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In Connecticut, the Sanctuary Wellness Institute is an advocate for medical marijuana. We guide each of our clients through the entire medical marijuana card application process.
For you to obtain a Connecticut cannabis card, a certified doctor must evaluate your qualifying condition(s) and determine if you meet the state's requirements. Following approval, this physician will submit a certificate recommending medical cannabis use to the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection (DCP). Finding the right doctor to certify your condition can be difficult, but the Sanctuary can help.
The Sanctuary Wellness Institute provides CT medical marijuana card evaluations. Call (203) 951-5191 to learn more about our telemedicine services and to make an appointment with a Connecticut medical marijuana doctor. There is no need for a prior evaluation to meet with one of our certified physicians.
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Medical Marijuana Doctor in Connecticut | Telemedicine at The Sanctuary
157 Church St
New Haven, CT 06510
Phone: (203) 951-5191
Get on I-91 S in North Haven from CT-22 W/Clintonville Rd and Blakeslee Ave 6 min (3.2 mi) Head west on CT-22 W/Clintonville Rd toward Great Oak Rd 1.7 mi Turn right onto Bassett Rd 0.2 mi Turn left onto Blakeslee Ave 0.8 mi Turn right onto Washington Ave 0.2 mi Turn left to merge onto I-91 S toward New Haven 0.3 mi Follow I-91 S to Oak Street Connector in New Haven. Take exit 1 from I-91 S 8 min (8.4 mi) Merge onto I-91 S 8.1 mi Take exit 1 toward MLK Blvd/Downtown/New Haven 0.3 mi Continue on Oak Street Connector. Drive to Church St 3 min (0.9 mi) Continue onto Oak Street Connector 0.3 mi Use the right 2 lanes to turn slightly right toward State Rd 34 W 381 ft Continue onto State Rd 34 W 423 ft Continue onto N Frontage Rd/M.L.K. Jr. Blvd 243 ft Turn right onto Church St Destination will be on the right 0.3 mi
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Our courteous staff will schedule your appointment and explain the steps required to obtain a medical marijuana card in Connecticut.
Your appointment will last approximately 15 minutes. During your evaluation, your doctor will examine your condition and, if appropriate, issue a certificate to the DCP indicating that you are eligible for the state's medical marijuana program. Be sure to provide a valid email address!
The DCP will send you an email with additional application instructions once you have received your certification. You must submit proof of Connecticut residency (such as a utility bill or rent statement), upload a copy of your government-issued ID, and pay a $100 fee to complete your application online.
Our mission is to advocate for medical cannabis patients and guide prospective applicants through the registration process in their respective states. We provide our services to residents of multiple states who are interested in medical marijuana. Our licensed physicians are authorized to certify patients throughout the state of Connecticut, including in Hartford, New Haven, and Milford.
The use of telemedicine to certify patients for medical marijuana cards is now legal in Connecticut. Our staff members at the Sanctuary are happy to set up a virtual appointment for you with one of our doctors. To meet with one of our licensed physicians, you do not need to undergo a prior doctor's evaluation.
During your appointment, your doctor will assess your condition(s) and determine whether you meet the state's medical marijuana requirements. If your doctor believes you would benefit from marijuana use, they will issue you a certificate. Once your information has been entered into the system, you can proceed with the application process on the DCP website.
Call us at (203) 951-5191 to set up a virtual meeting with a doctor.
With the passage of House Bill 5389 in 2012, medical marijuana became legal in Connecticut. This law established the medical cannabis program in the state, as well as rules for patients, dispensaries, and physicians. The state's first dispensary opened in South Windsor in 2014. Since 2011, when then-Governor Dannel Malloy signed Senate Bill 1014, Connecticut has decriminalized the possession of small amounts of marijuana.
Call (203) 951-5191 with any questions and to schedule your evaluation!
In order to be eligible to receive an official Connecticut medical marijuana card, you must be diagnosed with one of the following qualifying conditions:
The state takes up to 30 business days to review qualifying patient applications. Upon approval of your application, you’ll be emailed your permanent medical marijuana registration certificate.
The state charges a $100 registration fee for prospective medical marijuana cardholders. That fee does not include the cost of your appointment with a medical marijuana doctor.
To qualify for a medical marijuana registration certificate, a patient must be:
No, Connecticut does not currently recognize anxiety as a qualifying condition for prospective medical marijuana patients.
No, the state of Connecticut does not currently include depression in its list of qualifying conditions for prospective medical marijuana patients.
Our mission is to provide easily accessible health and wellness services to help our patients live their best lives.