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How to Get a Medical Marijuana Card in Florida
Book An Appointment
Schedule your appointment with DocMJ on a day and time that is convenient for you. This is a no-risk appointment, we provide a 100% money-back guarantee if you do not qualify.
Meet With a Doctor
The State of Florida requires that all patients visit a doctor in person to complete the health evaluation. We have thirty offices located across Florida. A friendly DocMJ doctor will consult with you and talk about your symptoms, medications, and wellness goals. This is an excellent opportunity to learn how mmj can improve your life.
Get Approved
When approved, you will receive a recommendation for mmj. The physician will upload the recommendation to the Florida Department of Health, OMMU. Recommendations are entered into the registry on the same day. In some cases, patients may be able to purchase mmj the same day following their appointment. Your medical card will arrive by mail approximately 10-15 days after you have been certified by the doctor and apply to the State.
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Getting Started
It has never been easier for Inverness residents to get a medical marijuana card, especially when dealing with extremely knowledgeable cannabis doctors such as those at DocMJ. Receiving your Florida medical cannabis card through DocMJ will give you the ability to purchase through any local or statewide dispensary.
How to Get Medical Marijuana in Inverness ?
While the process is simple, it's important to be aware that in order to qualify for medical cannabis, you must first consult with a licensed and certified marijuana doctor to determine your eligibility for medical marijuana.
Set Up an Appointment
The first step towards receiving your medical marijuana card is to book an appointment on our website. In order to qualify, you must have at least one of the qualifying conditions necessary to be considered and approved by one of our medical marijuana doctors in Inverness . If you are under the age of 18, you will need to have a secondary follow-up visit with one of our doctors at a local medical marijuana clinic at 429 South Croft Ave.
Consult With Your Doctor
At your visit, your doctor will meet with you during a 15 minute appointment where they discuss your qualifying conditions, review your medical records, your eligibility for medical marijuana, and answer any questions you may have about medical cannabis. If approved, your doctor will add you into the Florida Medical Marijuana Use Registry.
Receive Your Medical Marijuana Card
After application to the Florida Medical Marijuana Use Registry, you will apply for and receive your medical marijuana card, in many cases, you will be able to purchase medical cannabis on the same day.. Once you receive your medical marijuana card, you will be able to purchase marijuana from any marijuana dispensary in the State of Florida, completely legally! Medical marijuana cards in the State of Florida are valid for 1 year. Medical marijuana recommendations from your physician are valid for a maximum of 210 days, or 7 months.
What Conditions Qualify for Medical Marijuana in Inverness ?
Now that you know the process, the next question you likely have is: Do I qualify for medical marijuana? The following is a list of conditions which the State of Florida has approved for the use of medical cannabis, in addition, your physician may be able to qualify you if you have a similar condition to:
- Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) - A debilitating condition which can result in panic attacks, nightmares, detachment, overwhelming emotions, or in some cases, self-destructive behavior.
- Parkinson's Disease - A neurodegenerative disorder which can cause loss of control with motor or non-motor function.
- Crohn's Disease - A condition which can result in severe IBD or Inflammatory Bowel Disease, pain and discomfort, and nausea.
- Chronic Muscle Spasms - A condition where you experience pain and tightening of the muscles, potentially related to other issues such as MS.
- Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) - A progressive neurodegenerative disease, causing serious motor function issues over time.
- Epilepsy/Seizures Disorders - A neurological disorder where sensitivities can trigger episodes within the sufferer.
- Multiple Sclerosis (MS) - A disease that can potentially disable the sufferer's brain or spinal cord, resulting in physical alteration and possibly lack of function.
- Glaucoma - An ocular condition which can result in mild, severe, or permanent blindness.
- HIV/AIDS - An immunodeficiency virus which attacks the human body immune system, weakening it and making the sufferer susceptible to severe symptoms.
- Cancer - Various different types of cancer exist, with multiple ways that it can affect someone. Each type of cancer needs consideration when analyzing for medical marijuana card qualification.
- Chronic Non-Malignant Pain - Multiple different types of chronic non-malignant pain can exist, so it's important to discuss with your marijuana doctor about what you experience.
If you have been diagnosed or show symptoms of one or more of the above, you may be able to obtain a medical marijuana card through one of our physicians. Medical cannabis can ease the suffering of any of these conditions, and it's important to discuss your conditions and symptoms with your physician when having your consultation. Because every person is different, there is no one singular prescription, and our medical marijuana doctors can help guide you to the best fit for you
What Do I Do Once I Have a Florida Medical Marijuana Card?
After receiving approval from one of our Inverness medical marijuana doctors, you will be able to obtain your card from the State and purchase medical marijuana at any dispensary within the city or State of Florida. While there are many options to purchase at a dispensary, our physicians will help to guide you to the best option for you, whether it be packaged flower, topical, pre-roll, or edibles. Your doctor will also go over the dosage amounts and different requirements that you specifically may need to satisfy your condition. If you have any questions you can discuss it with any one of our marijuana doctors during your visit. But after meeting with one of our extremely knowledgeable physicians, you will be able to visit any Florida medical marijuana dispensary and receive your desired dosage of medicinal marijuana.
About our Inverness Location
If you live in Inverness we have a close location for your convenience. When you start the booking process on our website, you will be able to choose from any location for your visit with a medical marijuana doctor. Whether you live in Citrus County or any of the surrounding counties, we have here to serve you. Regardless if you're new to the area, or a long-time resident, or a temporary resident (snow bird) simply being a Florida resident with one or more of the qualifying conditions above makes you a candidate for getting a medical marijuana card. Whether you are a recent or long-term sufferer of a qualifying condition, contact our offices today or book an appointment right through our website and meet with some of the best medical marijuana doctors the state has to offer!
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Receive Your Medical Marijuana Card
After application to the Florida Medical Marijuana Use Registry, you may apply for your medical marijuana card from the State of Florida.. This card allows you to visit any dispensary within the State to purchase medical cannabis, in the dosage and route that your marijuana doctor recommended for you. Medical marijuana cards in the State of Florida are valid for 1 year. Your physician's medical marijuana recommendation is valid for a maximum of 210 days, or 7 months.Why Do I Need A Medical Cannabis Card?
With a medical cannabis card, you are legally protected if you are stopped and found in possession of marijuana. If you have been found having purchased marijuana from a state licensed medical marijuana treatment center (dispensary) and have your registry identification card, you should be able to avoid any negative legal consequences.Will My Florida Medical Marijuana Card Work Anywhere in the State?
Florida patients who have received their Florida medical cannabis card may purchase at any state-licensed dispensary. Regardless if your card was issued by medical marijuana doctors in Miami Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Jacksonville, Tampa, Orlando, or anywhere within the State of Florida, as a Florida resident you would qualify to purchase medical marijuana.Florida's Medical Marijuana History
In 2014, Florida joined twenty-one other states in legalizing medical marijuana with the signing of the Compassionate Medical Cannabis Act of 2014. This allowed low-THC medical cannabis products to be recommended to those suffering from cancer, chronic seizures, epilepsy, or muscle spasms, so long as that recommendation came from a licensed medical marijuana doctor. Then, in 2016, voters in the State of Florida approved the Florida Medical Marijuana Legalization Initiative (Amendment 2), legalizing the use of full strength marijuana for qualifying medical conditions, with the requirement that a licensed medical marijuana doctor approve the patient. Since then, more changes to the law have been made. Having a medical marijuana evaluation done by marijuana doctors throughout the state will allow you to obtain a medical marijuana card, satisfying Florida state law and protecting you from potential legal consequences.Definition of Medical Marijuana in the State of Florida
Simply put, the state defines medical marijuana or medical cannabis as products which are purchased at a licensed dispensary (or medical marijuana treatment center) by a qualified patient with a medical marijuana card. Acquiring marijuana from a source other than a state recognized dispensary will mean that your cannabis is not considered 'medical marijuana' and therefore subject to your city's laws towards possession and is a crime under Florida law.Who is Eligible for Medical Marijuana in the State of Florida?
Speaking with our Florida medical marijuana doctors, you will discuss your particular situation and need, but there are two general requirements for any patient to be given a medical marijuana recommendation and obtain a card from the State: You must be either a permanent or temporary resident within the State of Florida to both receive and maintain your MMJ card from the state. This card is utilized at medical marijuana dispensaries throughout the state, and will only work in Florida dispensaries. Cards issued in other states may not apply, nor may a card issued in Florida apply in other states. You must be diagnosed with a qualifying medical condition by a certified doctor. Beyond the enumerated list below, the law allows a terminal condition diagnosed by a physician, or other debilitating conditions of like, kind, or class such as depression, anxiety, and migraines.Conditions Which Qualify for Medical Marijuana Treatment
- Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis also known as ALS or Lou Gehrig's Disease - Nervous system disease that weakens muscles and impacts physical function
- Cancer - Disease caused by an uncontrolled division of abnormal cells in a given part of the body
- Epilepsy or Seizures - A transient occurrence of signs and/or symptoms due to abnormal excessive or synchronous neuronal activity in the brain
- Crohn's Disease - A chronic inflammatory bowel disease that affects the lining of the digestive tract
- Glaucoma - Eye conditions marked by increased intraocular pressure that can cause blindness
- HIV/AIDS - Human immunodeficiency virus that overtime causes acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
- Multiple Sclerosis also known as MS - A disease in which the immune system eats away at the protective covering of the nerves
- Parkinson's Disease - A disorder of the central nervous system that affects movement, often including tremors
- Post Traumatic Stress Disorder or PTSD - A disorder in which a person has difficulty recovering after experiences or witnessing a terrifying event.
- Chronic Muscle Spasms - Sudden, involuntary movement in one or more muscles
- Chronic Nonmalignant Pain - Pain unrelated to cancer that persists beyond the usual course of disease or injury
Proof of Residence Requirement for Medical Marijuana Treatment
For permanent Florida residents, they may provide any form of state-approved forms of identification to prove their residency. Whereas seasonal residents or temporary residents can submit a copy of two of the following to prove residence:- A monthly mortgage statement, deed, mortgage, residential rental or lease agreement
- A proof of residential address from a parent, step-parent, legal guardian, or a person who the seasonal resident lives with along with a statement confirming the claim is true
- A utility bill or work order
- Mail addressed to seasonal resident from either a financial institution (a checking, savings, investment account statement), or a federal, state, or municipal government agency no older than two months
Purchasing Medical Marijuana in the State of Florida
Once you have been approved and received your Florida medical marijuana card, you are eligible to legally purchase medical marijuana, but only from approved facilities. These facilities, otherwise known as Medical Marijuana Treatment Centers, or more commonly dispensaries, exist throughout the state. The classification of medical only applies when you purchase medical cannabis from one of these approved or licensed dispensaries. In order to purchase from any of these facilities, your information must be sent to the OMMU by a licensed and certified marijuana doctor. Without this, you cannot purchase cannabis products. While medical marijuana doctors will recommend medical marijuana treatment dosage and routes, there is no requirement for a specific recommendation of where to purchase cannabis. There are directories available to find dispensaries which will take Florida medical marijuana cards for any qualifying conditions.Are Medical Records for Medical Marijuana Private?
The Florida Department of Health branch known as the Office of Medical Marijuana Use (OMMU) has strict power over the online registry, giving access only to your marijuana doctors, law enforcement, dispensary staff, and the Florida Department of Health itself. Within your private Florida medical record, your registry entry has both your qualifying medical condition, or multiple qualifying conditions, and the recommended amount and method of medical marijuana provided by your doctor.Are There Restrictions Even With a Florida Medical Marijuana Card?
Even though the perception of cannabis and medical marijuana has changed significantly since legalization in 2016, there are still certain ways that you may be restricted, regardless if you have a medical marijuana card.Traveling with Medical Marijuana
Federal law still classifies marijuana as a Schedule 1 drug, meaning that even if a state permits medical marijuana use, it would be considered illegal to cross state lines with medical marijuana in your possession. This is because federal law supersedes state law, regardless of each state's view. So while you will not be legally allowed to cross Florida state lines with medical cannabis, you may be able to purchase recreational or medical marijuana in select states. Some states allow for small dosages recreationally, where others still need valid out-of-state medical marijuana cards, more specifically a medical marijuana card issued by a Florida medical doctor. This list is subject to change, but includes (following list does not include recreational marijuana states):States Allowing Florida Medical Marijuana Cards
- Arkansas - Allowances: Up to 2.5 oz usable per 14 day period
- California - Not required to have a medical marijuana card, though it would waive additional taxes for qualified patients. Allowances: 1 oz. usable, 8g concentrate
- Colorado - There are stricter possession limits for out-of-state cardholders or non-residents. Allowances: 1 oz. usable (only purchasable in quarter ounces at a time), 8g concentrate
- Hawaii - Must also be registered in Hawaii. Allowances: 4 oz. usable per 15 days
- Illinois - Allowances: 15g usable, 2.5g concentrates
- Maine - Must have a Maine-approved physician certificate form in addition to a home-state issued medical marijuana card. Allowances: 2.5 oz. usable, 5g concentrates
- Michigan - Allowances: 2.5 oz usable
- Montana - Allowances: 1 oz usable
- Nevada - Allowances: 2.5 oz usable per 14 days
- New Hampshire - Must have medical marijuana card issued for a qualifying condition approved by New Hampshire. Allowances: 2 oz usable
- Oklahoma - Must also purchase a temporary registration from the state for $100
- Rhode Island - Allowances: 2.5 oz usable
Flying with Medical Marijuana
Medical marijuana cannot legally cross state lines, even if into another state that has the same laws for medical marijuana, you may also encounter issues if flying within state in possession of medical cannabis. There are conflicting reports from TSA regarding the search of bags for marijuana, regardless if it is for medical purposes or otherwise. During a search, you may be stopped and need to provide proof of your medical marijuana card, and even then may still encounter issues.Employment with Medical Marijuana
While the State of Florida has permitted the use of medical marijuana, the laws do not extend to employers within the state. At this time it is up to the employer whether or not they will accept your medical marijuana card and therefore permit usage of medical cannabis or low THC cannabis. Employers may still require employees to submit drug tests, and deem the presence of marijuana as failure to pass these tests. When in doubt, it is best to be aware of your employer's stance on marijuana use, because they may not distinguish the difference between medical or recreational marijuana use.What Do I Need as a Caregiver?
If you are a caregiver in the State of Florida, you must also meet certain requirements to be issued a 'caregiver card' by the state. The patient must also have a qualified medical marijuana card issued by the state in order for the caregiver to receive theirs. You must present a Florida driver's license or other form of identification in order to receive a caregiver card, which will notate both the caregiver and patient name. When purchasing at a dispensary anywhere in the state, caregivers must present both their caregiver card and the patient card in order to purchase cannabis.How Often Do I Need to Renew My Medical Marijuana Recommendation?
A physician certification given to Florida patients is valid by Florida state law for up to 210 days (or seven months). In order to purchase medical cannabis you will need an active recommendation from a Florida medical marijuana doctor and an active Florida medical marijuana card.How Much Does a Medical Marijuana Recommendation Cost?
At DocMJ, your visit with one of our medical marijuana doctors can cost only $189, paid in full, or $30 per month, for 7 months with a one-time $20 processing fee. This fee covers the visit with one of our medical marijuana doctors and renewals of the required recommendations for the full 7 months. In addition, the State of Florida charges a fee for the card itself.How Much Does a Medical Marijuana Card Cost?
The State of Florida charges $75 annually for a Medical Marijuana card.Does Insurance Cover Medical Marijuana in the State of Florida?
At this time, no Florida medical insurance provider will cover any kind of medical cannabis or medical marijuana treatment. Florida patients are required to pay for their visit with any marijuana doctors in Florida out of pocket.How Long Will It Take Before I Get My Card?
If you have a Florida Driver's license, you may be approved to purchase on the same day as your appointment with a certifying physician.What Will My Marijuana Doctor Recommend?
There is no such thing as a 'usual course of action' when it comes to this, and your marijuana doctor will discuss options with you to find the route and strain of marijuana that best suits your needs. Whether smokeable, pre-roll, topical, or edible, there are a variety of options that marijuana doctors will bring to the table, each with their own set of dosage and usage requirements. No singular style suits all, so it's important to discuss these options.About DocMJ
At DocMJ, our marijuana doctors take pride in ensuring that your qualifying conditions are not only understood, but also that your needs are met with their recommendation. Whether you have Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Crohn's Disease, or any other condition which qualifies for Florida medical cannabis, our cannabis doctors will uphold the highest standards in the industry. Our appointment schedule varies by location and physician, but we guarantee that visits with any of our cannabis doctors will be efficient in both time and efficacy. We have made it a priority since our opening to provide only the highest care possible, and will ensure we meet your needs.See if You Qualify From The Comfort of Your Home
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Under Florida law, these conditions are eligible for a medical marijuana card:
PTSD
A disorder in which a person has difficulty recovering after experiencing or witnessing a terrifying event.
Epilepsy/Seizures Disorders
A transient occurrence of signs and/or symptoms due to abnormal excessive or synchronous neuronal activity in the brain.
Parkinson's Disease
A disorder of the central nervous system that affects movement, often including tremors.
Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
A disease in which the immune system eats away at the protective covering of nerves.
Crohn's Disease
A chronic inflammatory bowel disease that affects the lining of the digestive tract.
Glaucoma
Eye conditions marked by increase intraocular pressure that can cause blindness.
Chronic muscle spasms
Sudden, involuntary movement in one or more muscles.
HIV/AIDS
Human immunodeficiency virus that over time causes acquired immunodeficiency syndrome.
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
Nervous system disease that weakens muscles and impacts physical function.
Cancer
Disease caused by an uncontrolled division of abnormal cells in a given part of the body.
Chronic nonmalignant pain
Pain unrelated to cancer that persists beyond the usual course of disease or injury.
Additionally, Florida law allows a physician to certify patients for a medical marijuana card after diagnosing them with “other medical conditions of the same class”.
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Charles Nutinsky, DO
Andrea Zotovas, MD
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Charlene Shaw, D.O.
Dr. Elise Zahn, D.O.
Nathaniel Miller, D.O.
Jack Rothman, M.D.
Donald Mars, M.D.
Ross Glider, D.O.
Peter Calkin, M.D.
Shirley Zelikovsky, M.D.
Marc Puchir, D.O.
Carlos Levy, D.O.
Irwin Landau, M.D.
Stephen Salcedo, M.D.
Denise Schow, M.D.
Antonio Ben P. Monson, M.D.
Wen Ting Zheng-Smith, M.D. PhD
Marissa Magsino, M.D.
John Batts, M.D.
Robert Eckert, M.D.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is your refund policy?
We aim to be as transparent as possible with our refund policy. It is as follows:
- Cancel within 24 hours of joining our services — 100% refund.
- Cancel after 24 hours – 100% refund minus $25 fee.
- Reschedule/no-show/cancel appointment less than 48 hours prior – $50 fee.
- Once a recommendation is issued after your exam, our services are non-refundable in any way.
Do I have be concerned about any privacy issues if I receive an evaluation or recommendation?
No, your visit is protected under privacy laws.
Do I have to be 18 to receive a recommendation?
No, if you are younger than 18 you can receive an evaluation if you are accompanied by a guardian. Pediatric patients must have a guardian call to book an appointment with us at 888-908-0143.
How Much Does a Medical Marijuana Card Cost?
Your medical recommendation cost from us is $189. This covers our initial exam, recommendation and 70-day renewals.
We also have Easy Monthly Payments. Please visit our Pricing page for more information.
Can I receive my recommendation on the first visit?
Yes! A certified physician can activate your Full-THC Medical Cannabis or Low-THC Cannabis order once they have completed an exam and confirmed that you qualify. At this time, you’ll receive your Patient ID number.
What conditions qualify for a medical cannabis recommendation?
Click Here to take our Eligibility Survey and schedule your appointment.
Am I guaranteed to receive a medical marijuana recommendation?
NO. While we do offer a money back guarantee if you do not receive a recommendation, we DO NOT guarantee that you will receive a recommendation. You can only receive a recommendation if your doctor determines you have a qualifying condition as defined by Florida law, and that the benefits of using medical marijuana outweigh the risks.
Do I have to pay an evaluation fee if I do not qualify for a medical marijuana recommendation?
No, you will be refunded in full!!
How long does it take to get a medical marijuana recommendation?
Approximately 15 minutes! Come in for your exam, and if you qualify, your physician will immediately add you to the Office of Medical Marijuana Use Registry.
To get your card and begin treatment after you receive a recommendation, you must pay a fee to the state and upload a passport photo to apply for the card. This can be done through the email you received after you obtained your recommendation. To get more information, or to complete a paper application, click here.
Who is Eligible for Medical Marijuana in the State of Florida?
Speaking with our Florida medical marijuana doctors, you will discuss your particular situation and need, but there are two general requirements for any patient to be given a medical marijuana recommendation and obtain a card from the State: You must be either a permanent or temporary resident within the State of Florida to both receive and maintain your MMJ card from the state. This card is utilized at medical marijuana dispensaries throughout the state, and will only work in Florida dispensaries. Cards issued in other states may not apply, nor may a card issued in Florida apply in other states. You must be diagnosed with a qualifying medical condition by a certified doctor. Beyond the enumerated list below, the law allows a terminal condition diagnosed by a physician, or other debilitating conditions of like, kind, or class such as depression, anxiety, and migraines.
Will My Florida Medical Marijuana Card Work Anywhere in the State?
Florida patients who have received their Florida medical cannabis card may purchase at any state-licensed dispensary. Regardless if your card was issued by medical marijuana doctors in Miami Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Jacksonville, Tampa, Orlando, or anywhere within the State of Florida, as a Florida resident you would qualify to purchase medical marijuana.
Can I Travel Across State Lines With Marijuana If I Have A Card?
As of now, No. Federal law prohibits carrying marijuana across state lines. It would be considered drug trafficking.
Can I Use My Florida Medical Marijuana Card in Other States?
While medical marijuana remains a Schedule I narcotic at the federal level it has been legalized for some states. Many have agreements between them to allow out-of-state medical marijuana cards. This is known as “reciprocity.” Florida does not yet offer reciprocity, that is, those with out-of-state medical marijuana cards cannot use them in Florida. However, Floridians can use a medical marijuana card in some other states with certain guidelines. Read on to learn which states allow the use of your Florida medical marijuana card. Read more here.
Are Medical Records for Medical Marijuana Private?
The Florida Department of Health branch known as the Office of Medical Marijuana Use (OMMU) has strict power over the online registry, giving access only to your marijuana doctors, law enforcement, dispensary staff, and the Florida Department of Health itself. Within your private Florida medical record, your registry entry has both your qualifying medical condition, or multiple qualifying conditions, and the recommended amount and method of medical marijuana provided by your doctor.
What Do I Need as a Caregiver?
If you are a caregiver in the State of Florida, you must also meet certain requirements to be issued a ‘caregiver card’ by the state. The patient must also have a qualified medical marijuana card issued by the state in order for the caregiver to receive theirs. You must present a Florida driver’s license or other form of identification in order to receive a caregiver card, which will notate both the caregiver and patient name. When purchasing at a dispensary anywhere in the state, caregivers must present both their caregiver card and the patient card in order to purchase cannabis.
How Often Do I Need to Renew My Medical Marijuana Recommendation?
A physician certification given to Florida patients is valid by Florida state law for up to 210 days (or seven months). In order to purchase medical cannabis you will need an active recommendation from a Florida medical marijuana doctor and an active Florida medical marijuana card.
Medical marijuana cards in the State of Florida are valid for 1 year.
The State of Florida charges $75 annually for a Medical Marijuana card.
Does Insurance Cover Medical Marijuana in the State of Florida?
At this time, no Florida medical insurance provider will cover any kind of medical cannabis or medical marijuana treatment. Florida patients are required to pay for their visit with any marijuana doctors in Florida out of pocket.
