How to Get Your
CONNECTICUT
Medical Card
Certify for Medical Card in Connecticut
To qualify for a medical cannabis card in Connecticut, you need a physician certification form.
With our telemedicine portal, it is easy to qualify for your medical card. Make a convenient appointment to meet with one of our licensed medical card doctors online.
At the end of your virtual visit, you get a completed Physician’s Certification and instructions on how to submit your application.
Best of all…
Get approved or your money back!
FOUR EASY STEPS TO GET YOUR MEDICAL MARIJUANA CERTIFICATION IN CONNECTICUT
Step 1 : Get Ready
- Make your appointment
- Take a picture of your ID
- Review the rules and regulations in Connecticut on the state’s website
Step 2 : Meet Your Doctor
- Login to wifi using your smartphone or other electronic device. Attend your appointment using our HIPAA safe platform
- Discuss your health issues with a certified MMJ doctor
- Learn about medical marijuana treatment
Step 3 : Receive Your Certification
- After your appointment, your doctor will register you online with the state of Connecticut using their online registration system.
- You will create a profile on the state’s online system here
Step 4: Visit a Dispensary
- Once your application is approved, the state will send you a temporary medical card in your email. You will receive a plastic card in the mail in about a week
- With your temporary card, you’ll be able to visit any dispensary in Connecticut!
Schedule Your Appointment
Benefits of Getting a Connecticut Medical Marijuana Card
- Medical card patients pay less in taxes
- Lower legal consumption age
- Potential to access greater amounts of cannabis, if your doctor notes that on your application
- Medical patients get priority in terms of products
- Grow your own medication! Only medical patients can grow own plants in Connecticut.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on the Connecticut Medical Marijuana Program
18 years of age or older (minors will need to submit a birth certificate and documentation of legal guardianship)
A Health Care Provider Certification (That’s what we give you!)
Proof of Connecticut residency such as a driver’s license or state-issued ID
A phone or electronic device for your telemedicine appointment
$140 for a New Patient Medical Card evaluation
$120 for a Renewing Patient Medical Card Evaluation
It costs $100 to register with the state to become a medical patient.
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If you would like to register a caregiver, mention it to your doctor. They have to add it to your electronic registration.
