Apply for Your
Missouri
Medical Marijuana Card
Make an Appointment with a Licensed Medical Marijuana Doctor in MISSOURI and get Approved TODAY!
Have questions or prefer to schedule on the phone? Call or text us: (484) 346-5140.
Virtual Appointments are Available
It is our mission to advocate for medical cannabis patients and to assist prospective applicants in navigating the registration process in their respective states. We offer our services to residents of multiple states applying for medical marijuana programs, including Missouri.
Arkansas has authorized the use of telemedicine to certify patients for medical marijuana cards. At the Sanctuary, our staff members are available to schedule a virtual appointment for you with one of our doctors. You do not need to have a prior doctor's evaluation to meet with our licensed physicians.
During your appointment, your doctor will evaluate your condition and determine if you meet the state’s requirements for medical marijuana use. If your physician believes you would benefit from marijuana use, they will submit a certificate to the Pennsylvania DHSS as soon as possible. Once your information is in the system, you can continue the application process on the DHSS website.
Simply call us at 484-346-5140 to arrange a virtual meeting with a physician.
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How It Works
There are a few forms that you will need to submit in order to get a Missouri medical marijuana card. The first is an application form, which you can find on the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services website. You will also need to provide a copy of your driver’s license or state ID, as well as proof of residency in Missouri. Finally, you will need to provide documentation of your chronic pain condition.
To register in Missouri, you will need to fill out a form and provide proof of your chronic pain condition. The application for a medical marijuana card will allow you to access cannabis from a licensed dispensary.
To begin the process of getting a Missouri medical marijuana card, you will need to submit an application. If you’re not quite sure how to go about this, don’t worry—the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services website has a lot of helpful instructions.
All you have to do is follow their instructions and fill out the form with your personal information, as well as a copy of your driver's license or state ID. The last step is to provide proof of your chronic pain condition with documentation from a healthcare provider.
These days, it has become more and more important for people to explore their options when it comes to pain management. A new study shows that medical marijuana may be an effective way to treat chronic pain without the risks of other options such as prescription medications or surgeries.
Fortunately for residents of Missouri, the state of Missouri offers medical marijuana to people with qualifying conditions who register and submit an application. Read on to learn more about obtaining a Missouri medical marijuana card.
The state of Missouri currently lists a wide variety of medical conditions that qualify patients for medical marijuana treatment. If you have a qualifying condition, your physician will be able to provide you with a written recommendation that will allow you to apply for a medical marijuana card.
Here are the qualifying conditions for which Missouri allows:
In order to qualify for a Missouri medical marijuana card, you must be a resident of Missouri and at least 18 years old.
In order to get a medical marijuana card in Missouri, you must provide documentation from your physician stating that you have a qualifying medical condition. Some of the most common qualifying conditions include cancer, HIV/AIDS, Alzheimer's disease, and chronic pain.
If you have a qualifying condition, your physician will be able to recommend medical marijuana as a treatment option. You can then use this recommendation to apply for a medical marijuana card.
To get a medical marijuana card in Missouri, you have to get evaluated by a physician who is licensed to recommend medical marijuana. During this evaluation, your physician will review your medical history and determine whether or not medical marijuana is the right treatment option for you.
For convenience’s sake, book a telehealth appointment to undergo this evaluation.
If your physician determines that you qualify for medical marijuana, they will provide you with a written recommendation. This recommendation will allow you to apply for a medical marijuana card.
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