How to Get Your
MARYLAND
Medical Card
Certify for Medical Card in Maryland
To qualify for a medical card in Maryland state, you need a valid certification from a registered provider.
With our telemedicine portal, it has never been easier to qualify for your medical card. Simply make a convenient appointment to meet with one of our licensed Maryland medical card doctors online. We have certified thousands of patients through the Maryland Medical Cannabis Commission (MMCC).
It’s easy to get a medical card with Green Mind. If you have an MMCC number, we can get you into a dispensary on the same day!
At the end of your virtual visit, you get a medical provider’s certification that will allow you to purchase medical marijuana.
Best of all…
Get approved or your money back!
FOUR EASY STEPS TO GET YOUR MARYLAND MEDICAL CARD
Step 1 : Get Ready
- Register with the Maryland Medical Cannabis Commission (you can also do this after your appointment!)
- Make your appointment
- Take a picture of your ID
Step 2 : Meet Your Doctor
- Login to wifi or using your phone’s cellular connection to your appointment on our HIPAA-safe platform
- Discuss your health issues with a doctor registered with the Maryland Medical Cannabis Commission (MMCC)
- Learn about medical marijuana treatment
Step 3 : Register With the State
- After your appointment, your provider will use your MMCC number to complete your registration with the state
Step 4: Visit a Dispensary
- After your number is registered, you’ll be able to shop at a dispensary. Usually it can be done on the same day!
- You will eventually receive a plastic patient card from the state
- Receive lifetime marijuana support from Green Mind!
Schedule Your Appointment
Benefits of Getting a Maryland Medical Card
- It’s the only legal way to use treatment in Maryland.
- Job security for users
- Improved access to specific products. Order online, and cut the line
- Grow your own medication
- Recreational usage will not be around in Maryland until at least 2024
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for Medical Marijuana Patients in Maryland
- A valid government-issued ID
- An MMCC number obtained from the state of Maryland. This can be obtained after your appointment as well!
- A Maryland address and proof of residency (required to get an MMCC number)
- A phone or electronic device for your telemedicine appointment
It’s just $120 for Renewing patients in Maryland! For new patients, we charge $140.
You’ll also receive lifetime questions-related support from us. If you’re a newer patient, it’s a great opportunity to follow up with a knowledgeable provider.
If you have proof of limited income (such as SNAP, Medicaid, or unemployment benefits, let us know! Email us at greenmindphysicians@gmail.com) and we’ll try to work with you on the price.
It costs $25 to obtain an MMCC number with the state. This registration lasts for 6 years!
Maryland is a discretionary state. That means a doctor can choose to give access for this treatment to any condition, provided that other treatments have been ineffective. In Maryland, a wide range of medical conditions may qualify a patient for medical card treatment, including:
- Anorexia,
- Severe or chronic pain
- Severe nausea
- Seizures
- Glaucoma
- Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
- A chronic medical condition which is severe and for which other treatments have been ineffective.
- If you have an MMCC number already, we can get you into a dispensary in 15 minutes!
- If you need to apply for an MMCC number, that can take 2 weeks. Once we get it…15 minutes!
No- you can’t cross state lines or travel with controlled substance products. Being a medical patient doesn’t change that!
Unfortunately not. Maryland offers no protection for people growing plants, even if they’re patients. It’s still illegal!
Yes. Caregivers are individuals that help Maryland medical patients obtain medication from dispensaries.
Caregivers register through Maryland OneStop, the same online portal that patients register through. The requirements are the same- a passport style photo, valid government-issued ID, and social security number. It costs $50 to become a caregiver.
