Medical Marijuana Doctor Newtown, PA | Medical Marijuana Card PA

Get Your Medical Marijuana Card in PA

277 N Sycamore St, Newtown, PA 18940

Since 2018, The Sanctuary Wellness Medical Marijuana Doctors of Newtown, PA have assisted thousands of people with getting medical marijuana cards and accessing the treatment they need.

According to a recent survey of our patients, respondents reported using medical cannabis for conditions or symptoms including anxiety and pain.

The Sanctuary Wellness Institute telehealth connects Pennsylvania residents with Pennsylvania Department of Health–approved physicians who can evaluate patients for eligibility for the Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana Card Program.

All medical marijuana certifications are completed by independent, PA-licensed physicians. If approved, the physician submits your certification directly to the Pennsylvania Department of Health (DOH).

The Sanctuary Wellness Institute does not print or mail medical marijuana ID cards. Card issuance, state payment, and portal access are handled directly between you and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania through the DOH patient portal.

How to Apply for a Medical Marijuana Card in PA

Appointment → Physician Evaluation → Submission → Card Arrival

Schedule an Evaluation With One of Our Doctors

Appointments are available statewide for eligible Pennsylvania patients with a PA-licensed physician registered to participate in the Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana Program. The $149 fee ($79 for renewals) covers your consultation, physician evaluation, and certification review to determine eligibility. The Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana Program annual ID card fee is paid separately to the Pennsylvania Department of Health.

Step 2 to get a medical marijuana card in pa

Meet With a Medical Marijuana Certification Doctor

The physician reviews your medical history, current conditions, and eligibility for the PA Medical Marijuana Program. If eligible, the physician submits your certification to the Pennsylvania Department of Health (DOH).

Step three: pennsylvania medical marijuana card

Complete Registration and Receive Your Card

After your certification is submitted, pay the Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana Program annual ID card fee, if applicable. The standard fee is $50, while qualifying participants in certain government programs may receive a no-cost ID card.

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Address: 277 N Sycamore St, Newtown, PA 18940
Phone: (267) 352-3729

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Monday	9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday	9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday	9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday	9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday	9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday	Closed
Sunday	Closed

Directions to Our Newtown Office

From Doylestown, take PA-611 S toward Willow Grove.
• Merge onto PA-202 S (Doylestown Bypass) toward New Hope/West Chester.
• Continue on PA-202 S, passing Doylestown Hospital and commercial areas including Doylestown Pointe Plaza.
• Follow PA-202 S and take the exit for PA-413 S toward Newtown.
• Drive south on PA-413; along the way, you’ll pass near Tyler State Park and Newtown Athletic Club as you approach town.
• In Newtown, turn left onto Washington Ave, then turn right onto N Sycamore St.
• The Sanctuary ( 277 N Sycamore St) will be on the right, near shops and dining in downtown Newtown.

From Yardley, take I‑295 W toward Newtown.
• Use Exit 8 for Newtown/Yardley and merge onto PA‑332 W (Newtown Bypass).
• Continue on PA‑332 W toward Newtown. Along the way you’ll pass near the Garden of Reflection 9/11 Memorial and local shopping plazas on the bypass.
• At the Newtown area, follow signs for State St/Washington Ave into town.
• Turn right onto N Sycamore St.
• The Sanctuary ( 277 N Sycamore St) will be on the right, near shops and restaurants in downtown Newtown.

From Langhorne, take US‑1 N toward Morrisville/Newtown.
• As you join US‑1 by the Oxford Valley area, you’ll pass Sesame Place and Oxford Valley Mall to the west.
• Use the exit for PA‑413 N (Langhorne/Newtown) and continue north toward Newtown.
• Along PA‑413, you’ll pass near Core Creek Park and seasonal events at Shady Brook Farm (to the east).
• Continue straight into the Newtown area; follow signs for Washington Ave/State St downtown.
• Turn left onto N Sycamore St (you’ll be just past the Newtown Athletic Club area and not far from Tyler State Park).
• The Sanctuary ( 277 N Sycamore St) will be on the right amid shops and restaurants in downtown Newtown.

What Are the Qualifying Conditions in Pennsylvania

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
Anxiety disorders
Autism
Cancer, including remission therapy
Chronic Hepatitis C
Crohn's disease
Damage to the nervous tissue of the central nervous system (brain-spinal cord) with objective neurological indication of intractable spasticity, and other associated neuropathies
Dyskinetic and spastic movement disorders
Epilepsy
Glaucoma
HIV/AIDS
Huntington's disease
Inflammatory bowel disease

Intractable seizures
Multiple sclerosis
Neurodegenerative diseases
Neuropathies
Opioid use disorder for which conventional therapeutic interventions are contraindicated or ineffective, or for which adjunctive therapy is indicated in combination with primary therapeutic interventions
Parkinson's disease
Post-traumatic stress disorder
Severe chronic or intractable pain of neuropathic origin or severe chronic or intractable pain
Sickle cell anemia
Terminal illness
Tourette syndrome

Pennsylvania recognizes 24 serious medical conditions. An approved practitioner can issue a patient certification only if the patient has one of the serious medical conditions listed by the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The Department has also approved two conditions as a "serious medical condition limited to Chapter 20 research purposes only" under the act:

Moderate to severe traumatic brain injury (TBI) with chronic symptoms
Type II diabetes mellitus

Source: PA Department of Health – Register for the Medical Marijuana Program

Medical marijuana card cost in Pennsylvania

How Much Does a PA Medical Marijuana Card Cost

Fee Type	Paid To
Physician evaluation (new patient)	Sanctuary / Physician – $149
Physician evaluation (renewal)	Sanctuary / Physician – $79
PA MMJ card fee (State fee)*	Department of Health - $50

* State fees are paid directly to the PA Department of Health and are not controlled by The Sanctuary Wellness Institute. Some patients participating in Medicaid, PACE/PACENET, CHIP, SNAP, or WIC may qualify for a $0 state fee.

Meet Our PA-Licensed Physicians

All physicians are licensed in Pennsylvania and registered with the PA Medical Marijuana Physician Registry. They follow all Department of Health requirements to ensure your evaluation is compliant with state regulations.

Dr. Heather Moday Medical Marijuana Doctor

Dr. Heather Moday, MD

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Dr. Christopher Hall, MD

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Hear from Our Clients

Rated 5 stars based on 420 Google patient reviews

They are great. Good communication, the doctor was nice, and the whole process is smooth. Will continue to use them every year.

Jane M.

The process was easy. I spoke to the doctor and he confirmed that it was helping me. This is a great place with great people.

Mary B.

Although I have anxiety, it was so easy to navigate and a quick return call from the doctor was awesome. Thank you!️

Judy P.

PA Medical Marijuana Card Renewal

Pennsylvania medical marijuana patient certifications can remain valid for up to one year, depending on the certification period set by the practitioner. Before your certification expires, you must obtain a new certification from a registered practitioner to continue participating in the program. The Pennsylvania Department of Health also requires an annual program payment unless you qualify for a fee reduction. Learn more about renewing your medical marijuana card

Understanding the Potential Side Effects of Medical Marijuana

Chronic or heavy use of medical marijuana may lead to long-term health effects. These can differ based on the method of consumption, frequency of use, and the THC-to-CBD ratio. Long-term side effects may include:

Respiratory issues: Pennsylvania does not permit medical marijuana to be smoked. Under the Medical Marijuana Act (Act 16), dry leaf may be dispensed for vaporization only – combustion is prohibited, and a medical marijuana ID card does not protect a patient who smokes. This matters clinically because smoking cannabis can harm lung tissue and increase respiratory symptoms such as cough and bronchitis. Patients should use only the forms and methods permitted under Pennsylvania law and follow their healthcare professional's guidance.
Tolerance and dependence: Over time, frequent users may develop tolerance, requiring higher doses for the same therapeutic effect. In some cases, mild withdrawal symptoms—such as irritability, sleep problems, or cravings—can occur upon discontinuation.
Cognitive impact: Prolonged use, particularly starting at a young age, may affect learning, memory, and concentration.
Mental health concerns: Individuals predisposed to anxiety, depression, or psychotic disorders may experience worsened symptoms with high-THC cannabis use.

The potential benefits and risks of cannabis vary by patient, condition, product, THC concentration, dosage, and method of administration. Patients should discuss these factors with a qualified healthcare professional.

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Frequently Asked Questions

To get a medical marijuana card in Bucks County, first register with Pennsylvania’s Medical Marijuana Program. Next, see an approved practitioner who can certify that you have an approved serious medical condition and are eligible for medical marijuana. After your certification is submitted, pay for your medical marijuana ID card through the Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana Program. The Sanctuary Wellness Institute can guide you through the certification process.

After you receive your Pennsylvania medical marijuana card, you can purchase products at any licensed dispensary in the state. In Bucks County, popular options include Curaleaf in Langhorne, Verilife in Bristol, and Trulieve in Sellersville. Your card also allows you to shop at dispensaries throughout Pennsylvania, so you’re not limited to just Bucks County locations.

No. A referral from your primary care doctor is not required. To participate in Pennsylvania’s Medical Marijuana Program, you must obtain a patient certification from an approved practitioner who determines that you have an approved serious medical condition and are eligible for medical marijuana.

To renew your medical marijuana card in Bucks County, obtain a new patient certification from a registered practitioner before your current certification expires. Pennsylvania’s Medical Marijuana Program will notify you by email 60 days before your patient certification and ID card expire. Once your new certification is submitted, a new medical marijuana ID card will be printed and mailed to you as long as your annual payment is up to date. The annual payment is made once every 12 months and may have a different due date from your certification renewal.

To become a caregiver in Bucks County, register with Pennsylvania’s Medical Marijuana Program and complete a criminal background check. Caregivers generally must be at least 21 years old and Pennsylvania residents. If approved to serve as a caregiver, pay for your caregiver ID card. Once you receive your ID card and are linked to a patient, you can pick up medical marijuana at a Pennsylvania dispensary on the patient’s behalf.

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