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Obtaining a Pennsylvania medical marijuana card at the Sanctuary is as easy as 1, 2, 3. We seek to make this procedure as stress-free as possible by helping you obtain the therapy you deserve.
You may book your appointment with The Sanctuary Wellness Institute using our online booking system or by calling us. All appointments for PA residents are done using Telehealth.
Our friendly phone staff members are available to schedule your evaluation with a qualifying physician and answer any questions you have about the process. Simply give us a call at (717) 925-0646 to learn more about the Pennsylvania medical marijuana program and begin your registration.
The first thing that you will need to do to receive a Pennsylvania cannabis card is to register online. To complete your registration, you will need to provide your driver's license or ID card as proof of Pennsylvania residency. Make sure that this document lists your correct address. Once you complete your patient profile, the system will give you an ID number that your doctor will need to upload your certification. Save this ID number and bring it with you to your appointment.
Next, you will need to receive certification for a medical marijuana card from a doctor who has been certified with the PA Department of Health. For your convenience, you can schedule a telehealth appointment with one of The Sanctuary’s medical marijuana doctors. Your meeting will be brief, in which you will spend 10 to 15 minutes discussing your health concerns and any questions you might have regarding the use of medical marijuana. If your doctor decides that you qualify, they will give your certification that same day.
Your doctor will update your patient information on the Pennsylvania Department of Health's database once you have been certified for medical marijuana. Following that, the DOH will send you an email with further advice on how to finish your registration. After that, you must log back into the patient system and pay a $50 registration charge. The Department of Health will then mail your medical marijuana card to the address on the driver's license or ID card you used to register.
After receiving your medical marijuana card in the mail, you may purchase medicinal marijuana from any licensed dispensary in Pennsylvania. You can buy a 30-day supply of cannabis at a time. We recommend that you meet with a trained dispensary pharmacist at your first session so that they can recommend the best items to treat your condition(s).
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In Pennsylvania, the Sanctuary Wellness Institute is an advocate for medical marijuana. We guide our clients through the whole medical marijuana card application procedure.
If you are seeking an appointment for a medical marijuana card evaluation in Harrisburg, the Sanctuary Wellness Institute can help. We are currently scheduling telemedicine appointments with qualified Pennsylvania physicians who are licensed to certify patients for a cannabis card.
No prior evaluation is required to meet with our certified physician. Call us today at (717) 925-0646 or book your appointment online to schedule your telehealth appointment.
To obtain a cannabis card in Pennsylvania, you will need to receive a patient certification from a physician approved by the Pennsylvania Department of Health. At the Sanctuary, we aim to make this process as simple and seamless as possible.
We work with qualified medical marijuana doctors who are licensed by the state of Pennsylvania to lawfully certify their patients for medical marijuana. An appointment with our network of physicians does not require a previously scheduled doctor's consultation.
Simply book online or call (717) 925-0646 to to arrange schedule an appointment with a certified medical marijuana doctor. Our friendly phone staff will gladly answer any questions you may have about the process.
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf signed Senate Bill 3, popularly known as the Medical Marijuana Act, on April 17, 2016. This law made the sale, possession, and use of medical cannabis lawful, as well as the creation of a patient and caregiver registry. You must be a Pennsylvania resident and get a certification from a registered physician to obtain a medical marijuana card in Pennsylvania. You must also have one of the major medical illnesses listed in Senate Bill 3, such as Crohn's disease or post-traumatic stress disorder.
Call (717) 925-0646 with any questions and to schedule your evaluation!
In order to be eligible to receive an official Pennsylvania medical marijuana card, you must be diagnosed with one of the following qualifying conditions:
Watch our quick tutorial on how to register with the State for medical marijuana in PA.
It's not difficult to renew your medical marijuana card in Pennsylvania. It is simply necessary to receive an updated certificate and pay the renewal charge. You can remain a patient for as long as you like after enrolling in the state's registry.
To acquire cannabis from a dispensary in Pennsylvania, your certification must be renewed every 12 months. Every patient must undergo a reassessment to guarantee medical marijuana is still safe and effective in each particular case.
You will receive an email 60 days before your certificate expires reminding you to renew it. You can then schedule an appointment with one of the Sanctuary's authorized medical marijuana doctors online. This visit will be similar to your first consultation.
In addition, 30 days before your renewal payment is due, the Department of Health will send you an email reminder. You can then log in to your account and make sure you have a valid payment method on file. If you pay your $50 renewal charge within 30 days of receiving this notice, your card will not expire.
Your doctor will inquire about your symptoms as well as your reaction to medical marijuana treatment. Based on your own experiences, you can ask questions concerning subjects like dosing and side effects. Your certification will be sent to the state's registry by your doctor. It will connect to your account immediately.
Make sure to check your address on file is correct. If your doctor's certificate is current and your payment is accepted, the state will automatically mail you a replacement card.
A Pennsylvania medical marijuana card costs $50. The state collects payment electronically through the online account you use to register as a patient. The state begins processing your application upon receipt of your fee.
Individuals enrolled in Medicaid, PACE/PACENET, CHIP, SNAP, or WIC may qualify for a free card.
Cards are valid for one year. Annual renewals cost $50 and are also paid using your online account. The state sends reminder emails 30 days before your card expires.
No. You can only enter a dispensary by showing both a valid photo ID and a valid Pennsylvania medical marijuana card. Dispensaries are secure facilities that only allow registered patients and caregivers inside.
When the Department of Health receives your $50 registration fee, it begins processing your application. Cards can be mailed within five days. Shipping times are influenced by application volume and USPS operations.
If you do not get your card within three weeks of your payment date, the Department of Health recommends that you order a card through the "Profile Settings" option on your online account.
Under Pennsylvania law, you can purchase and possess up to a 90-day supply of medical marijuana from a dispensary. The doctor who issued your certification for medical cannabis defines your 90-day amount.
Be open and detailed about your symptoms during your medical marijuana consultation to ensure the provider makes the best dosage recommendation. Purchases are logged and tracked in an electronic system to ensure you stay within your purchase limit.
No. Home cultivation of medical marijuana is illegal in Pennsylvania. Violation of such state laws can result in loss of patient status, fines, and even imprisonment.
No–medical marijuana can only be smoked in private, enclosed spaces in PA. Patients caught smoking in public spaces can be fined and receive a misdemeanor charge.