for a medical marijuana card. This fee is the same for patients and caregivers. You may be eligible for a free MMJ card if you are enrolled in a government program such as Medicaid, PACE/PACENET, CHIP, SNAP, or WIC.

Once you have registered with the Department of Health and paid the registration fee, you should receive your medical card in the mail within two weeks.

No, you must have a valid MMJ card and photo ID to enter any Pennsylvania dispensary.

As a PA medical marijuana patient, you are permitted to possess up to a 90-day supply of medical cannabis products at a time.

Whether you can use your Pennsylvania MMJ card in another state will depend on that state’s reciprocity laws. Some states honor out-of-state medical cards, while others don’t.

No, Pennsylvania has not legalized recreational cannabis.

To renew your Pennsylvania MMJ card, you must get recertified by a medical marijuana doctor, which you can do through The Sanctuary, then pay the state's $50 renewal fee.