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Since 2019, The Sanctuary Wellness Institute has assisted tens of thousands of people with obtaining medical marijuana cards and getting the treatment they need.
The Sanctuary helps Ohio residents obtain medical marijuana cards, starting with an evaluation by one of our certified physicians.
Our phone team is happy to answer your questions and make sure you have all of the necessary information to apply for an MMJ card. Contact us at 484-346-5140 to schedule an evaluation today.
Book online or call us at 484-346-5140 to schedule an appointment with one of The Sanctuary’s licensed medical marijuana doctors.
Create an account on the Ohio Medical Marijuana Registry's website and activate your MMJ card. The state charges a nominal one-cent fee.
Once you activate your card, you'll be able to instantly save or print it from your registry profile page.
To be eligible for a medical card in Ohio, you must be diagnosed with one of the state's qualifying conditions. Those conditions are as follows:
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| New | Renew | |
|---|---|---|
| Medical Marijuana Certificate | $149 | $99 |
| Additional State fee | $0.01 | $0.01 |
| Total | $149.01 | $99.01 |
There are more than 100 marijuana dispensaries in Ohio. As a registered patient or caregiver, you can buy oils, tinctures, capsules, tablets, edibles, sublingual products, topicals, patches, plant material, and metered oils or solids. Each cardholder may purchase up to a 90-day supply of medical cannabis products at a time.
In 2016, House Bill 523 became law, legalizing medical marijuana for Ohioans with qualifying medical conditions and creating the Ohio Medical Marijuana Control Program (OMMCP). Each patient must register with the OMMR and have a certified physician recommend them in order to receive an MMJ card.
Medical marijuana patients in Ohio must renew their cards every year. To renew your card, take the following steps:
Registered caregivers in Ohio purchase, transport, and administer medical cannabis to minors and patients who are unable to do so themselves. Caregivers must be at least 21 years old, and they can serve up to two patients.
To become a caregiver in Ohio, take the following steps:
The Sanctuary Wellness Institute can connect you with an Ohio medical marijuana doctor. To set up a virtual appointment with a licensed physician, call 484-346-5140 today.
Yes, Ohio medical marijuana evaluations can be completed in person or virtually.
Minors in Ohio are eligible for medical marijuana, but they cannot purchase it themselves. Instead, qualifying minors must designate a registered caregiver (typically a parent or legal guardian) to obtain medical cannabis on their behalf.
No, anxiety does not qualify you for medical marijuana in Ohio.
No, depression does not make you eligible for medical marijuana in Ohio.
While you can apply for your Ohio medical card quickly, you are unlikely to receive it the same day. The state usually takes two to three weeks to review applications.
Adults aged 21 and up can buy recreational cannabis from Ohio dispensaries without an MMJ card, but medical cannabis cannot be purchased without one.
Issue 2 allows Ohio residents over the age of 21 to grow up to six marijuana plants each (or twelve per household).
No, Ohio does not recognize out-of-state medical marijuana cards.
Whether you can use your Ohio MMJ card in another state will depend on that state's reciprocity laws. Some states accept medical marijuana cards from other states, while others do not.
In Ohio, patients and caregivers who want to register or renew their cards must pay a nominal one-cent fee. This does not include the cost of your doctor's evaluation.
Yes, adults 21 and older can buy and possess recreational cannabis in Ohio.
To renew your Ohio medical marijuana card, you must first schedule a renewal evaluation with your original doctor, which can be done through The Sanctuary. After your doctor has updated your recommendation in the OMMR, you can renew your card online using your registry account.
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